I’ve said in the past that Nintendo’s Project Cafe should have heavy support of third party publishers and developers in order to compete with the likes of PS3 and Xbox 360. There’s been talk that the console’s more powerful that the two aforementioned, which, if true, is already a big boost. Games like Battlefield 3 should be on there, MW3 and GTAV – the latter of which is already rumored as coming to the console.
So will we see strong third-party support, then? According to GameTrailers Editor in Chief Shane Satterfield, who’s been hearing much grapevine talk, the answer’s yes.
“I have kind of heard some things through the grapevine there is going to be some big third-party announcements for Nintendo’s new console at the show, there’s no doubt about that,” he said before being interrupted by Wedbush Morgan Securities analyst Michael Pachter, when he was about to elaborate.
If all this rings true, the only feature Nintendo’s yet to unveil is a viable online service where gamers around the world will be able to play with and against each other just like PSN and Xbox Live. If that’s accomplished and unveiled at E3, it’ll be hands down a win for the legendary games company.
Thanks, Gamingeverything.
better be some good high quality games
Yeah, I’m now more amped than ever!
meh.
i hope ninty are not going to abandon there casual crowd and try win the core crowd back.
they made a mint catering to kids and soccer moms, to turn there backs on that, and abandon them would be a massive mistake!
i cant see them going back to traditional controls either, i mean they have spent the last 5+ years hounding motion controls are the future, now there going to turn there back on that?
contradict themselves?
i dunno, i just cant see that happening.