12-03-2012, 06:16 PM
how does the lack of a competitive scene affects the sales of a handheld wich in no way is designed for competitive scene goes beyond me.
The DS neither its "sequels" cant deny the HUGE amount of shovelware that was flooded them. you could really take a 4gb acekard and stack the games that were actually worth your time and still have free space.
i'd say that handheld consoles as a whole are going to suffer agaisnt the weight and impact portable devices such as tablets are taking into the scene. being able to play whatever you want whenever you want in a much more flexible enviroment both for you as an user and you as a developer simply beats any kind of benefit one could have from dealing with major publishers in the industry, such as activision, sony or even nintendo itself.
again, a card game about uncharted? why the fuck would ever, ever want to play that shit. uncharted or not. and even if it was because you're an uncharted fanboy, why the fuck would you want a card game out of a franchise thats based on action and cutscenes.
The DS neither its "sequels" cant deny the HUGE amount of shovelware that was flooded them. you could really take a 4gb acekard and stack the games that were actually worth your time and still have free space.
i'd say that handheld consoles as a whole are going to suffer agaisnt the weight and impact portable devices such as tablets are taking into the scene. being able to play whatever you want whenever you want in a much more flexible enviroment both for you as an user and you as a developer simply beats any kind of benefit one could have from dealing with major publishers in the industry, such as activision, sony or even nintendo itself.
again, a card game about uncharted? why the fuck would ever, ever want to play that shit. uncharted or not. and even if it was because you're an uncharted fanboy, why the fuck would you want a card game out of a franchise thats based on action and cutscenes.