Wow the salt all over their Facebook over this haha.
Why are only the PC guys bitching about this? I've heard maybe one suggestion of a 360/PS3 upgrade.
People need to get over it and maybe even be, Iunno, happy for the Wii U getting an upgrade to a good game?
It's only an upgrade until it comes out, and bombs. Then you'll have three dozen Wii U owners making excuses saying it was a horrible port and bombed because everyone knew it didn't have a green alternative costume option that was in the 360 version or something. You know, like every other third party game that comes out.
I just followed your conversation with GrotesqueBeauty and others back to this point, and I'm struggling to understand the need for it.
People were down on the port until
this thread and the reveal that
actually it looks like a good job. There are plenty of Human Revolution fans in here saying they want to pick it up, and Eidos are already getting requests for ports... What evidence or reasoning gives you carte blanche to suggest that a significant amount of people on the forum will turn sour on it if sales disappoint?
Is it because it facilitates some tired, baseless argument you want to peddle? That some posters only care about their console-player in a console-war? That there is "no audience" for certain games on Nintendo platforms? Point us to the evidence for either conclusion.
The truth for games on any platform is this: if people learn of good games, believe they will be fun, and the games represent good value - people will buy them. Reasonable development efforts and marketing are required to convince people of that, and to educate and inform them - but by and large, people buy in to good products. All of the early third party ports for this machine so far HAVE been lacking or have fallen short in various ways. Personally, I've enjoyed some of the supposedly flawed ports myself (Batman, AC3 -- I think Batman is the best version of the game), but NFS:MW and this game appear to be the first ports with some
real added content and effort on the developer's part to warrant some interest from those who've played the games before. I don't see what makes you think people will treat the latter games like the former... or what makes you think they'd want to. Those here who've told me this was one of the best games in the generation should surely be happy that people who haven't played it yet, will now get to. Nintendo console owners of a certain age and taste should be looking at this and feeling relieved that the dreary port schedule at least has one more potential gem...
I don't see why everything here has to be squabbling, generalisation and character assassination. That's what that whole conversation read like.