So my comment is like if Nintendo was on the developing on these games it could manage them better than the other developers. My comment was like a complain theory style for other companies because Nintendo on the exclusives such as Mario odyss, Zelda, Arms,Splatoon and some others Nintendo is making the right size for the Console using the right tools or engine or what ever to make the games as small is possible while other games from third party developers using huge amount of storage. It is ironic to educate for me som1 (in english i mean) when i berely speak that language. so what you think i am thinking about my “well spoken”again? What do you mean “im not well spoken as i think i am?” i can berely speak english and using google traslate alot of times. Even if nintendo made the game and compressed it down, it would stil be 16-18 GBS. I HATE to defend NBA2k but that games has 3 consoles plus pc to support. Most 3rd party games are aroun 20-30 gbs and they usually are decently graphically intense with multiple systems to run on. Is the game you are reffereing to just that? I will bet it is. Now if you were taking shots at third parties, if a game is 64 gbs it is a HUGE open worlded, graphically intense game for multiple consoles. Not Nitendo compressed but it still is extremely small. The proof ground up games specifically for one console are smaller is clear, look at ubisoft’s mario and rabbids.
So nintendo building ground up games AND nintendo being able be masters of compression is great. My xbox one is out of space at 6 games and i have 500 gbs. At the rate I’m going I will easily get 10 or more games without having to get an sd card. I mean i have 4 games on switch right now, splatoon, rabbids, sonic, and mario kart (all physical) and i still have 22 gbs left. The thing is it really isn’t a problem for me specifically because I only want a few third party games. Look i think nintendo’s small amount of space on the switch is a huge problem. I cant tell if your taking shots at me, nintendo, or 3rd parties…
0 kommentar(er)
