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Master_Magnus 01/20/21 8:40:43 PM #64: | The Wii games on Wii U eshop technically weren't ports, they are just digital downloads. Nintendo only ported a small fraction of Gamecube games to Wii. Nintendo promised to support the Wii U, part of support means proper exclusives. Your experience with games you played 4-5 years ago is retroactively ruined by new content coming out that costs more than you're willing to pay? As in, you enjoyed it, but now that you realize you could enjoy it even more but won't because it's too expensive, you no longer like the games? That's just plain silly. I am bothered because I will NEVER be able to play this content because they will NEVER sell it to me at a reasonable price because they are locking it behind a port. And no, this isn't bonus content, it's an entire game (albeit a really short one) that I can never play because they will never sell it separately. Even if it was a bonus content, I still shouldn't be locked out of it forever because they are asking $60 for it which is the same as not selling it, because no bonus is worth $60. If I buy a game, that shouldn't mean that I have to give up on any "bonus" content that comes later forever. I should have the option to buy anything I want period. Having to give up on content forever each time I buy a game ruins videogames for me, and therefore ruins my life. And if I miss out on any content I want from any game because the devs are locking it behind a port, that retroactively ruins any enjoyment I ever had. I only enjoy playing a game if I don't regret buying it ever. So you would rather they not port the game, meaning you still don't get the new content, plus nobody else gets to enjoy the game and the publishers don't get to make the money they deserve for producing such quality games? Because that's really the only other option here. Developing the added content as DLC for the original versions wouldn't be impossible, but it would almost certainly not be commercially viable given how low the install base is on those original versions and the fact that most people that own them have already played their fill and aren't exactly eager to buy new DLC for them. That really just leaves not porting them as the only alternative. That, or porting them with no added content, but that's also not exactly a commercially savvy move.If they can't sell me the new content at a reasonable price they should not be adding content to these ports and make new games instead. Pikmin 1: 8 years Those were only a handful of games. Most exclusives on NES and Gamecube were never ported. The WiiU sold so poorly that if the exclusives weren't ported, they generally wouldn't be remembered either way. Having great exclusives doesn't mean much if hardly anybody gets to play them. As it stands, most people do know them as WiiU games (at least to as much of an extent as matters at all) despite them being ported, much like nobody thinks of OoT as a GC, Wii, or 3DS game. It was an exclusive in its time, and that's all anyone pays attention to.Saturn and Dreamcast sold less than Wii U and were far better consoles and will be remembered much more than Wii U. And I do care if Wii U is remembered as a shit console because that makes Nintendo a shit console maker no better than Atari. Microsoft will never make a shit XBox. Sony will never make a shit numbered Playstation. That is how they care about the console biz. Nintendo made a shit console after 30 years of great consoles. That is the ultimate console maker sin. Sega went out of the console biz for far less. ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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