aronnov reborn
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Please...Don't get insecure and act chafed because I criticized a company you like that's been making underperforming hardware, with only one freak exception, for DECADES. (computationally and financially)
100+ million is quite niche compared with Pokemon Go. An insignificant blip.Compared to 100+ million (PS, XB, PC), yes it is quite niche.
Nintendo first party games are niche
...and a forced niche more and more people worldwide are finding they can do with out because of Nintendo's tactics.
Explain how? Because that is absolutely not true, as a matter of fact backed up by sales numbers:
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End: 8.26 million
Killzone Shadow Fall: 2.1 million
Bloodborne: 2 million
Driveclub: 2 million
Final Fantasy XV: 1.1 million
Infamous Second Son: 1 million
The Last of Us Remastered: 1 million
Mario Kart 8: 8.26 million
NSMBU: 5.62 million
Super Mario 3D World: 5.47 million
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: 5.16 million
Splatoon: 4.76 million
Super Mario Maker: 3.89 million
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD: 2.11 million
^I think every dev/publisher on the planet would love to have their games be that "niche."
What is a "forced niche?" Millions buy a game -> forced niche? How does that work? I don't think you can back this up without relying on personal opinion that amounts to "I don't like Nintendo."
I'm talking about their first party GAMES. What are YOU talking about?
Ok junior whatever makes you sleep at night. Jeez what a horrible post. Nintendo unquestionably makes some of the best first party titles in the industry, that's not Nintendo fanboys that have come up with that. You ask any group of people with half a clue about gaming and Nintendo EAD will be in a tight group of the top 3 developers around.I'm talking about ecosystems
...ok, you're some kind of delusional. Nintendo hasn't sold 20+ million stickers let alone 20+ million of any individual console title. The only reason they sold 11M+ titles at any point is because they were DS titles and almost half the price of console games.
The success of Wii is the worst thing that could have ever happened to Nintendo and all you Nintendo fanboys and fangirls because the company and probably fans have this misguided belief that the success of Wii was all Nintendo's doing even though it's fairly obvious it was far more a result of environmental conditions that were conducive to creating a casual game fad/gimmick that was absorbed by mobile phones, which has already collapsed except for a few whales in that casual games ecosystem.
...ok, you're some kind of delusional. Nintendo hasn't sold 20+ million stickers let alone 20+ million of any individual console title. The only reason they sold 11M+ titles at any point is because they were DS titles and almost half the price of console games.
The success of Wii is the worst thing that could have ever happened to Nintendo and all you Nintendo fanboys and fangirls because the company and probably fans have this misguided belief that the success of Wii was all Nintendo's doing even though it's fairly obvious it was far more a result of environmental conditions that were conducive to creating a casual game fad/gimmick that was absorbed by mobile phones, which has already collapsed except for a few whales in that casual games ecosystem.
Nintendo hasn't sold 20+ million stickers let alone 20+ million of any individual console title.
I'm talking about ecosystems
...ok, you're some kind of delusional. Nintendo hasn't sold 20+ million stickers let alone 20+ million of any individual console title. The only reason they sold 11M+ titles at any point is because they were DS titles and almost half the price of console games.
The success of Wii is the worst thing that could have ever happened to Nintendo and all you Nintendo fanboys and fangirls because the company and probably fans have this misguided belief that the success of Wii was all Nintendo's doing even though it's fairly obvious it was far more a result of environmental conditions that were conducive to creating a casual game fad/gimmick that was absorbed by mobile phones, which has already collapsed except for a few whales in that casual games ecosystem.
I'm talking about ecosystems
...ok, you're some kind of delusional. Nintendo hasn't sold 20+ million stickers let alone 20+ million of any individual console title. The only reason they sold 11M+ titles at any point is because they were DS titles and almost half the price of console games.
The success of Wii is the worst thing that could have ever happened to Nintendo and all you Nintendo fanboys and fangirls because the company and probably fans have this misguided belief that the success of Wii was all Nintendo's doing even though it's fairly obvious it was far more a result of environmental conditions that were conducive to creating a casual game fad/gimmick that was absorbed by mobile phones, which has already collapsed except for a few whales in that casual games ecosystem.
Not only have you no idea what you're talking about, you have the nerve to call me delusional.I'm talking about ecosystems
...ok, you're some kind of delusional. Nintendo hasn't sold 20+ million stickers let alone 20+ million of any individual console title. The only reason they sold 11M+ titles at any point is because they were DS titles and almost half the price of console games.
The success of Wii is the worst thing that could have ever happened to Nintendo and all you Nintendo fanboys and fangirls because the company and probably fans have this misguided belief that the success of Wii was all Nintendo's doing even though it's fairly obvious it was far more a result of environmental conditions that were conducive to creating a casual game fad/gimmick that was absorbed by mobile phones, which has already collapsed except for a few whales in that casual games ecosystem.
...What is a "forced niche?" Millions buy a game -> forced niche? How does that work? I don't think you can back this up without relying on personal opinion that amounts to "I don't like Nintendo."
Platformers and toon characters have been pretty much drummed out of the mainstream gaming industry...the part of the industry that sells 3x to 10x the number of consoles as Nintendo.
Because Nintendo refuses to publish on any platform other than their mediocre performing consoles with very few third party games the people that do like their games are forced to by a console made by them. The smaller number of people that do like Nintendo games buy into the platform hoping for third party games but not expecting them.
Nintendo players usually buy the Nintendo as a secondary system just to abate a fear that Nintendo will collapse and drag all their IP to the pits of oblivion along with all their fans feelings of nostalgia associated with the games like so many other platforms before it. The Nintendo fans are justified because all those collapsed platforms also did not expand and transform their businesses to cater to the times.
Nintendo is aware of all of this and it manipulates the community it has left. It was reported that already at one they time threatened to pull the plug on all their IP before going software-only plunging fans to the depths.
Forced niche that extorts it's users.
Platformers and toon characters have been pretty much drummed out of the mainstream gaming industry...the part of the industry that sells 3x to 10x the number of consoles as Nintendo.
Platformers and toon characters have been pretty much drummed out of the mainstream gaming industry...the part of the industry that sells 3x to 10x the number of consoles as Nintendo.
Because Nintendo refuses to publish on any platform other than their mediocre performing consoles with very few third party games the people that do like their games are forced to by a console made by them. The smaller number of people that do like Nintendo games buy into the platform hoping for third party games but not expecting them.
Nintendo players usually buy the Nintendo as a secondary system just to abate a fear that Nintendo will collapse and drag all their IP to the pits of oblivion along with all their fans feelings of nostalgia associated with the games like so many other platforms before it. The Nintendo fans are justified because all those collapsed platforms also did not expand and transform their businesses to cater to the times.
Nintendo is aware of all of this and it manipulates the community it has left. It was reported that already at one they time threatened to pull the plug on all their IP before going software-only plunging fans to the depths.
Forced niche that extorts it's users.
I'm talking about ecosystems
...ok, you're some kind of delusional. Nintendo hasn't sold 20+ million stickers let alone 20+ million of any individual console title. The only reason they sold 11M+ titles at any point is because they were DS titles and almost half the price of console games.
The success of Wii is the worst thing that could have ever happened to Nintendo and all you Nintendo fanboys and fangirls because the company and probably fans have this misguided belief that the success of Wii was all Nintendo's doing even though it's fairly obvious it was far more a result of environmental conditions that were conducive to creating a casual game fad/gimmick that was absorbed by mobile phones, which has already collapsed except for a few whales in that casual games ecosystem.
Platformers and toon characters have been pretty much drummed out of the mainstream gaming industry...the part of the industry that sells 3x to 10x the number of consoles as Nintendo.
Platformers and toon characters have been pretty much drummed out of the mainstream gaming industry...the part of the industry that sells 3x to 10x the number of consoles as Nintendo.
Because Nintendo refuses to publish on any platform other than their mediocre performing consoles with very few third party games the people that do like their games are forced to by a console made by them. The smaller number of people that do like Nintendo games buy into the platform hoping for third party games but not expecting them.
Nintendo players usually buy the Nintendo as a secondary system just to abate a fear that Nintendo will collapse and drag all their IP to the pits of oblivion along with all their fans feelings of nostalgia associated with the games like so many other platforms before it. The Nintendo fans are justified because all those collapsed platforms also did not expand and transform their businesses to cater to the times.
Nintendo is aware of all of this and it manipulates the community it has left. It was reported that already at one they time threatened to pull the plug on all their IP before going software-only plunging fans to the depths.
Forced niche that extorts it's users.
Platformers and toon characters have been pretty much drummed out of the mainstream gaming industry...the part of the industry that sells 3x to 10x the number of consoles as Nintendo.
Because Nintendo refuses to publish on any platform other than their mediocre performing consoles with very few third party games the people that do like their games are forced to by a console made by them. The smaller number of people that do like Nintendo games buy into the platform hoping for third party games but not expecting them.
Nintendo players usually buy the Nintendo as a secondary system just to abate a fear that Nintendo will collapse and drag all their IP to the pits of oblivion along with all their fans feelings of nostalgia associated with the games like so many other platforms before it. The Nintendo fans are justified because all those collapsed platforms also did not expand and transform their businesses to cater to the times.
Nintendo is aware of all of this and it manipulates the community it has left. It was reported that already at one they time threatened to pull the plug on all their IP before going software-only plunging fans to the depths.
Forced niche that extorts it's users.
Platformers and toon characters have been pretty much drummed out of the mainstream gaming industry...the part of the industry that sells 3x to 10x the number of consoles as Nintendo.
Because Nintendo refuses to publish on any platform other than their mediocre performing consoles with very few third party games the people that do like their games are forced to by a console made by them. The smaller number of people that do like Nintendo games buy into the platform hoping for third party games but not expecting them.
Nintendo players usually buy the Nintendo as a secondary system just to abate a fear that Nintendo will collapse and drag all their IP to the pits of oblivion along with all their fans feelings of nostalgia associated with the games like so many other platforms before it. The Nintendo fans are justified because all those collapsed platforms also did not expand and transform their businesses to cater to the times.
Nintendo is aware of all of this and it manipulates the community it has left. It was reported that already at one they time threatened to pull the plug on all their IP before going software-only plunging fans to the depths.
Forced niche that extorts it's users.
Wow, a+ fan fiction would read again.Platformers and toon characters have been pretty much drummed out of the mainstream gaming industry...the part of the industry that sells 3x to 10x the number of consoles as Nintendo.
Because Nintendo refuses to publish on any platform other than their mediocre performing consoles with very few third party games the people that do like their games are forced to by a console made by them. The smaller number of people that do like Nintendo games buy into the platform hoping for third party games but not expecting them.
Nintendo players usually buy the Nintendo as a secondary system just to abate a fear that Nintendo will collapse and drag all their IP to the pits of oblivion along with all their fans feelings of nostalgia associated with the games like so many other platforms before it. The Nintendo fans are justified because all those collapsed platforms also did not expand and transform their businesses to cater to the times.
Nintendo is aware of all of this and it manipulates the community it has left. It was reported that already at one they time threatened to pull the plug on all their IP before going software-only plunging fans to the depths.
Forced niche that extorts it's users.
Didn't you hear? The only reason DS software sold well was because they were on the DS!Jesus. What happened here? Glad I missed it.
Got to love all the kneejerk false narrative spun in the core gaming community to deny the Wii and DS to this day...
When was this ?Platformers and toon characters have been pretty much drummed out of the mainstream gaming industry...the part of the industry that sells 3x to 10x the number of consoles as Nintendo.
Because Nintendo refuses to publish on any platform other than their mediocre performing consoles with very few third party games the people that do like their games are forced to by a console made by them. The smaller number of people that do like Nintendo games buy into the platform hoping for third party games but not expecting them.
Nintendo players usually buy the Nintendo as a secondary system just to abate a fear that Nintendo will collapse and drag all their IP to the pits of oblivion along with all their fans feelings of nostalgia associated with the games like so many other platforms before it. The Nintendo fans are justified because all those collapsed platforms also did not expand and transform their businesses to cater to the times.
Nintendo is aware of all of this and it manipulates the community it has left. It was reported that already at one they time threatened to pull the plug on all their IP before going software-only plunging fans to the depths.
Forced niche that extorts it's users.
Explain how? Because that is absolutely not true, as a matter of fact backed up by sales numbers:
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End: 8.26 million
Killzone Shadow Fall: 2.1 million
Bloodborne: 2 million
Driveclub: 2 million
Final Fantasy XV: 1.1 million
Infamous Second Son: 1 million
The Last of Us Remastered: 1 million
Mario Kart 8: 8.26 million
NSMBU: 5.62 million
Super Mario 3D World: 5.47 million
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: 5.16 million
Splatoon: 4.76 million
Super Mario Maker: 3.89 million
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD: 2.11 million
^I think every dev/publisher on the planet would love to have their games be that "niche."
What is a "forced niche?" Millions buy a game -> forced niche? How does that work? I don't think you can back this up without relying on personal opinion that amounts to "I don't like Nintendo."
When last I checked, none of Nintendo's competitors have ever sold even 2x as many systems as them during any generation since Nintendo started making games hardware. This includes the current generation.
They're about three for three on doing that to their competitors, though.
Back on track, I've never played The Binding of Isaac before. Getting Zelda and bomberman at launch, should I add Isaac to the list?
I'm guessing you're including handhelds?
Hate is strong in this one. God.Platformers and toon characters have been pretty much drummed out of the mainstream gaming industry...the part of the industry that sells 3x to 10x the number of consoles as Nintendo.
Because Nintendo refuses to publish on any platform other than their mediocre performing consoles with very few third party games the people that do like their games are forced to by a console made by them. The smaller number of people that do like Nintendo games buy into the platform hoping for third party games but not expecting them.
Nintendo players usually buy the Nintendo as a secondary system just to abate a fear that Nintendo will collapse and drag all their IP to the pits of oblivion along with all their fans feelings of nostalgia associated with the games like so many other platforms before it. The Nintendo fans are justified because all those collapsed platforms also did not expand and transform their businesses to cater to the times.
Nintendo is aware of all of this and it manipulates the community it has left. It was reported that already at one they time threatened to pull the plug on all their IP before going software-only plunging fans to the depths.
Forced niche that extorts it's users.
Yes. It's basically a cracked out nightmare roguelike built from the bones of Zelda dungeon runs.Back on track, I've never played The Binding of Isaac before. Getting Zelda and bomberman at launch, should I add Isaac to the list?
I don't even understand why people care and get so upset. Clearly no one is buying a switch JUST for Zelda. They're buying it day one for Zelda and whatever else they grab, then the continuous flow of Nintendo games coming down the pipe.
Why is that such a bad thing? I didn't buy a ps4 on launch for Killzone and Assassin's Creed, either, but I knew there would be games coming soon that I'd want, so I might as well jump in since I have the cash and new system launches are exciting (and frustrating).
Cinematic games and first person shooters have been pretty much laughed out of the mainstream gaming industry...the part of the industry that sells 3x to 10x the number of portables as Sony.
Because Sony and Microsoft refuse to publish on any platform other than their mediocre performing consoles with very few third party games the people that do like their games are forced to by a console made by them. The smaller number of people that do like Sony games buy into the platform hoping for third party games but not expecting them.
Sony players usually buy the Xbox as a secondary system just to abate a fear that Xbox will collapse and drag all their IP to the pits of oblivion along with all their fans feelings of nostalgia associated with the games like so many other platforms before it. The Sony fans are justified because all those collapsed platforms also did not expand and transform their businesses to cater to the times.
Sony and Microsoft are aware of all of this and it manipulates the community they have left. It was reported that already at one they time threatened to pull the plug on all their IP before going software-only plunging fans to the depths.
See what I did there?
Why wouldn't you? They fight over the same time and money you could be spending on PS2 or PS4. They're an example of Nintendo "adapting to the market" with their hardware and software. They're still mainstream games industry products where platformers and cartoon characters sell.
If you want to say "only home consoles count," that's your prerogative. But I'd argue that this is wrongheaded; portables are as much a reaction to what's going on in the home console space (and what needs it isn't meeting) as what's going on with home consoles themselves.
The fact that Nintendo's competitors suck at making them successful doesn't mean they don't count in this fight.
Not serious of course. Just poking fun at dude. With his logic, Sony and Microsoft are also holding their IPs hostage to their brand.
I haven't liked a zelda since WW, and I thought a change in the formula would be good but they went and made an open world game, so BOTW isn't doing much for me.
on launch day, there is absolutely nothing that looks good to me, but I'm keeping my preorder since my wife wants zelda.
Japan's launch looks better
Do they have a release date for shovel knight or disgaea yet?
Back on track, I've never played The Binding of Isaac before. Getting Zelda and bomberman at launch, should I add Isaac to the list?