Will Third Parties Ever Return to Wii U? | |||
| Yes | 109 | 33.23% | |
| No | 217 | 66.16% | |
| Total: | 326 | ||
First off, that's an impossible feat.
Secondly, even if it achieved the impossible, developers deciding to support the Wii U will come out with games... after it's discontinued. So no. They wont
No because the WII U's fate has being sealed at the end of last year.
No. We need to understand the magnitude of the Wii U sales.
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Again I'm optimistic. Nintendo fell behind depending on third party developers. Devs was bashing the Wii U before it launched. I think Nintendo knows what they have to do if they want any future. Miyamoto is making a new IP. Nintendo has way more exclusives coming then any of the company past consoles. Fatal Frame U & Bayonetta 2, what! If it pick up sells or not, Wii U owners will be proud.
There is alot of crazy talk in this thread. Wii U now has the second highest sales with the first just about a million half away. Nintendo's fate is what they make it.
Do you guys honestly think that third parties will pass up a chance to make money if the Wii U starts selling well? If the Wii U becomes a huge success, why wouldn't third parties support it with games and make money?
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| ClassicalSaxophonist said: Do you guys honestly think that third parties will pass up a chance to make money if the Wii U starts selling well? If the Wii U becomes a huge success, why wouldn't third parties support it with games and make money? |
Because history repeats itself.
Also, the bolded is hilarious. I would never compare the Wii U with a "huge success", even if it does reach 12 Million units sold by the Fiscal Year ending in 2015. It's not like that is at all great anyway.
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Because history repeats itself. Also, the bolded is hilarious. I would never compare the Wii U with a "huge success", even if it does reach 12 Million units sold by the Fiscal Year ending in 2015. It's not like that is at all great anyway. |
I wasn't saying that the Wii U is a huge succes at the moment or that 12 million would be a huge success. I wasn't saying that it would happen by 2015 either. It may never be a huge success. It's too early to tell at this point.
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| PigPen said: There is alot of crazy talk in this thread. Wii U now has the second highest sales with the first just about a million half away. Nintendo's fate is what they make it. |
only crazy talk i see here is thinking Wii U can reach 12m years end
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