Champ Gold
Smash Scrublord
- Joined
- Aug 11, 2014
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- Location
- Houston
- 3DS FC
- 1779-2820-4833
- Switch FC
- SW-1452-9841-1035
This is what happens when your last system was a massive failure.I have no clue what you're rambling about, to be perfectly honest.
I've never seen anyone put a sequel in the same boat as a port if the "artstyle and setting aren't completely different". I've seen people complain about re-used assets and one troll on GameFAQs say that New Super Mario Bros U was a port of New Super Mario Bros Wii, but outside of that.....nope.
The belief that the ports prevent Nintendo from making actual sequels is stupid, yes, but I don't see how it's relevant, given that I said nothing about it. If the Switch's library gets filled with Wii U re-releases, it's going to be viewed as a console that has nothing new to offer. Porting everything sounds like a good idea on paper and gives the Switch a huge library out of the gate, but the eventual hit on its reputation makes me question how viable it really is.
Fair enough.
Games on it ****ing died and the Switch needs somethin so there wobtbe like crazy amount of game droughts.
Keep on pretending that the Wii U was a lot more relevant than you think. Keep on believing it and when those ports keep selling and it doesn't matter. Or you think people like us who never own a Wii U are nonexistent consumers and that we don't matter but the Wii U owners do. I want Smash, Pokken, MK8, Bayonetta 2 on the Switch because I've never own a Wii U and I'll be damned if I buy a system that cost the same as a Switch but weaker in everyway and is dead.
TL;DR:
There are more people that didn't own a Wii U than there are people who did, don't treat us like we ain't the ones they are going after.