Pac1Man wrote: » Would anyone consider selling their PS4/XBox if the NX is a conventional more powerful console? I think I would be tempted.
ShadowHearth wrote: » The only reason to sell my PS4 or xbox one will be if newer versions comes out, like rumored ps4k or xbox one 1.02.
Banjo wrote: » ...or a neck crippling head-hugger that you slot the WiiU gamepad into! You want backwards compatibility? Evil Genie says : granted!
MilesMorales1 wrote: » No way. I'll be upgrading to PS4K and getting an NX this year. I don't drink or smoke or socialise much so this what my money goes on alright.
ShadowHearth wrote: » Not a hope. I always sort myself with all possible consoles for generation. Got pc, ps4, xbox one, 3ds, ps vita right now. And even if most of them collecting dust for months I will never sell them, because when some specific platform game comes out I just go and buy and don't worry, that I don't have that platform to play it on. For example now everything is collecting dust apart from 3ds. Few months before everything was collecting dust, but ps4 was played all the time. Who knows what I will be playing next month.
RUMOR - NINTENDO BRINGING BIG, PLENTIFUL FIRST PARTY SUPPORT TO NX The following comes from Emily Rogers... - in a single year, the NX will build a larger library of games than Wii U produced in three or four years - goal behind NX is to vastly increase the software output from Nintendo’s first party teams and studios - entire process of how Nintendo develops and produces software has gone through radical changes - new strategy that was put in place to create and release first party software at a faster rate - multiple unannounced Wii U projects were moved over to NX - NX could potentially see the highest output of first party software over its lifespan in the company’s history
CiDeRmAn wrote: » So, that's votes all around for an early Mario Tennis update? Unexpected......
CiDeRmAn wrote: » Seems more and more likely that all the rather 3rd rate franchise updates and spinoffs were just so Nintendo could re-allocate those resources to developing first party releases of quality on the NX, so I'd say if it sold a whole lot on the NX, Splatoon/Mario Kart/SSB and the others they are going to see quick updates onto the new console, perhaps even quicker we'll see those franchise with pitiful updates, Animal Crossing, Metroid, are almost certain to have launch window updates, so new Metroid and Animal Crossing in 2017 at the latest. They may also kiss goodbye to the likes of Mario Kart and Animal Crossing only having one significant release per console generation, it doesn't seem to have harmed the Legend of Zelda series in anyway having multiple releases across the two major, current Nintendo platforms.
sligeach wrote: » Don't forget Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival, probably the worst offender. And let's see what todays reviews bring. It shouldn't and hopefully isn't as bad as the others. Not having online multiplayer is a major negative for me. Imagine Splatoon or MK8 without it.
Corholio wrote: » Star Fox without mutiplayer is quite a bit different than MK and Splatoon, a racing and third person shooter game. I would have preferred it in as well but nothing like those games without it. The series has never had multiplayer anywhere near the front, unlike the other 2.
sligeach wrote: » Star Fox Assault had a tonne of multiplayer as did other games in the franchise besides. I'll just leave this here as to why online multiplayer wasn't in Star Fox 64 3D.http://gamerant.com/star-fox-64-3d-online-costs-jeff-105727/
Corholio wrote: » I never said it didn't have multiplayer, I said it wasn't out at the front and certainly absolutely nothing near every iteration of Mario Kart and the 1 game of Splatoon. As I said, I would have preferred it, but the comparison to Mario Kart and Splatoon without multiplayer isn't anywhere near the same.
sligeach wrote: » What I mean is Star Fox Zero I'll probably beat and forget about in a day or two. MK8 I play still and play in a league every week. The same with Splatoon, I play it still and will play in the Spongebob Squarepants Splatfest this weekend. Without online I wouldn't be doing so. Smash in fairness has substantial single player play besides the online aspects.
CiDeRmAn wrote: » Imagine all the months of fun you'd have if you unwrapped the tennis game
MilesMorales1 wrote: » Real gamers never unwrap games, come on.
OwaynOTT wrote: » I once unwrapped a game. It was Luigi U and now it's worth a small fortune.
