360 is next-gen but Wii U isn't.
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I feel really similarly. I know it's a "full featured game" but seriously, that price is out of control. I feel the same way about Uncharted. Cost vs. Value. Handheld gaming is supposed to be more affordable. These games should not cost as much as a console game, regardless of the production value.
I mean, I can buy Dead Space on the iPhone. It's like what, 5 bucks? SMH.
360 is this gen, and oh by the way, it's been this gen for 5 years now.
360 is next-gen but Wii U isn't.
More details as they develop!
One million in three days in Wales.3DS: DOOOOOMED *ends up selling about half a million in one week... in one country*
PSV: DOUBLE DOOOOMED *Prediction?*
Fair enough. When I travel I use my PSP a lot, or when waiting in lines at anime conventions and gaming events.Yeah, i dont care one bit about it if people use it public. The reason why dont have any plans to use it in public is because i travel very little.
Looks like several of SONY's competitors have given money hats to the media...
iOS gaming is fine, what's wrong are hyperventilating, hyperbolic industry pundits/writers who can't recognise that smartphone gaming comes with its own set of limitations.
Not all videogame experiences are suited to a smartphone, just like not all videogame experiences are suited to the Wii remote or Kinect. Dedicated handhelds have a place in providing content that can't be realised, or realised well, on a smartphone.
360 is more next-gen than Wii-U
360 has a better online system and storage capacity hard drive
Until Wii-U details say otherwise, 360 still beats Wii-U there, it's not all about graphic fidelity
One million in three days in Wales.
To be fair, the point of the episode was to make dumb ass predictions.why the fuck would anyone make such a stupid prediction?
why the fuck would anyone make such a stupid prediction?
I am Gen X because I wear flannel and watch MTV despite being born a Millenial. Does that make sense? Of course it doesn't.360 is more next-gen than Wii-U
360 has a better online system and storage capacity hard drive
Until Wii-U details say otherwise, 360 still beats Wii-U there, it's not all about graphic fidelity
When you think about it, iOS is really all you need. Why spend $60 on a game when you can get 60 games for 99 cents each!
They don't even know what the 3DS or Vita are called. LOL
No, but I was making the comparison between Resident Evil Revelations and Dead Space. Similar games. Completely different pricing.But would you have been able to buy this Dead Space port had the console version never existed? And even the dedicated handheld versions of game before they hit iOS at a cheaper price point. Subsidization occurs.
$35 does not = $50.Pokémon Black / White sold 14 million units at what price? 40 euros AT LEAST in Europe, 4800 yen in Japan and 35 $ in North America.
I own plenty of PSP Vitas, and DS 3Ds.
This is stupid, I buy all the handheld consoles at launch and I'm definitely in the iOS crowd as well.Because the iOS crowd seems to have some hatred for handhelds and wants them to die.
This is stupid, I buy all the handheld consoles at launch and I'm definitely in the iOS crowd as well.
GAF is ALWAYS wrong.
GAF seems convinced the Vita is Doomed. Oh oh!
fixed
on side note, I take my psp/3ds out pretty often in public places.
I'm either at home/work/out and about playing it.
I mean, I can buy Dead Space on the iPhone. It's like what, 5 bucks? SMH.
I think iOS crowd is shorthand for the trolls not for the regular people who understand that each platform has their spots in our lives.This is stupid, I buy all the handheld consoles at launch and I'm definitely in the iOS crowd as well.
360 is this gen, and oh by the way, it's been this gen for 5 years now.
We're not talking about the original game that was released years earlier, sale prices, or any crap like that. We're talking day one, full price games. We're also talking about mobile games, and I don't understand why MULTIPLE people have now missed that point. This whole damn thread is about handhelds. Ugh.It was $5 on PC the other day. What does that matter? Depending on the platform the titles can be completely different beasts.
I think iOS crowd is shorthand for the trolls not for the regular people who understand that each platform has their spots in our lives.
Entry pricing. Ease of use and access. Compatibility. Constant updates. Many more reasons.If smartphones (games + more) is going to kill the dedicated handheld gaming market why didn't the PC (games + more) kill the dedicated console gaming as many previously predicted?
Entry pricing. Ease of use and access. Compatibility. Constant updates. Many more reasons.
I completely disagree. Entry pricing on a PC was and is WAY higher than it is to buy a smart phone. Newest iPhone? $200, with a two year contract. Most people just renew, and even if they do they can sell their old phone as an unlocked phone for as much as they paid for it, making their new phone essentially free. New PC? At least $700, if you want to game on it. Depends on your old components. Compatibility is restricted to two or three models on an iPhone, where on a PC you have almost infinite build types. Android is a different story, but iPhone games are still huge enough. Updates on a phone are irrelevant, as you kinda gotta do em eventually, but more importantly they don't change your phone's performance. Additionally, the infrastructure is in place now to make updating not a big deal.All of these are issues smart phones suffer.
Huh.
I completely disagree. Entry pricing on a PC was and is WAY higher than it is to buy a smart phone. Newest iPhone? $200, with a two year contract. Most people just renew, and even if they do they can sell their old phone as an unlocked phone for as much as they paid for it, making their new phone essentially free. New PC? At least $700, if you want to game on it. Depends on your old components. Compatibility is restricted to two or three models on an iPhone, where on a PC you have almost infinite build types. Android is a different story, but iPhone games are still huge enough. Updates on a phone are irrelevant, as you kinda gotta do em eventually, but more importantly they don't change your phone's performance. Additionally, the infrastructure is in place now to make updating not a big deal.
At that point you've agreed to pay $2096 just to get the phone. A capable gaming rig doesn't cost that much.I completely disagree. Entry pricing on a PC was and is WAY higher than it is to buy a smart phone. Newest iPhone? $200, with a two year contract.
At that point you've agreed to pay $2096 just to get the phone. A capable gaming rig doesn't cost that much.
I think Aqua Teen Hunger Force warned me about Boost.BOOST Mobile + Metro PCS!.... SON!
I completely disagree. Entry pricing on a PC was and is WAY higher than it is to buy a smart phone. Newest iPhone? $200, with a two year contract. Most people just renew, and even if they do they can sell their old phone as an unlocked phone for as much as they paid for it, making their new phone essentially free. New PC? At least $700, if you want to game on it. Depends on your old components. Compatibility is restricted to two or three models on an iPhone, where on a PC you have almost infinite build types. Android is a different story, but iPhone games are still huge enough. Updates on a phone are irrelevant, as you kinda gotta do em eventually, but more importantly they don't change your phone's performance. Additionally, the infrastructure is in place now to make updating not a big deal.
lol. I think Steam-GAF may want to have a word with you about that. I'm no PC gamer but I'm pretty sure you can get a midrange LAPTOP for like $450, easily.
At that point you've agreed to pay $2096 just to get the phone. A capable gaming rig doesn't cost that much.
Bad argument, as most people are going to pay for a cell phone anyway for, you know, the phone function. It's a cost most people look at the same as rent/utilities/gas/internet.. part of life you just have to pay.
360 is next-gen but Wii U isn't.
More details as they develop!
You guys know they are just pulling shit out of there ass right. Even they will be the first to admit they don't believe this. They are just making crazy shit up as a prediction. Later in the year they will eat crow and laugh about how wrong they were.
360 is this gen, and oh by the way, it's been this gen for 5 years now.
I like Molly Wood but she doesn't know a thing about the game industry.
I know you're joking but if the next Xbox and Playstation don't release in 2012 (doubt it) then I'd consider Wii U like in between this gen and next-gen based on its rumored hardware specs. That's just me.
Bad argument, as most people are going to pay for a cell phone anyway for, you know, the phone function. It's a cost most people look at the same as rent/utilities/gas/internet.. part of life you just have to pay.