Hey,
I've been thinking lately about the whole "Wii U has no games" debate. I came across a post by some blogger (I can't remember and it's no longer in my web history) that it all boils down to whether you want to play Nintendo games or not. If you do, then your only option is to buy the Wii U and that's how Nintendo stays in business, by making exclusive games for its own platform.
With that, I'm wondering would you rather see crossovers on the Wii U, e.g. games from known franchises "Nintendofied" like Hyrule Warriors (Dynasty Warrios x Legend of Zelda) or Shin Megami Tensei x Fire Emblem. Obviously such games would only exist for the Wii U. Or, would you rather have the games in their original form, most likely as a multiplatform release across all consoles?
TL;DR: Do people really buy Nintendo consoles for Nintendo games and do they want a bit of Nintendo in every game?
I've been thinking lately about the whole "Wii U has no games" debate. I came across a post by some blogger (I can't remember and it's no longer in my web history) that it all boils down to whether you want to play Nintendo games or not. If you do, then your only option is to buy the Wii U and that's how Nintendo stays in business, by making exclusive games for its own platform.
With that, I'm wondering would you rather see crossovers on the Wii U, e.g. games from known franchises "Nintendofied" like Hyrule Warriors (Dynasty Warrios x Legend of Zelda) or Shin Megami Tensei x Fire Emblem. Obviously such games would only exist for the Wii U. Or, would you rather have the games in their original form, most likely as a multiplatform release across all consoles?
TL;DR: Do people really buy Nintendo consoles for Nintendo games and do they want a bit of Nintendo in every game?