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Forums - Gaming - No RDR2 for NX. What does this mean for 3rd party support on NX?

Roketan on 18 October 2016
KLXVER said:
Roketan said:

Rockstar owns the biggest 3rd party property in gaming (GTA) and it doesn't mean much? okay...

The DS sold over 150M and GTA:CW barely got over 1M sold. Its just not very popular on Nintendo systems.

Fair enough.



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Louie_86 on 18 October 2016

WiiU 2.



Valdath on 18 October 2016

Honestly who really expects mainstream 3rd party support?


Just having niche 3rd party japanese support (nonexistant on Wii U) would be a huge upgrade.



Kerotan on 18 October 2016

It's not 100% confirmed but it basically means you need to buy a xb1/ps4 and/or pc aswell if you want to enjoy most of today's games.



JGarret on 18 October 2016

Was anyone seriously expecting this to be on the NX?



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KLXVER on 18 October 2016
Valdath said:
Honestly who really expects mainstream 3rd party support?


Just having niche 3rd party japanese support (nonexistant on Wii U) would be a huge upgrade.

I hope it will be kinda like with the Wii. Not the tons of shovelware, but those cool and unique games it got like Deadly Creatures.



setsunatenshi on 18 October 2016

would be easier to answer if we knew what the hell is the NX.

If it's a handheld that you pretty much can connect to the TV, then yeah, it probably means forget actual big 3rd party releases.

If it's a decent home console that somehow can be portable in some way (still can't understand what exactly that means but ok), then maybe some bigger 3rd party support than the one the Wii U had will slowly arrive.

At this moment the NX for me is vapor(hard)ware lol



Oneeee-Chan!!! on 18 October 2016

Is here next flaming thread ?



Roketan on 18 October 2016
Hiku said:
Roketan said:

As many of you are already aware Red Dead Redemption 2 got announced for PS4 and Xbone. No NX version. Some of you may say that Rockstar is waiting for NX to announce the game on the platform. Don't do this to yourselves people. If Square has no problem announcing DQ10 and DQ11 for NX ( and Nintendo announcing the next Zelda for NX) than Rockstar could do the same or wait some days for Nintendo to reveal the system and announce it along with. RDR2 for NX is not happening. NX may get a port some years after but... who knows if it will be relevant

Now the question is this. NX already lost one of the most high profile games this gen. What does this mean for the system. In my opinion, it doesn't paint a good picture for the system...

Define "no problem"? As I recall, Square announced that they were considering releasing DQ11 for NX.
Square clearly had reservations, and whatever those were may be shared with Rockstar even today.

Hori recently confirmed that DQ11 is indeed in development for NX. DQ10 on NX got an official announcement along the PS4 version.



Game_God on 18 October 2016
Roketan said:

As many of you are already aware Red Dead Redemption 2 got announced for PS4 and Xbone. No NX version. Some of you may say that Rockstar is waiting for NX to announce the game on the platform. Don't do this to yourselves people. If Square has no problem announcing DQ10 and DQ11 for NX ( and Nintendo announcing the next Zelda for NX) than Rockstar could do the same or wait some days for Nintendo to reveal the system and announce it along with. RDR2 for NX is not happening. NX may get a port some years after but... who knows if it will be relevant

Now the question is this. NX already lost one of the most high profile games this gen. What does this mean for the system. In my opinion, it doesn't paint a good picture for the system...

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