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EA's greatest games were done on systems far older and less powerful than the Wii U. If all they want to do now is sell pretty pictures to easily-manipulated f
by Millennium 13y ago
EA's greatest games were done on systems far older and less powerful than the Wii U. If all they want to do now is sell pretty pictures to easily-manipulated fratboys, then yeah; maybe the Wii U isn't for them. But then, maybe EA isn't for me.
- ameen 13y agoWhile I agree with part of your comment, it sparks of victimisation rather than anything. In today's multi-platform market, shoehorning a game into a system that's weaker than existing consoles is going to be painful. The fact that Nintendo's market particularly exists just for first-party games doesn't motivate 3rd party devs either. If one were to develop a modern console game with proper online functionality (multiplayer, leaderboards, dlcs, etc), doing so on Nintendo hardware would require extra efforts. It isn't as easy as getting it done on PSN or XBL. Nintendo's online system needs a much needed overhaul.