Call of Duty is not a Nintendo property and Nintendo is not its publisher. As such, Nintendo doesn't control what DLC is released for the games and when - Activision does. Moreover, how is it in any shape or form connected to exploits, which are patched by system updates, not DLC?
Why not? I played each and every CoD title on the Wii, I don't understand why you'd assume such things. If Nintendo gamers don't give a f*ck about AAA releases, they should consider giving a f*ck or their system will never get any third-party support.
There were no "original Call of Duty games" on the Wii - the only ones released were CoD 3, CoD: World at War, CoD: MW Reflex Edition, CoD: MW3 and CoD: BLOPS.
Nintendo doesn't have to worry about Nintendo gamers - Nintendo gamers will buy whatever shlock they put up and they'll be happy either way. Nintendo should worry about new target audiences, about extending their reach to non-Nintendo gamers and making them Nintendo gamers, because from what I'm seeing, judging by the cumulative Wii U sales over the course of almost two years, there's f*ck-all declared Nintendo gamers out there.
No, it's not up to them - it's up to the investors who give them money for their shenanigans and expect a profit as a result. Every business on the planet has but one goal - expand and generate increasing amounts of profit. To make more profit, you need to gain new customers (among other things, such as a healthy economical structure, but I digress) and to gain new customers you need to offer products relevant to their interests. It's business 101 WiiCube - nobody says "okay, we sold 30 million units - that's it! We're shutting it down!", that's retarded. You want to sell as many units as humanly possible and then you want to push as much software per unit as possible. "We don't want more customers" - said no businessman ever.
ironic your name includes "Wii" 0yet you hate on Nintendo fan's, I would see why you would hate on fanboys but to say "Nintendo gamers" is practically dragging everyone who owns a Nintendo console over the edge. whats next? "Everyone who play COD are going to kill someone"... ohhh wait that one is already taken
p1ngpong's post is sarcasm, he simply meant that Nintendo has to look for new outlets and new audiences, attract as many customers as possible. Just so you know, the so-called average gamer is a man in his mid-twenties.
I like the concept of the Wii U, I don't like the execution, the specs and the marketing campaign. Many things went wrong with the system and it's a little late to rectify them, but Nintendo should at the very least focus their efforts on getting third-party aboard so that their ship doesn't sink on first-party C.P.R.EDIT: also dafuq Foxi4 am I dreaming or are you actually defending the Wii U?
The thread's going relatively civil, all things considered. The OP's question was conclusively answered, now we're just exchanging opinions.
