It's going to largely depend on how well the NX is received. Nintendo has been ambiguous when it comes to discussing third party support for the Wii U. Hopefully that will change with the NX.
Yep. Reception is what's going to make this system a success or failure. Developers/Publishers will be wary of Nintendo due to its last two systems. If Nintendo hasn't made a concerted effort to change course, developers and publishers will run for the trees.
I didn't think I needed to literally spell out that I was referring to your defense of Nintendo. Guess I was wrong.In my defense?
I'm defending Nintendo, not myself.
I'm not attacking you. I offered an impartial criticism of your post ("...make you look like a mindless fanboy", not that you are one), and you decided to take it as an insult. No skin off my nose.Besides, it doesn't take you much to attack people huh? I'm a mindless fanboy just because you happen not to be able to take on some exaggeration on the Internet?
Generally yes, the more factually sound an argument has, the more weight it carries. Sure, a slight exaggeration or two can make something appear stronger, but when you list off seven or eight in a row, it doesn't do you any favors.What bothered you dear, the numbers I used following the known repeating game franchises? Would you have preferred a factual Call of Duty #15, instead of 300?
The manner in which you present your arguments is not irrelevant as it speaks to your personal character, which can influence how someone then responds. Plus "You just have to read between the lines" is a terrible counter-argument.The manner with which I presented my arguments in favor of Nintendo (except what they've done on YouTube, and still do to this day) is entirely irrelevant as long as you can simply get past the emotion and read between the lines.
As I said, I'm not surprised. The game was meant to release on the Wii U last year, after all. I was aware of the amiibo support as well. But again, if Nintendo was financially conscious, they'd probably just bail on the Wii U and focus entirely on the NX at this point. Especially if the NX comes in with a low price point this year, I will not be surprised if Zelda U sells far better on the new console than the old one.
I think it will sell about the same new consoles have supply issues as there is never enough of them.
Likely not going to happen due to restrictions Nintendo tends to uphold for their own consoles.
That said, I hope it does happen personally. Nintendo needs a few third party companies on their system. Badly.
Likely not going to happen due to restrictions Nintendo tends to uphold for their own consoles.
That said, I hope it does happen personally. Nintendo needs a few third party companies on their system. Badly.
I hope Nintendo NX is a real powerhouse system that can trade blows with Microsoft and Sony. am not impressed with the wii u I got last summer.
I hope Nintendo NX is a real powerhouse system that can trade blows with Microsoft and Sony. am not impressed with the wii u I got last summer.
Yeah it's really a strange situation for me. I grew up a console gamer. I had a SNES and a Sega Genesis in my house as a kid. I grew up on Nintendo, with the N64, in my opinion, being the greatest video game console ever made.
Speed up to current times and I'm a PC gamer who also has a X1, but doesn't really dabble much with console gaming anymore. As most games are available on PC anyway, it's my platform of choice by far. However, I still have hope that somehow Nintendo will become a dominant force in the industry again and make a console that will appeal to me.
I want the best for Nintendo, but they've just let me down, personally, for the last ten years. I'm hoping the NX will change all of that, but the course may have been set long ago and perhaps there's just no going back.
I still dust off my Game Cube occasionally but not often.
I haven't personally touched any console since the Atari 2600, but my brother-in-law has(had) a Wii U. About 2 years ago there was a mandatory 'update'. It can't complete it, so its basically a worthless hunk of metal. Contacted support and they said, Sorry, you will have to buy a new one.
HA! I said, 'like hell I do!'
Picked up an old Wii for $2 on a garage sale. He only plays a handful of the really old games from the 90s anyway. Would never give Nintendo a dime after that.
Yeah it's really a strange situation for me. I grew up a console gamer. I had a SNES and a Sega Genesis in my house as a kid. I grew up on Nintendo, with the N64, in my opinion, being the greatest video game console ever made.
Speed up to current times and I'm a PC gamer who also has a X1, but doesn't really dabble much with console gaming anymore. As most games are available on PC anyway, it's my platform of choice by far. However, I still have hope that somehow Nintendo will become a dominant force in the industry again and make a console that will appeal to me.
I want the best for Nintendo, but they've just let me down, personally, for the last ten years. I'm hoping the NX will change all of that, but the course may have been set long ago and perhaps there's just no going back.
Am PC 99% of the time but I bought a Nintendo wii u for legend of Zelda and Smash bros. I grew up on Atari and Nintendo in late 80's early 90's and I agree the N64 is the greatest home console ever.
I still dust off my Game Cube occasionally but not often.
I used to but then I got the Wii with some component cables (my cube doesn't support component) and now I just use that.
I used to but then I got the Wii with some component cables (my cube doesn't support component) and now I just use that.
Still waiting on that HD Remake of Twin Snakes, till then?
Game Cube
Still waiting on that HD Remake of Twin Snakes, till then?
Game Cube
No.
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