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Virtual_Console 07/15/17 10:56:11 PM #1: |
Ever since the N64, a lot of third parties gave Nintendo the cold shoulder and would decide to release their games on Sony and Microsoft systems. Why was it like that?
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Airhammy 07/15/17 10:59:11 PM #2: |
Back then cds were alot cheaper and could hold more memory than cartridge based games so many companies shifted their focus away from Nintendo.
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Zack_Attackv1 07/15/17 10:59:56 PM #3: |
They're stubborn. It's either their way or the highway.
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DarthAragorn 07/15/17 11:00:08 PM #4: |
Now especially Sony and Microsoft consoles are similar in specs, both significantly more powerful than Nintendo and have larger install bases
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ColdOne666 07/15/17 11:02:44 PM #5: |
Probably because Nintendo keeps releasing weak gen behind hardware.
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Airhammy 07/15/17 11:04:39 PM #6: |
Since then Nintendo has focused on a variety of gimmicks, some good and some bad, and thus some companies continue to support them in different ways depending on the console or handheld in question.
They started using discs with the Gamecube but went with a smaller format to reduce piracy. The Wii gave us motion controls which the others tried to copy seeing Nintendo's success. The Wii U was a failed attempt to extend what they already had going while developing something new (see the Sega CD and 32X as examples for comparison) and now we have the Switch. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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