Yeah I get that, and I get why you're periodically introducing capitals into your reply. It is a big chunk, but even so they were all praising the system for how powerful it was and how easy it was to develop for, even on the "gimped" dev kits. So why the sudden turnaround?

I get what you're saying, and I agree it's ridiculous. But it doesn't explain the sudden change of mood when the devs were all previously so happy with the system.

well how about you name this big exclusive.

You misunderstood what I ment.

So, I have things to reveal, things I cannot prove but that comes from within the industry. That's why I knew KillZone 4 would be revealed during the PS4 event (even though I didn't say anything) and that's why I'm fairly certain PS4 will cost $349 at launch. I also know what games will be shown at e3 (MEGATON incoming!!! Fan boys of all sorts will cry tears of joy and tears of anger), so just take my word for what I'm writing now - and come e3 you will see what I mean by megaton, which should prove what I'm about to tell you about Nintendo and 3rd parties.

Wanna know the real reason why Nintendo is getting shitty 3rd party support? It's no conspiracy like some think. Nintendo has ever since the GameCube days (and perhaps even before that) given 3rd parties GIMPED dev kits. We all know Wii U has 2gb RAM, and 1gb of those are reserved for the OS - leaving 1gb for games. But only Nintendo has access to that FULL 1gb RAM; 3rd parties got gimped dev kits with about 730mb RAM to work with, with the explanation that the rest of the RAM were off limits.

What happened was early on a very large publisher got their hands on source code to a 1st party title accidentally (was meant to be sent a code segment on disk for assistance with a gpu addressing issue, but ended up with whole game source), and in the source for that, it became obvious that 3rd party dev kits lacked vital and very helpful api's for graphics rendering.

This thing also happened with the Wii. 3rd party developers wanted more access to the hardware to make games, but weren't allowed by Nintendo, and that's why Wii never saw much support except for shovelware.

And what's even more troubling is that I just heard that Nintendo has canceled 2 3rd party games to the Wii U; 1 being exclusive and 1 being a multiplat. And these games are well known, popular titles by a major publisher. The exclusive games will now probably be heading to the PS360.

But seriously, you all need to know this - especially the Nintendo fans. 3rd parties are skipping Nintendo's consoles because they are being treated as shit. Nintendo only has themselves to blame for this fuck up.

Yeah I get that, and I get why you're periodically introducing capitals into your reply. It is a big chunk, but even so they were all praising the system for how powerful it was and how easy it was to develop for, even on the "gimped" dev kits. So why the sudden turnaround?

I get what you're saying, and I agree it's ridiculous. But it doesn't explain the sudden change of mood when the devs were all previously so happy with the system.

Yes, that's another one of your points that doesn't make sense. There's not really anything that could be taken away from Nintendo that would qualify as a megaton.

I know it's Friday, but you could have at least waited until it's evening before you got wasted.

so you wouldn't get a bit upset if you found out someone had lied or cheated on you?

Firstly I was being sarcastic when I said PS4, however I wanted to quote this post.

My guess is (going out there in conspiracy theory zone haha) is that they didn't liek the direction Nintendo took the industry with motion controls, so what better way to get back at them then to provide false prasies to gimped hardware so Nintendo would think they have done enough to please them. Then the time come to run from it like a smelly turd back to SONY/Microsoft.

Quit your bullshit or show us some proof