Slick Entertainment Keen To Work On Nintendo Platforms

Nice to see these indie developers supporting the Wii U shame the same can't be said about the (lazy) big name third party developers out there

yeah! i love it!

the 3DS will be my favorite console of all time (or the NES)! =)

Good thing indies are easier to convince to work on Wii U than big 3rd Party Companies. I can already imagine my Wii U becoming an indie game wonderland.

This is great news , more indies always welcome !

@PinkSpider There's a difference between being lazy and not considering it very profitable.

This is just further evidence that Nintendo's strategy to gain indie developers is working.

Always good news
I'm glad all these indies are getting into the Wii U. Depending on the success of Microsoft's next console, the Wii U may be the new go-to console for independant developers.

@SkywardLink98 Sorry but I'm not buying that . Every company has to reinvent itself at some point , take car manufactures for instance . GM and Ford have had to extensively change the way they manufacture cars in order to stay relevant . The reason being they got comfortable with their business model until it blew up in their face . The grampa style cars they were developing along with cheap quality parts were costing them dearly with the competition . Again , they got too comfortable AKA lazy until finally GM notably cried out "please bail us out we promise to make better cars".

Big game developers are no different . They may have profitable franchises (a handful of samey pew pew FPS and sports) that are especially developed for other consoles , but when it comes time to evolve they may find themselves crying for help . Yes they do what's profitable but it doesn't change the fact that they have become very VERY lazy .
Inovative ubisoft dev : "hey I have an idea for a game that could be fun and different"
Ubisoft exec: "what's that?"
Inovative ubisoft dev : "Killer freaks from outer space! It's a game where you fight all manner of different aliens in the future . It's a survival horror but we'll throw in some humor use the Wii U gamepad and try create something new and fresh we even have some other ideas ..."
Ubisoft exec: "That sounds like a good idea but in instead of aliens lets make it a game about a zombie outbreak . Lets change the location from outer space to london and throw in a cricket bat instead of a baseball bat now THAT would be a good game that's never been done before . Am I right ?"
Inovative ubisoft dev : -_-

More indies just means that more AAA titles will be developed on the platform since they will most likely become larger than indie if they succeed. This is great news for Nintendo fans, such as myself!

I'm glad people see the sliver lining to this... I for one am not worried about "the fall of the Wii U" due to it's drought of 1st party games and trickle of 3rd party games. The system is still young... it will all be just fine

I don't have a Wii U yet, but I have a TON of content for 3DS, and I would say outside of 1st party titles, the best content on that machine are eShop titles by small developers. I'm very excited to get my Wii U to get even more of these inexpensive gems!

I say, bring it on, Slick Entertainment!

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