Yes, he has part of the blame. The drones can attack me all they want.
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1. Japanese insularity, reluctance to work with third parties (this began in N64 era)
2. Hardware inferiority.
3. Casual public image and not accommodating for violent and grim games (most AAA multiplats).
Basically this. Nintendo hates what Western games represent now, and has for a while. Coupled that with the fact that Nintendo and Japan in general don't try to look for inspiration or guidance from other cultures because of the Japanese culture xenophobia, close minded pride/honor, and patriotism bull. Whatever though, hope they wake up before they bleed any more money. MS/Sony always try to adjust their approach/vision depending of market perception and reception.
Make a system with hardware and online that accommodates third parties rather than alienating them.
That isn't even good enough to them (third parties).
TBH, Nintendo needs to stop trying to think for themselves and actually start listening to the audience. Nintendo hasn't been taking any feedback from neither gamers nor third-party support.
QFT, my exact sentiments.
@charizard1605: Charizard hit the nail in the head with his first comment. Nintendo needs to make sure they help third martes be successful in their platforms. Nintendo needs to go out of their old ways and help promote third party games at all fronts. Third parties need to also have a big presence in Nintendo ' s online store. When Nintendo conducts public events they need to invite third party partner and give the appropriate air time, instead of circle jerking talking of how amazing they are.
If nintendo can manage to reintroduce proper third party support and on top of that release competing hardware with powerhouse Nintendo exclusives they would dominate the market. But nintendo seems to care more about pride and legacy than money.
If that guarantees a successful console for nintendo why haven't they done that yet?
Maybe they don't think doing that will help them that much according to some of the things Iwata has said recently. I think they should just fix their online and make it easier for developers to make games on their consoles and handhelds if they want to instead of trying to do what you said above.What osan0 said is the best route for nintendo to take.They should not try to go the PS4/Xbox one route.
Whatever Iwata said was just Nintendo being stubborn and prideful like I stated. Bottom line PS4/Xbone are a success with third party and culture for games/gamers. Nintendo WIIU has been a failure with no momentum, no third party support, it's all about insularity with them. Nintendo hasn't tried to be like the competition because they don't want to, it's not that they can't finance it or figure out how it all works out. So I take Mr. Iwata's statements with a grain of salt. Nintendo could have a strong home console that directly competes with Sony/MS as far as technology. They could have good relationship with third parties, while also releasing all the strong Nintendo exclusives. We know it can be done because MS/Sony have already achieved those goals. Nintendo is afraid of failure plus also they don't give a shit about third parties. To Nintendo it's all about them and everyone else has to work around them. Is that not stubbornness?
Show me something I can trust. They presented that 3ds metroid like garbage even if it ends up being a good game.
License their games out for others developers to make games for, and go third party themselves.
They're so done on the hardware market, for consoles anyways. Sony and MS are willing to take a loss on this stuff and they can't compete with that. Nintendo can't run a digital marketplace, they can't e-publish for shit, they can't manage cross platform purchases, they don't have strong DRM or consumer rights retention. They can't even do party chat, let a lone normal game chat. They should just save themselves the embarrassment, and their fans the money of having to buy another console, just make games for PS4, Xbox One, PC, and get fucking rich when 30 million people buy the next Zelda game across multiple platforms, when 30 million people buy the next Mario Kart or Smash Bros across multiple platforms.
Look, we all know Nintendo will never catch up to Sony and MS in terms of power, third party support, console features. They'll always be behind, doing just that, trying to play catch up. They make great games for sure, but on every other end they're lacking. About the one other thing they do right is handhelds, they can still do that, but on the console end they should really look to making games for others like Sega did years back. And if they're not willing to make games, license the games out to those that will.
Sound points. We can still hope no? They also have Billions to spend and no other sector to spend it on. So they can definitely compete and catch up if they actually wanted to.
Great times to be gamers guys and gals. Imagine that grapghic quality with realistic game animations. Gaming is the entertainment medium of the future. We just need decent stories now lol.
@Lucianu: those are some good games. But the gamecube is still the better system with more games.
Well, i don't agree, but i respect your choice and opinion so it's no biggie.
I can play them all on my Wii anyway, lol, so i wouldn't mind some essential gems worth playing today for the Gamecube, that might have slipped my mind. I'm acquainted with its library, but i'm sure there are hidden gems that i'm not aware of.
Here are most of Gamecube exclusives if you want to give them a look later:
Resident Evil Remake, Resident Evil Zero, Wave Race Blue Storm, Eternal Darkness, Star Wars rogue Squadron 2, Star Wars Rogue Squadron 3, StarFox Adventure, Starfox Assault, Pikmin, Pikim 2, Zelda Wind Waker, Zelda Four Swords, Mario Kart Double Dash, F-Zero GX, Luigi's Mansion, Kirby Air-Ride, Donkey Kong Jungle, Smash Bros Melee, Mario Sunshine, Mario Strikers, Mario Golf, Mario Superstar Baseball, Mario Power Tennis, Battalionwars, Costume Robo, Chibi Robo, Paper Mario Thousand Year Door, Pokemon Colosseum, Pokemon Gale Of Darkness, Wario World, MGS Twin Snakes, Tales Of Symphonia, Fire Emblem Path Of Radiance, Baten Kaitos, Baten Kaitos 2, Soul Calibur 2 (Link edition), Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles, Geist, Lost Kingdoms, Lost Kingdoms 2, Metroid Prime, Metriod Prime 2, 1080 Avalanche, Phantasy Online 3: Card, Zatch Bell, Naruto Revolution Series, Odama.
I'm missing third party multiplats, multiplats that came to the cube first (RE4, Beautiful Joe) , and also exclusive re-releases from other platforms(Skies Of Arcadia, Phantasy Star Online 1+2, Sonic Adventure 1+2).
@charizard1605: Charizard hit the nail in the head with his first comment. Nintendo needs to make sure they help third martes be successful in their platforms. Nintendo needs to go out of their old ways and help promote third party games at all fronts. Third parties need to also have a big presence in Nintendo ' s online store. When Nintendo conducts public events they need to invite third party partner and give the appropriate air time, instead of circle jerking talking of how amazing they are.
If nintendo can manage to reintroduce proper third party support and on top of that release competing hardware with powerhouse Nintendo exclusives they would dominate the market. But nintendo seems to care more about pride and legacy than money.
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