Exclusives are great but you also need 3rd party support. Basically you will have a couple games per year but that is no where enough for a core gamer. I can't support buying a gaming system with no games. Nintendo needs to stop making consoles and just make their games multiplats.
[QUOTE="locopatho"] They did. After SNES, Nintendo consoles get 10s rather then 100s of good games though,Nintendo_Ownes7
depends on how much he games....
for me 30 quality games in 1 gen is enough.
For me the most games I ever had on one console is 26 games and that was the Wii.
I usually average about 17 games per console per generation.
Sheep should mention this more. It suddenly makes sense why ye were so happy with the Wii. You'll easily get 4 good games a year even on a Nintendo console.
It's going to take more than just one game to convince me to buy a system. I'm a huge Metal Gear fan and despite the PS3 having MGS4 I didn't buy a PS3 until just last year.
For me the most games I ever had on one console is 26 games and that was the Wii.
I usually average about 17 games per console per generation.
Sheep should mention this more. It suddenly makes sense why ye were so happy with the Wii. You'll easily get 4 good games a year even on a Nintendo console.
You do know that in terms of tie in ratio, for all systems its significant;y less than 26 games? You do also know that owning=/=playing. I don't own many games but back when I gamed a lot I easily would play over 100 games for a system.
[QUOTE="Sushiglutton"]A really, really, really great Zelda game might tempt me. nintendoboy16
Same here.
No Zelda game at launch? I thought that was pretty silly.
Outside of a Twilight Princess port, Zelda NEVER makes a console launch.
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They showed that tech demo. That's what a system seller looks like right there. If not Zelda, they should've had something high end to maximize their chances during their headstart year.
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A game like that really demonstrates the system's potential.
[QUOTE="locopatho"][QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"]For me the most games I ever had on one console is 26 games and that was the Wii.
I usually average about 17 games per console per generation.
ActicEdge
Sheep should mention this more. It suddenly makes sense why ye were so happy with the Wii. You'll easily get 4 good games a year even on a Nintendo console.
You do know that in terms of tie in ratio, for all systems its significant;y less than 26 games? You do also know that owning=/=playing. I don't own many games but back when I gamed a lot I easily would play over 100 games for a system.
Yeah but we aren't average, we are freaks who buy hundreds of games :P KBFloyd didn;t mention owning either, he just said "30 games a gen is enough"
Exclusives are great but you also need 3rd party support. Basically you will have a couple games per year but that is no where enough for a core gamer. I can't support buying a gaming system with no games. Nintendo needs to stop making consoles and just make their games multiplats.
They showed that tech demo. That's what a system seller looks like right there. If not Zelda, they should've had something high end to maximize their chances during their headstart year.
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A game like that really demonstrates the system's potential.
Audacitron
Which is what makes it so frustrating. I don't know why Nintendo comes out and shows a tech demo of Zelda, what everyone knows what a next-gen version could be and wishes for, and then when everyone gets excited shoots down everyone's hopes. Instead we end up getting SS, which looks like a GC game. That tech demo was amazing, but I don't think it will ever be realized because Nintendo will be Nintendo. MAYBE the new one will look like it, but I'm willing to bet it'll look a tiny bit better than SS did, with HD.
For me the most games I ever had on one console is 26 games and that was the Wii.
I usually average about 17 games per console per generation.
Sheep should mention this more. It suddenly makes sense why ye were so happy with the Wii. You'll easily get 4 good games a year even on a Nintendo console.But it is 17 games per console per generation so if I have atleast two consoles and one handheld which I always do it is atleast 51 games that I own per generation. I don't have enough money to purchase all the games I want usually if I don't get that game within the first few months I just skip it because I have other games I'm looking forward to getting.
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