(01-02-2017 16:30)ifar B escribió:Habiendo vendido la ONE(desconoco si tienes un buen pc gamer) te ves en la tesitura de despedirte de muchisimos multis que vienen este año
Depende de las ganas que tengas de Zelda vs multiplataformas, yo creo que en navidades le van a tener que meter una buena rebaja a Switch

(01-02-2017 23:24)Sir_Dekar escribió:

(02-02-2017 07:56)zothenr escribió:Miyamoto: Los juegos que tienen como base PC se pueden portar a Switch en menos de 1 año

Analyst Hideki Yasuda wrote up a new article on GamesIndustry Japan earlier today. There’s one part of the piece pertaining to third-parties that stood out to us in particular.


Yasuda talks about how many investors were anticipating major overseas third-party games to be announced for Switch, but the timing wasn’t right (due to E3 being a few months away, etc.). He then mentions that NIS is making Disgaea 5 Complete for the system’s launch, which used to be a PS4-only title. NIS was never really on Nintendo platforms before, and their few Wii / DS games were buried among other games leading to a lack of success. 3DS also didn’t receive a high amount of support from NIS because of its unique specifications. With Switch though, the company is bringing over a PS4 title and on day one.

Yasuda was in attendance at Nintendo’s Corporate Management Policy Briefing, and relayed a comment from Shigeru Miyamoto. Miyamoto said that games developed with PC as a base can be ported to Switch in about a year. The report also adds that the console was revealed to third-parties last summer. It’s thought that we could therefore see major multiplatform titles starting from the fall season.

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Básicamente, la consola fue revelada a las Third el pasado verano, esperan ver los grandes desarrollos thirds adaptados a la consola a partir de finales de año

(02-02-2017 08:51)JuanmaNPI escribió:Pues yo esto no lo considero algo como para sacar pecho... la sitúa claramente por detrás de PS4 y XOne, por motivos obvios de arquitectura, pero volvemos a la misma, la versión de Switch será la que requiera más trabajo.