@Sevenizz Lucky is the guy who sky dives and his chute doesn't open and he walks away with just a hairline fracture!

Lucky is the homeless man that uses his last dollar on a scratch ticket and wins 100K!

Lucky is the name of the family dog!

You don't get lucky selling 99 million systems (especially when when third party support is virtually non-existent)......I don't care who you are!

@GOGOHeadray @HydePark1980 @JLCrogue In order to get people interested in the console you have to place the games there for them.

@JLCrogue It's up to developers to start taking chances and stop making excuses every week about why they won't develop for the Wii U.

I't's real easy to take pot shots at Nintendo when they've been under heavy fire since the launch of the Wii U. However something about this story cries bullshit.....finding real hard to believe that Nintendo wouldn't work with these guys to make this game happen. Nintendo isn't trying to please hardcore, yet another thing I find hard to believe considering that some of the best M rated games ever have appeared on their systems.

This is hysterical coming from the company that nixed the exclusivity of a title ( a title that was desigend with the Wii U in mind ) and then delayed the finished product. Though the big N is struggling I have no reason to doubt that they'll turn it around.....history shows that. I suspect that this turnaround will occur after E3 in June.

@GSJones1994 @HydePark1980 The consoles played there role too.

@GSJones1994 @HydePark1980 It's been much more than Gameboy and Nintendo DS supporting Nintendo.

@emptycow @HydePark1980 @GSJones1994 Money is just another in a long line of excuses, the bottom line is that this industry is blackballing Nintendo. I say call it like it is......these developers can keep coming with their ridiculous excuses but I've been gaming for a long time and I know better.

@GSJones1994 @HydePark1980 There's more to it than just that. It's true the handhelds do have 3rd party support, so it shows that these developers have no excuse not to develop for Nintendo.

Let's check history here, how many times have gamers and analysts predicted Nintendo's demise? I don't know what's scarier, the lack of 3rd party support for Nintendo or the fact that a vast majority of this industry has been wrong about them for damn near 20 years. I'm sure the next generation will get it right......