Hardcore gamers would boycott it. Demanding a true next gen experience. It would sell several million units though.
Hardcore gamers would boycott it. Demanding a true next gen experience. It would sell several million units though.
Would help the wii U in millions of unit sold.
But probably GTAV wouldnt profit.
But I can see other scenario: if GTAV was Wii U exclusive for some time(3 months?). And included a bundled version of wii U+GTAV for 300$
After 2 months of the wii U version launch they announce the PS360 version of GTAV.
I think that if it was the case, it would help the wii U in millions more units sold, and also the game would profit as much as it profited.
| axumblade said: When did you get so negative? :P But seriously, all three of these things would definitely happen. x.x |
It's called being more realistic, Axum. I'm not the NinPie that B.E.L.I.E.V.E.S in Nintendo 100% of the time anymo. 
Boost of wii u sales in a couple millions. It would be the worst-selling main game on the series though. Still, that's not gonna happen, at most it can be multi Wiiu/Ps4/One.
How many hundreds of millions of dollars would Nintendo have to pay for that to happen?
Also, yes, if it happens, it would be the lowest selling GTA title.
I really want to see how they will use the gamepad into this =D
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padib said:
Yeah, no. It was said at least twice that it was understood that this wouldn't happen. Another post of a person who just wants to bash on a Nintendo fan. |
Another thread of a nintendo fan who knows reality, accepts it, mentions it and goes to live in that dream again.
Since we're going with a hypothetical topic, let's run with it: let's say the game is huge success for both Rockstar North and Nintendo. Rockstar then decides to bring out sequels to Body Harvest and Space Station: Silicon Valley...and Uniracers (featuring the red unicycle, lisenced out by Pixar...) Would you buy any of those games?
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