E3: Sony 'Leaps And Bounds Ahead' Of Microsoft

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mundus6 on 01 June 2011

brendude13 said:

mundus6 said:

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Conegamer said:

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Chibi.V.29 said:

brendude13 said:

I'm going to buy a Wii soon and most of the games are 3rd party I believe.

Lol good luck with that *goes and rofls in he corner*

Hey! It has Monster Hunter, and Resi, and Okami, and Conduit, and Goldeneye, and Epic Mickey, and NMH, and...others

But Nintendo is 1st party. End of.

I was about to make a list there, thanks for doing it for me xD.

Nintendo does have substantially more 1st party devs than everyone else though, I'll agree with that.

It's alright, but the list is really just embarrasing. I know I'm missing a few, but seriously? Nintendo is 1st Party, MS 3rd, Sony in the middle. So they're 'leaps and bounds' ahead in one respect, but not in the other. So it all levels out in the end (even if Sony maybe nudged in front of Nintendo this gen overall, they've both upped their game massively).

Monster Hunter, Resident Evil and Okami are some of the best games this gen though! =O

But yeah, I'll agree with what you said there, Nintendo is mainly 1st party.

How are they this gen when they are all ports of last gen games? Except Monster Hunter which is a sequel to last gen games and plays exactly like the previous installments?

Why is everybody picking on me *cries in the corner*.

They are still on a current gen system, and what can I say, I'm a sucker for re-makes.

Except they aren't remakes, they are the exact same game with a new control scheme...

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Conegamer on 02 June 2011

mundus6 said:

brendude13 said:

mundus6 said:

brendude13 said:

Conegamer said:

It's alright, but the list is really just embarrasing. I know I'm missing a few, but seriously? Nintendo is 1st Party, MS 3rd, Sony in the middle. So they're 'leaps and bounds' ahead in one respect, but not in the other. So it all levels out in the end (even if Sony maybe nudged in front of Nintendo this gen overall, they've both upped their game massively).

Monster Hunter, Resident Evil and Okami are some of the best games this gen though! =O

But yeah, I'll agree with what you said there, Nintendo is mainly 1st party.

How are they this gen when they are all ports of last gen games? Except Monster Hunter which is a sequel to last gen games and plays exactly like the previous installments?

Why is everybody picking on me *cries in the corner*.

They are still on a current gen system, and what can I say, I'm a sucker for re-makes.

Except they aren't remakes, they are the exact same game with a new control scheme...

Except for MH, of course. Which is nothing like previous games.

And also, Red Steel 2 and Goldeneye aren't re-makes, nor are Xenoblade/TLS or Epic Mickey