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daredevil.shark on 08 September 2014
forest-spirit said:
Mystro-Sama said:


I blame Ninty for that.


That doesn't make any sense considering that the PS3 was the main platform for Japanese 3rd parties last gen.


PS3 actually killed home console in Japan. It was in decline. PS3's high price and less games made this conversion faster.



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Mystro-Sama on 08 September 2014
forest-spirit said:
Mystro-Sama said:
daredevil.shark said:
Mystro-Sama said:
It's almost 2015 and they just learning HD >.>


Japanese developers in a nutshell. Except a few ones rest are struggling. After the long ps2 life they got wii. Cant blame them.


I blame Ninty for that.


That doesn't make any sense considering that the PS3 was the main platform for Japanese 3rd parties last gen.

I was referring to the Monolith Soft situation.



Clyde32 on 08 September 2014
DerNebel said:
At their development speed they'll have to release their next game on the Wii Us successor (if there is one) anyway, so that means building up a new set of key skills and groundwork to build up.

If that studio didn't help with other Nintendo titles it would probably not be able to finance itself, at all.


...Uh..|:



Xxain on 08 September 2014
daredevil.shark said:
Mystro-Sama said:
It's almost 2015 and they just learning HD >.>


Japanese developers in a nutshell. Except a few ones rest are struggling. After the long ps2 life they got wii. Cant blame them.


All Japanese developers, except those exclusive to Nintendo consoles, have HD experience. Even terrible studios like Compile Heart. Now why do think that?

Hint: Nothing to do with your answer 



vivster on 08 September 2014

The use of the term HD with anything below Full HD should be outlawed.



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Xxain on 08 September 2014
daredevil.shark said:
forest-spirit said:
Mystro-Sama said:


I blame Ninty for that.


That doesn't make any sense considering that the PS3 was the main platform for Japanese 3rd parties last gen.


PS3 actually killed home console in Japan. It was in decline. PS3's high price and less games made this conversion faster.


This is also not all accurate (definitely a part). It is actually the fact that the there wasis a large movement to make Japanese games more like western games on consoles. Why do you think that the Japanese are moving handheldmobile? because those platforms still contain the games they like play.  



DerNebel on 08 September 2014
Clyde32 said:
DerNebel said:
At their development speed they'll have to release their next game on the Wii Us successor (if there is one) anyway, so that means building up a new set of key skills and groundwork to build upon.

If that studio didn't help with other Nintendo titles it would probably not be able to finance itself, at all.


...Uh..|:

Hmm?



WagnerPaiva on 08 September 2014

Sounds cool.



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Clyde32 on 08 September 2014
DerNebel said:
Clyde32 said:
DerNebel said:
At their development speed they'll have to release their next game on the Wii Us successor (if there is one) anyway, so that means building up a new set of key skills and groundwork to build upon.

If that studio didn't help with other Nintendo titles it would probably not be able to finance itself, at all.


...Uh..|:

Hmm?


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SamuraiShampoo on 08 September 2014
DerNebel said:
At their development speed they'll have to release their next game on the Wii Us successor (if there is one) anyway, so that means building up a new set of key skills and groundwork to build up.

If that studio didn't help with other Nintendo titles it would probably not be able to finance itself, at all.


They are a first party studio, why would they be financing themselves?