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Topic	If N64 was CDrom and Gamecube was DVD how would Nintendo change
Scotty_Rogers 01/02/21 4:21:40 AM #23:	Rika_Furude posted... Again, this is a laziness/greed thing. Nintendo 64 games generally had better graphics. What PS1 games look as good as Banjo Tooie, Majoras Mask, Donkey Kong 64 and Paper Mario? It's not laziness or greed. Higher prices means more money to lose if a game flops. And they took longer to produce, which means being left with an excess amount of them if a game flops or being unable to produce them for weeks if a game is more popular than expected. Certainly didn't help that only Nintendo's first party devs could sell their games at low prices as they knew where the manufacturing plant was, either. So instead of having to put up with that BS, it was for the best that third party devs climb aboard Sony. --- GameFAQs is my life, fam. <cite>Scotty_Rogers posted [p:949013802] in If N64 was... [t:79213692]...</cite> <quote>Rika_Furude posted... </cite> <quote>Again, this is a laziness/greed thing. Nintendo 64 games generally had better graphics. What PS1 games look as good as Banjo Tooie, Majoras Mask, Donkey Kong 64 and Paper Mario?</quote> It's not laziness or greed. Higher prices means more money to lose if a game flops. And they took longer to produce, which means being left with an excess amount of them if a game flops or being unable to produce them for weeks if a game is more popular than expected. Certainly didn't help that only Nintendo's first party devs could sell their games at low prices as they knew where the manufacturing plant was, either. So instead of having to put up with that BS, it was for the best that third party devs climb aboard Sony. --- GameFAQs is my life, fam.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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