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Satoru Iwata admits that Wii U so far failed as a worthy successor to the Wii.


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#21 Kyle1503

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Posted 03 November 2013 - 11:19 AM

I wish people would believe in the Wii U because I find it so much better thsn the Wii was. Its a great console with great potential if people stop ignoring it!

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Posted 03 November 2013 - 12:10 PM

Actually, Sony are afraid of doing anything truly new.  They are also afraid of actually evolving some of their more popular IP's.  They have fallen into the same rut over the last few years of doing the same things with a different coat of paint that major publishers have been.

 

Interestingly, Nintendo do something new, quirky, unique, or just fun that with any other character would be a new IP, but because they use Mario haters gon' hate.  There is a big difference between making a new main title just to make it look different from the last 15 of the same game you published, and making something different but putting a familiar and extremely marketable face on the cover.

 

Also, W101 is a new IP, Pikmin is an IP that hasn't seen the light of day for over 6 years, Bayo 2 was a dead IP that Nintendo brought back to life. 

I just find that "new ip" is a lazy buzzword nowadays. Oh, ya mean you've made a game with a NEW NAME? Whoop-dee-doo, how does it play? Does it actually do something different? Let's face it, saying "new ip" is meaningless. Nintendo actually understands that a new IP must be more than just a name. It actually has to do something different and exciting to truly stand on its own. If it's just a new creation in name only then it's utterly meaningless.



#23 Dharmanator

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Posted 04 November 2013 - 07:53 AM

I just find that "new ip" is a lazy buzzword nowadays. Oh, ya mean you've made a game with a NEW NAME? Whoop-dee-doo, how does it play? Does it actually do something different? Let's face it, saying "new ip" is meaningless. Nintendo actually understands that a new IP must be more than just a name. It actually has to do something different and exciting to truly stand on its own. If it's just a new creation in name only then it's utterly meaningless.


Dude. No one is saying they need to get rid of the tired old franchises that don't sell systems anymore. There will always be people who get excited about the same game as over and over. .. but oh! Wait! There is a cat suit!

Sony did bring some new IPs with the PS3 that were very good. This gives excitement for the future of the PS4. Denny n it all you want but it makes a difference. There is no excitement now or in the future for the Wii U.

Ubisoft did give a good effort with zombie U but it wasn't enough.

Heck, PS4 is launching with Knack which is new and we will see if it is fun or falls into your category of "new" game.




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