TP was my most fav zelda ;(
TP is also my favourite :/
@Legend so I think its safe to say I was right about Mario Kart and Smash Bros not pushing a lot of Wii Us. Which means I'm right and you're wrong
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TP was my most fav zelda ;(
I honestly believe that if Nintendo comes out with a console that can be close enough to the competition in power, adopts the same general control scheme as its default, builds a more robust online infrastructure, and does more to give itself an image with more of an edge by having more adult oriented titles like Bayonetta while still offering the old warhorse franchises, they could really be a force in the next generation. Considering that it seems the handheld market is almost sure to be swallowed up by smartphones and tablets, it's probably in their best interest.
I don't think so. I think Nintendo is seen too much as a kids friendly and mature unfriendly brand to really change that around, especially over say one generation.
Not necessarily. If Nintendo comes out and reveals a new console with a bunch of edgy titles and a different kind of presentation they could pull it off. It just depends on how much work they put into it.
That wont happen with the current leadership.
Not necessarily. If Nintendo comes out and reveals a new console with a bunch of edgy titles and a different kind of presentation they could pull it off. It just depends on how much work they put into it.
VizionEck Cube Royale is releasing this year "I'm Mike Armbrust" -Me |
I hate that I'm kind of stuck in AntiChamber and there's no real walkthrough online
That's because most of the indies on PC suck. Well most indies in general suck.
The good ones are completely worth $20 and up. Journey, Unfinished Swan, Anti Chamber, VizionEck, etc.
The only way Nintendo can compete is with an "innovation" to differentiate it from the other consoles. This innovation must be something hot, not something like a tablet controller...
I honestly believe that if Nintendo comes out with a console that can be close enough to the competition in power, adopts the same general control scheme as its default, builds a more robust online infrastructure, and does more to give itself an image with more of an edge by having more adult oriented titles like Bayonetta while still offering the old warhorse franchises, they could really be a force in the next generation. Considering that it seems the handheld market is almost sure to be swallowed up by smartphones and tablets, it's probably in their best interest.
Hehe they'd need to spend a shitton of money to buy the XBox division and all its IPs. I mean, Minecraft alone costs 1B! Buying the Xbox division would probably be the death of them.
Nintendo's family image is super valuable. They'd be crazy to try and change that.
Instead they need an additional brand that's focused on mature games. Say they buy the xbox division. Nintendo makes a beefy system but they still make family games like they always have. Then they have xbox devs making halo, gears of war, fable, etc. These games are released exclusivly on Nintendo systems as "XBOX PRESENTS" or something like that. Problemsolved.
I hate that I'm kind of stuck in AntiChamber and there's no real walkthrough online
VizionEck Cube Royale is releasing this year "I'm Mike Armbrust" -Me |
Hehe they'd need to spend a shitton of money to buy the XBox division and all its IPs. I mean, Minecraft alone costs 1B! Buying the Xbox division would probably be the death of them.
VizionEck Cube Royale is releasing this year "I'm Mike Armbrust" -Me |
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