Don't you know, Console Publishers are holding these games hostage™.
It's Jim Sterling, he has to pander to his Patreon crowdThough the video was mostly positive, there were the usual "triple-aaaeeeee" shoutouts at 2:14, 3:15, 4:55. A few "ubi-fied" mentioned as well.
Also, in the first few minutes he mentions he can't tell a schlock indie game from a good one, and Activision/Ubisoft don't make "games" anymore. Huh?
It was a good point the video made, but marred by this type of content.
Again, you're specifically looking at the chips and not any other part of the feature set.Are you one of those people who suggests that video game hardware isn't all completely generic budget PC parts? Hardware is already completely generic and doesn't matter at all anymore.
Nintendo stole Bayonetta 2
Right. And one of the dumb things consumers do is support walled garden platforms like Sony's, Microsoft's, and Valve's. It is consumers' fault that they don't go for their own interests when making decisions. As I've said before, gamers are some of the worst consumers on the planet. They support people that actively go out of their way to screw them. That doesn't make platform exclusives a good thing. It makes consumers fools for supporting them.
Again, you're specifically looking at the chips and not any other part of the feature set.
Switch is generic because the Nvidia Shield exists
what logic
tell me how you feel about apple products and the buyers that queued up overnight for a product launch and went all-in on apple's ecosystem.....
or are you one of those last bastion of 'freedom' that uses a firefox phone?
And again, if all you care about is the chipset in the case then you're missing half the plotNo, it's generic because it uses an off the shelf Nvidia GPU and an ARM CPU like pretty much every modern portable device on the planet. There's a reason it's so easy to emulate already.
At least it managed to sell like 1.5 million on the Wii UMainstream awareness of the Wii U was so minimal that for all functional purposes, the game was a Switch exclusive (throw in the fact that Wii U was withdrawn from market months before BotW came out, and the problem is compounded).
N64 and GameCube had fantastic exclusive content, but what people often forget when bringing these up is that so did PS1 and PS2, and that they had more of it.
Why can't we be friends?
Wait, some people still think consoles use off-the-shelf parts?Are you one of those people who suggests that video game hardware isn't all completely generic budget PC parts? Hardware is already completely generic and doesn't matter at all anymore.
And again, if all you care about is the chipset in the case then you're missing half the plot
I will never understand people who can't look at gaming as anything other than an exercise for their processors
Right? So evil and anti consumerJust like they did with Bayo 3 ;)
Damn that Nintendo funding games no one else wants to in exchange for exclusivity.
Wait, some people still think consoles use off-the-shelf parts?
Considering what that plastic controller is actually able to do while you're using it, hell yeah I willtell me that Nintendo games are somehow more special because you're touching a specific plastic controller when playing them
So I suppose it would be better for the consumer if Sony's and Nintendo's studios and games didn't exist.
They do. Basically every customization is for security/DRM/anti-tampering.
https://www.extremetech.com/gaming/...endo-shield-built-standard-tegra-x1-processor
YOOO if it wasn't for his video, I would have never known how to solve one of the puzzles LOL.
OK.Gaming in 2018 is just software written in mostly C and C++ or even higher level languages that could basically run on any modern device. The fact that Doom 2016 exists on the Switch proves that. You could make God of War on the Switch hardware with some concessions without losing what the game is. Hardware is not a big deal anymore. It's basically a little faster or slower.
Sure, tell me that Nintendo games are somehow more special because you're touching a specific plastic controller when playing them or that they only look right when you look at whichever panel Nintendo chose for it (even though Nintendo has no problem picking whichever type of panel they can get cheapest at the time), and tell me that I can't truly appreciate an album unless I listen to it on vinyl.
Playing games on Nintendo's hardware sounds "warmer," right?
You can't win in the current marketplace. You either have to buy hardware you don't want to get the games you want, or you buy the hardware you want and don't get the games you want. See? Screwed either way.
1st party exclusives? No, they are not.
Or you simply buy the hardware you want and get the games you want. And people do that a lot, for several generations already.You can't win in the current marketplace. You either have to buy hardware you don't want to get the games you want, or you buy the hardware you want and don't get the games you want. See? Screwed either way.
Yeah, you can't either, as it seems.
I know, right?
Damn you Cerny!
Damn why is all of netflix's content, amazons and apples not on the same platform, so anti consumer YA'LL.
OK.
Bayonetta 2 still wouldn't exist if Nintendo didn't fund the development.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/anti-consumer
It is not in my interest for God of War to not be on the Switch.
It is not in my interest for Mario Odyssey to not be on the PS4.
It is not in my interest for World of Warcraft to not be on the Xbox One.
I couldn't care less. It sure blows goats for those things to be true for people who own the hardware, though. In other words, it's not favorable to the consumer. In other words, anti-consumer.
"anti-consumer" is basically "thing that kind of annoys me" to most people
it's a term with no real weight to it anymore
LOL same here, I was like ugh I don't have enough time to climb and run, screw this.Same! lol I was tired and sleepy when i reached that part and just gave up.
It's nice to fantasize, but that never had a chance of happening. Don't pretend that a game of Bayonetta's production values and scope could be a Kickstarter venture.Actually, I'd bet anything that Bayonetta 2 could have got made (and made more money) if they had done a combination of crowd funding and backing from another publisher that would have let them put the game on all the major platforms. Bayonetta 2 was a financial disaster because it shipped on a doomed console. It could have done okay if it had been released on every major platform. As it is now, if Bayonetta 3 tanks like 2 did, I bet Nintendo won't fund another one, and they'll have to go their own way anyway.
If Sony and Nintendo can't make games that sell on their own merits without being software dumped so they can squeeze licensing protection money out of developers, then yes, it would.