Topic: You're gonna laugh... but I asked Bioware to give Wii U a chance at Mass Effect 4

This game will most likely end up as a timed Xbox One exclusive. Same goes for Resident Evil 7. Us Wii U owners aren't getting those games... But its kinda okay cuz the quality of exclusives the Wii U has is so high.

Maybe there is a chance. I think ME 3 Special Edition has decent sales. I don't know exactly....

Like I was saying, alot of Wii U games had limited runs. Mass Effect 3 and NFS: Most Wanted U had limited runs, but you can still get NFS on the eShop. CoD Black Ops II had limited quantity on launch, as well. They still print the games to meet demand, but there are never so many copies printed, that they may be unable to be sold. That's why E.T. on Atari was stupid, because they printed more copies than could possibly be sold, which they avoided on Wii U under different circumstances, obviously.

decent is not good enough for EA,they wanted million's and million's to be sold at launch.

Pretty much this. EA was expecting to get Mario Kart numbers for the third game in a series that Nintendo-only players would not be incredibly familiar with.
The fact the Wii U didn't get Dragon Age: Inquisition (which would have been a neat game to have the gamepad for) is enough of an answer for now.

If all this talk about mass effect 4 being timed exclusive on Xbox one is true, then as a huge mass effect fan, I will be livid. It better release the same day for ALL consoles! As for tomb raider, Microsoft can keep it. I don't really care.

Eh i don't know if the Wiiu did get Dragon Age: Inquisition,it would be a terrible port and EA use the gamepad for something?But i do wonder if they will come back for the next system the big N will make.

EA made fine use of the Wii U's unique hardware for the few games they actually did release. Also, Inquisition is passable on PS360, so it should be fine on Wii U too.

The Wiiu totally is but it all depends on the developer,actually caring to make the port like the others and not total garbage.

That's not even really true. They've only sold 200,000 copies, according to vgcharts. If anyone knows about how Xenoblade Chronicles only had 500,000 copies printed, then it shouldn't be that surprising how 3rd parties games also had limited runs for their launch titles. GameStop is the only retailer who carries those games, because most of the copies in existence are used now. They are doing limited runs that couldn't have ever gotten into the millions.

CoD Black Ops II couldn't have sold over 1,000,000 copies even within the first year of Wii U, because they never even supplied that many. I can see that just by seeing how many copies the store has, which I already mentioned that there were 5 CoD games at a busy Best Buy on launch.

In otherwords, it doesn't make sense to say that 3rd parties expected million selling games, when they didn't even print that many physical copies. That's why Activision put some their games on the eShop, because the copies at the store probably sold out, and they didn't feel like printing anymore. Mass Effect 3 was never even on the eShop, where alot of the sales could have come from. They did that on purpose.

To be really honest, there's no point on further Mass Effect games coming to Nintendo consoles simply because the first 2 games are not available. Wouldn't be surprised if you could transfer your 360/PS3/PC data from 3 into the XB1/PS4/PC version of 4. After all GTAV, Minecraft and a few other games prove you can transfer data from last gen to current gen consoles.

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Meh. From my experience, the data you can transfer from game to game isn't all that important. Some specific events from past game data just made some scenarios more likely, but otherwise the same options are available. The comic did a pretty good job of incorporating the past game decisions. If anything, Mass Effect 3 on Wii U builds more of a foundation to transfer data from than nothing at all, and I wouldn't go as far as say that the previous game data matters that much to say ME4 is impossible to make sense of, without it.

EDIT: Besides, Shepard isn't the character in the new one, and the plot will probably be mostly separated from the trilogy, AFAIK.

Lol and that's where your wrong Nintendo can be both if Nintendo wasn't stupid....

3rd parties are part of the stupidity. Nintendo wants 3rd party games on Wii U. They can't just command 3rd parties to put games on Wii U; 3rd parties have to decide that for themselves.

It's not like FarCry 4 is unable to run on Wii U, either. Ubisoft has their own reasons for not releasing that game, or holding back a completely finished game: https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2014/06/e3_2014_ubisoft_admi...

People can say Nintendo is stupid for "chasing off" 3rd parties, but 3rd parties decide what they do; not Nintendo.

He is just trolling, he makes lots of posts like that in order to cause people to argue with him.

People still haven't gotten it through their skull that 3rd party games do not sell on Nintendo hardware and that is why we wont see these type of games?

It's a good thing they haven't gotten it through their heads, because the reasons are a lot more plenty than just sales.

Not really. If money was to be made 3rd parties would do whatever it took to produce games for the Wii U.

Unless it's more complicated than that, which it is.

Wow, that was convincing!