Just got my 3DS recently and considering it only needs one code for all online games, I think it's safe to say cafe will be more open to online stuff like MMOs. It should be a good E3.
Printable View
Just got my 3DS recently and considering it only needs one code for all online games, I think it's safe to say cafe will be more open to online stuff like MMOs. It should be a good E3.
With the interviews that are coming out from Iwata and co I'm hopeful. Like many of you, I got a Wii then let it sit on the shelf... Even last year, I thought that I would never get another Nintendo product again, however, knowing that as soon as they show it off, I'd be first in line... I'm apart of the problem.
Anyway, I'm really hoping Nintendo goes after the "hardcore" market, more to some degree, and by that, I hope they make it to where 3rd parties make lots of great games for the system. The big issue is that it's hard for 3rd parties to make money on the Wii, because most people who are interested in Hard core games, already own a PS3 or Xbox.
Perhaps they will change all of that, still...
Back to the topic at hand, with the power of the system, and the potential to have a custom interface on the controller (aka Keyboard, or touch skills/macros) I'm hoping for a Port to the system, and hoping the system has a lot of power to really make this game look good.
If it's true the cafè it's potent like xbox and ps3, i'm willing to see ffxiv there. Afterall, xbox don't want it, so it can be possible
Very true, if they just make it comparable then yes, I can see it having another short life, as everyone will move to PS4/Xbox720 or whatever...
Nintendo needs to pump in the hardware and online support this time around if they want to get and keep third party support. Still, for them it comes down to a cost issue, and not having seen the system, or knowing what it's capable of, I can only speculate on what I hope they are going to do.
According to the interviews, they are.
http://www.gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=157177
http://www.gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=157166
But we'll see.