There are other games in the works that haven’t been announced yet and in the autumn, when we announce price point and timing of the launch, we will also be able to announce some more third-party titles.
Obviously before making the Wii U public we had to proactively go out to those third-party publishers because otherwise we would never have something for the launch of our system
Obviously before making the Wii U public we had to proactively go out to those third-party publishers because otherwise we would never have something for the launch of our system
Not only did Mr. Iwata comment on the Wii U's increase in third-party providers, he also took the time to comment on the Wii U's power compared to such consoles as Xbox360 and the PlayStation:
There’s definitely the chance for not only graphics, but also other features that our competitor’s consoles don’t have, but I think it will become increasingly difficult from now on to compete over graphics. This is because that no matter how much we increase the number of polygons we can display and improve the shading it will become increasingly difficult to tell the difference.
Obviously people who are experts in the field will see these things and will look at some details and be enthusiastic about improvements in that field, but I don’t think that will be enough from the general consumer’s point of view, so I think when we look at the design of a new games console we need a structure and concept that offers more than just good graphics.”
Obviously people who are experts in the field will see these things and will look at some details and be enthusiastic about improvements in that field, but I don’t think that will be enough from the general consumer’s point of view, so I think when we look at the design of a new games console we need a structure and concept that offers more than just good graphics.”
Let's all hope for the best that Nintendo does not become too stagnant about making new first-party games for the Wii U, and instead just rely too much on third-party game developers to carry the system. Of course they won't, right?
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