It's not gone, Nintendo doesn't need Minecraft. Surely it would of helped to sell consoles but they need to get their act together and come up with a plan to produce the console they promised at launch. Fixing their TVii service and restructuring their remote apps to control all devices properly. Such as 2 individual remote apps. ! control TV and the other a set top box/ cable box. Take away the gimicky stuff and leave it at that. A fully functional universal remote/s. While implementing accurate Guide listings for service providers. That's it and hit'em with the awesome games. The Wii U kicks *ss on everything else but the Tvii/ remote application. People can still use their streaming apps Just make it to where people can fully control the 3 main devices that matter the most, Wii U, TV and Cable Box. And keep in mind that the Wii U is still a fully functional Wii in itself. Integrate that with the Wii U better ( more seamless and less separated) and Wii U will get some very good attention. The Wii was no slouch. The Wii U is after all a new and improved Super Wii with all sorts of new bells and whistles that if Nintendo got their act together fixes some minor issues, people will notice. In a big way!
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Re: Wii U Minecraft Looking Doubtful As Dev Says They Have "Fulfilled The Need For Now"
It's not gone, Nintendo doesn't need Minecraft. Surely it would of helped to sell consoles but they need to get their act together and come up with a plan to produce the console they promised at launch. Fixing their TVii service and restructuring their remote apps to control all devices properly. Such as 2 individual remote apps. ! control TV and the other a set top box/ cable box. Take away the gimicky stuff and leave it at that. A fully functional universal remote/s. While implementing accurate Guide listings for service providers. That's it and hit'em with the awesome games. The Wii U kicks *ss on everything else but the Tvii/ remote application. People can still use their streaming apps Just make it to where people can fully control the 3 main devices that matter the most, Wii U, TV and Cable Box. And keep in mind that the Wii U is still a fully functional Wii in itself. Integrate that with the Wii U better ( more seamless and less separated) and Wii U will get some very good attention. The Wii was no slouch. The Wii U is after all a new and improved Super Wii with all sorts of new bells and whistles that if Nintendo got their act together fixes some minor issues, people will notice. In a big way!