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There's nothing to indicate that 3rd party developers aren't happy and profitable. With as large an audience as Nintendo's it seems unlikely that studios with t
by rgbrgb 16y ago
There's nothing to indicate that 3rd party developers aren't happy and profitable. With as large an audience as Nintendo's it seems unlikely that studios with the capital to enter that market would walk away. While I totally relate to the indie dev perspective (being an indie dev who'd love to make something for the DS), their Hollywood high barriers to entry do protect consoles from some of the ridiculousness that goes on in the mobile app stores.
That said, consoles are definitely missing out on many small and wonderful things that are handcrafted by small teams.
- 9999 16y agohttp://www.destructoid.com/nintendo-admits-third-party-wii-sales-are-poor-185270.phtml http://www.destructoid.com/nintendo-admits-third-party-wii-s... Unfortunately the source for that article is buried behind a registration wall. If you are pushing out shovelware, I'm sure that's profitable, anything else, not so much. Sega in particular has had some really bad luck on the platform.