Sentences with phrase «appealing as a party game»

Not exact matches

You can't decide what people like, or even if the game is gonna be any good, I think it probably will though, the best thing about other platforms is variety, the Wii U doesn't have that, if Bayonetta 2 doesn't sell, I wouldn't be surprised, as the first Bayonetta wasn't really appealing to most people and did pretty poorly, Nintendo need to bankroll all kinds of different genres, though this is exclusive, don't expect it to do better than most 3rd party multiplatform games.

This has become a perpetual cycle of decline — Microsoft don't green light products that might have appeal in Japan, the Xbox One fails to sell well in that territory, third party publishers don't see it as a viable platform to release their games on so the console continues to sell poorly.

Part of the appeal of the Nintendo Switch is its ability to shift from console to handheld experiences instantly, and if enough third - party developers make games for the system, it could essentially overthrow the necessity of buying other platforms; the Switch could stand as the choice system that can run Nintendo's iconic titles alongside third - party titles.

The previous generation was a rough one for Japanese third party publishers; faced with the triple onslaught of an en masse migration of Japanese audiences mobile devices, the struggles of HD development, and the rise of western development for consoles, Japanese developers found themselves hopelessly outmatched as they tried to keep up, ultimately mostly disappointing long time fans due to misguided games and entries in long running series that were made with some attempt to appeal to a larger, global audience.

Rare sought out a partnership with Nintendo as a second - party developer and appealed to them with their work at Silicon Graphics, Inc. in the field of pre-rendered three - dimensional graphics in animated sprite form, and Nintendo consented to Rare developing a new game centered on Donkey Kong using this technology.

With the recent announcements of third - party, hardcore M - Rated titles such as L.A. Noire, No More Heroes: Travis Strikes Again, DOOM, and Wolfenstein II, it seems as if Nintendo is trying to ditch the «overabundance of kid - friendly shovelware games» image that so haunted the Wii's legacy for one that appeals more to the hardcore gaming crowd.