XXXXXX

3rd Party Nintendo

thendefender · 2016-04-19 04:07:38

I know this is a controversial topic, but I am torn. I am on the fence to whether Nintendo should go third party or not.On one hand if they do, here is what I think. Once they do, they will probably keep the handhelds where the exclusives are, but handhelds have probably been eaten up by mobile gaming now, so idk.If they go 3rd party, then think about the money Sony or Microsoft would give them just to have ONE of their series exclusively for that system. I'm talking about $10 billion dollars just for Mario ALONE.Also the AAA American 3rd parties can't compete with Nintendo. Those 3rd party games are getting trashier and more boring each time one comes out; Nintendo will easily step on them and destroy ALL of the American 3rd parties except for Rockstar and Bethesda.On the other hand, if they go third party, they won't be as successful as COD and friends, and will be about as bottom line as Sega is now. Plus the industry will die without innovation from them, and Sony and Microsoft aren't doing anything innovative anytime soon.Plus some of the people that want them to go third party are not super appealing to agree with, and they look like they are jealous cows and lems that know the Wii U gets better 1st party games, and they want them on their system.To back up that point: Although Sony have some great exclusives coming soon, as well as great franchises, comparing that to Nintendo's franchises are like comparing a kitten to a lion. Don't even get me started on Microsoft by the way.Sorry to be skeptical to some pro-3rd parties supporters, but how many hardcore, non fanboy, PS4/XB1 gamers REALLY want to play Nintendo made games? Nostalgia doesn't count either. Just food for thought.Anyway, what ground are you on? I know there is a ton of middle ground between the two hands, and it's not a poll. Therefore hopefully, it's not a False Dichotomy fallacy. So tell me about the middle ground if you are on there. Let me know what you think about this! Make sure you think about the points I made first though.