Reggie once again clears up NY Times '1 million units' misquote
"The fact is, there's no single magic number that defines profitability for a game. It's all based on the level of investment, based on the price point, and so it's unfortunate that I was misquoted in that article." - Reggie Fils-Aime
That's a pretty big mistake for the NY Times to make. We all pretty much knew that '1 million units sold to break even' didn't sound right, and this is the second time today that Nintendo has had to clear it up.
Well at least we have super punch out!, but I want Crystal defender already. It's already been released on the 360 and PS3. Oh well, I guess patience is a virtue
I was very surprised when I found out about the 32 GB limit. I can just imagine what developers will be doing with that extra space, ie. downloadable content. Heck you never know, perhaps we'll be getting a Wii Demo Channel.... Many possibilities have risen because of this. ozzsoad
Yeah or maybe using extra memory to load games. In any case, I'm really exited. Maybe the wiiware games limit will be bigger than 40 megs. Imagine having the Symphony of the night remake available on wiiware.
Hmmm, I would like to think it's about the ability to use the SD card for extra storage, but I will keep my expectations to a minimum. It could be anything at this point.
I never played a Tales game before. I was really looking, but after seeing that it got bad scores from GS and IGN I will not get it. I really don't see why people keep defending the game after two reviews that say it is a let down. If it looks like a let down, sounds like a let down, acts like let down, then it must be a let down. People may enjoy it for sure, but it doesn't change the fact that it is a let down for many.
Amvis
Then you are missing a good game, it's worth buying.
Loading isn't that bad, it doesn't break the experience at all... but whatever, the IGN reveiw is weird. I guess game journalists become too picky over the time
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