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Re: Over A Third Of Devs Still Interested In Making Switch Games, According To GDC Survey

TrickySx4

I feel some people here aren't reading the article. 35% are still interested in developing for the system, 18% are actively developing. This is a poor metric to follow if you have studios who recently launched games and are between game development. If you look at the sheer number of switch games that are on the system, it has a library you would have to take years to play through. All this really tells us is devs are focused on technology and porting games from ps5/series x is much tougher than ps4/xbone. This could be another sign they know something we don't. If nintendo were to announce a new system let's say end of this year or even new year 2024 for a 2024/25 release, im pretty sure they would be reaching out and want dev kits in hands sooner than later. Take it how you will though.

Re: Video: This Incredible Retro Gaming Collection Will Blow You Away

TrickySx4

Awesome collection. Also I wouldn't be so quick to jump on people about not playing games. As a collector I have all my games nice and stored, but I play them. As for unopened mint games, If I come across one sealed for instance I will leave it that way, but still hunt it down opened to play with or in many cases just play a rom or digital version.

Re: Review: The Cave (Wii U eShop)

TrickySx4

This game is really great. I find it bullcrap that it gets negative on a review for not having off-screen play. That should not factor into the game experience AT ALL. The jumping mechanic is slightly off , but otherwise it's a great experience. Intelligently written and executed. Backtracking doesn't bother me. I grew up in the era of PC point and click adventures and backtracking was always something you had to do. Don't be lazy people. Try the game!

Re: Feature: Nintendo's Wii U Hype Machine

TrickySx4

@BestBuck123 picked up my NES in 1988 and still own every system as an avid gamer and collector. I disagree that Nintendo has only catered to casuals. While the Wii wasn't as great as I hoped, they did a fantastic job getting the Nintendo brand in more households than ever, and I totally expect them to redeem themselves with the Wii U and the core gamer.

Re: Mobile Publisher Believes Nintendo Ecosystem May 'Fall Apart'

TrickySx4

@rjejr

Obviously you dont Know what your talking about. Vita isn't failing because of the mobile gaming industry. Vita is failing due to having No support. I have one and I have it on craigslist. PSP is getting tons of new games over in Japan and no developers are supporting the Vita. Even less western devs are supporting it. 3DS is the fastest selling system of all time. Do your research before posting.

Re: Mobile Publisher Believes Nintendo Ecosystem May 'Fall Apart'

TrickySx4

This argument is dumb. Handheld gaming is not going away or suffering from mobile gaming. I love my android but outside of Kairosoft games I don't game on it since most of it is crap. The mobile gaming crowd is much different from the regular gaming crowd. All the people I know that play games for hours on smartphones are people who AREN'T gamers. This his a whole demographic and you can't compare casual mobile game players with real gamers

Re: Unreal Engine 4 Ports Possible on Wii U

TrickySx4

I don't think it will kill support, Epic Games isn't going to spend resources porting a game engine to a system they most likely won't develop for. I don't think this will effect any support. If the system is as easy to scale as they say then I don't think any dev will have a problem making it work for them. Just my 2 cents.

Re: Unreal Engine 4 Ports Possible on Wii U

TrickySx4

@Brando67854321 Your assuming Epic Games will be making games for the Wii U...which they most likely won't. So why should they scale UE4 to Wii U standards? I don't blame them. I am happy to hear that it will be scale-able to the Wii U though, even if it isn't a huge upgrade over UE3 it will be better! Bring it on!...now how about we see that new Square Enix engine running on Wii U...