S.Peelman said:
Yep. Mostly (meaning there's the odd good one), it's the first parties that make games worth my while... For any console. |
12 of the 18 highest rated games of 2013 according to Metacritics 2013 round up are third party with another 4 from Nintendo and 2 from SCEA. But if you say so.
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| MikeRox said: 12 of the 18 highest rated games of 2013 according to Metacritics 2013 round up are third party with another 4 from Nintendo and 2 from SCEA. But if you say so. |
Doesn't make me want them.
EDIT: Plus naturally there's more because there's like a billion third party games coming out each year while first parties can only do so much. There's bopund to be more third parties that stick on metacritic. Plus this is now quite off-topic.
I can see their train of thought and totally sympathize. I mean pretty much every developer dropped support for PS3 last gen.
Fuck third parties. I buy Nintendo™ consoles to play Nintendo™ games.
| PattonFiend said: ...and Titanfall is 720p... What is your point? This is what happens when PPC architecture is unknown to developers. It is not Nintendo's fault that developers have no experience coding on PPC architecture... Maybe they should get their game up, you know, hone those skills instead of complaining about their lack of education and experience and not having everything handed to them on a silver platter... I suppose they want Nintendo to make their games for them as well... |
"It is not Nintendo's fault that developers have no experience coding on PPC architecture..." Developers have been using Power PC up till this gen man.
"Maybe they should get their game up, you know, hone those skills instead of complaining about their lack of education and experience and not having everything handed to them on a silver platter..." See the world doesnt owe Nintendo or the WiiU anything. The world didnt owe the PS3 anything for a very very very long time either. Dont expect good games to be handed to you on a silver platter.
"I suppose they want Nintendo to make their games for them as well..." Totally senseless comment.
I predict that the Wii U will sell a total of 18 million units in its lifetime.
The NX will be a 900p machine
MikeRox said:
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Nintendo fanboy logic man. This lot is more entitled and more deluded than PC elitists, I swear.
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I predict that the Wii U will sell a total of 18 million units in its lifetime.
The NX will be a 900p machine
S.Peelman said:
Doesn't make me want them. EDIT: Plus naturally there's more because there's like a billion third party games coming out each year while first parties can only do so much. There's bopund to be more third parties that stick on metacritic. Plus this is now quite off-topic. |
The thing is the world doesnt revolve around what you want. The fact is 12 of 18th highest rated games of 2013 ARE third party, whether you want them or not is irrelevant.
I predict that the Wii U will sell a total of 18 million units in its lifetime.
The NX will be a 900p machine
SubiyaCryolite said:
The thing is the world doesnt revolve around what you want. The fact is 12 of 18th highest rated games of 2013 ARE third party, whether you want them or not is irrelevant. |
You didn't read my initial post did you?
Should do that, because then you'd know what this conversation was about, and you wouldn't need to resort to nonesense.
Wasn't PS3 extremely hard to develop for, too? We see how that turned out.
It also seems like that guy never worked with Nintendo before, because, honestly, from what I've heard, that's how it always was with them. It's not a new problem. Whether that's a good thing or not is up to oneself to decide, I guess.
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SubiyaCryolite said:
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And thanks for knowing my personallity so well, you're spot on.
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