I'm a huge Nintendo fan but lets all be honest with ourselves. 3rd parties have avoided Nintendo because Nintendo makes it hard for 3rd parties. One thing I've hated about the Wii and Wii U are the silly gimmicks! Having them as an option is fine but Nintendo's gimmicks are always forced which is why I quickly grew tired of my Wii, the funny thing is that Nintendo still hasn't figured out how to properly use the Wii U's gimmick of the gamepad. Seriously, I've never seen a device that could do so much but does so little.
Let's not forget that Nintendo has been using dated hardware the the past 2 console generations. Wii was a Gamecube with motion control and the Wii U was a Wii with hd graphics. We still get systems that only have 8gbs or 32gbs which is ridiculous for this generation. They need to keep up with the times!
Also...let's not forget that for some odd reason Nintendo fans don't buy 3rd party games. Look at Bayonetta 2. One of the best games on the Wii U and it isn't even at 1 million sells yet people still cry when no 3rd parties come to Nintendo. Why would they come to Nintendo when they have to do extra work to accommodate Nintendo's weaker hardware and gimmick as well as the fact that the Nintendo crowd will most likely not buy it???
This worries me! I just want them to make a powerful console and leave silly gimmicks as an option not forced like the Wii was. Motion control was a flash in the pan and became annoying pretty quickly outside of Wii Sports.
They need to focus on hardware power! The stronger the hardware, the more room you have to be innovative with the software!
@TreesenHauser I've seen a lot of people say Ryu is "out of place" and I seriously don't get it! How is a fighting game icon out of place in a fighting game???
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Re: Talking Point: Wii U Gamers Have Been Treated Poorly By The Third-Party Retail Scene, But The System Still Brings Joy
I'm a huge Nintendo fan but lets all be honest with ourselves. 3rd parties have avoided Nintendo because Nintendo makes it hard for 3rd parties. One thing I've hated about the Wii and Wii U are the silly gimmicks! Having them as an option is fine but Nintendo's gimmicks are always forced which is why I quickly grew tired of my Wii, the funny thing is that Nintendo still hasn't figured out how to properly use the Wii U's gimmick of the gamepad. Seriously, I've never seen a device that could do so much but does so little.
Let's not forget that Nintendo has been using dated hardware the the past 2 console generations. Wii was a Gamecube with motion control and the Wii U was a Wii with hd graphics. We still get systems that only have 8gbs or 32gbs which is ridiculous for this generation. They need to keep up with the times!
Also...let's not forget that for some odd reason Nintendo fans don't buy 3rd party games. Look at Bayonetta 2. One of the best games on the Wii U and it isn't even at 1 million sells yet people still cry when no 3rd parties come to Nintendo. Why would they come to Nintendo when they have to do extra work to accommodate Nintendo's weaker hardware and gimmick as well as the fact that the Nintendo crowd will most likely not buy it???
Re: Nintendo Isn't Talking About NX Because It Doesn't Want Rivals To Steal Its Ideas
This worries me! I just want them to make a powerful console and leave silly gimmicks as an option not forced like the Wii was. Motion control was a flash in the pan and became annoying pretty quickly outside of Wii Sports.
They need to focus on hardware power! The stronger the hardware, the more room you have to be innovative with the software!
Re: Street Fighter Legend Ryu And Fire Emblem's Roy Found In Super Smash Bros. Patch Code
@TreesenHauser I've seen a lot of people say Ryu is "out of place" and I seriously don't get it! How is a fighting game icon out of place in a fighting game???