Nintendo are Queers!!

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1. Crysis 3 Wii U was made but 'had to die'
by Alice O'Connor, Mar 04, 2013 7:30am PST
Related Topics – Crysis 3, Electronic Arts, Crytek, Wii U, Crysis Series

The Wii U is a reasonably powerful piece of kit, so how come the recent launch of Crysis 3 skipped it? Developer Crytek did actually have the supersuit shooter up and running on Nintendo's new console, CEO Cevat Yerli has revealed, but the powers that be wouldn't commit to pushing it out and Crytek couldn't self publish. So it was killed.

"We did have Crysis 3 running on the Wii U. We were very close to launching it. But there was a lack of business support between Nintendo and EA on that," Yerli told VentureBeat.

"Since we as a company couldn't launch on the Wii U ourselves--we don't have a publishing license--Crysis 3 on Wii U had to die."

And die it did. The Wii U has hardly been a romping-stomping success, but you might think EA and have more interest in getting one of its flagship games out there, and Nintendo would be more keen to have it. Evidently, the two couldn't come to an agreement which they both deemed worth it

2. By Tom Phillips Published Monday, 4 March 2013

Crytek actually had Crysis 3 up and running and near completion on Wii U before the game was canned, the developer has revealed.

It "had to die", said Crytek boss Cevat Yerli, because there was a lack of interest in the project from publisher EA and Nintendo.

"We did have Crysis 3 running on the Wii U. We were very close to launching it," Yerli told Venture Beat. "But there was a lack of business support between Nintendo and EA on that.

"Since we as a company couldn't launch on the Wii U ourselves - we don't have a publishing license - Crysis 3 on Wii U had to die."

It's not the first time that Crytek has mentioned a Wii U version of the game. In January, Yerli said that he would have "loved" to see the game running on Wii U.

"It's a business decision between EA and Nintendo," he explained. "I'd love to see it on Wii U, but what I love to see and what gets done at the end of the day are two different things.

"If that business decision doesn't make sense, or seems to not make sense for them, it's... not possible for us to make it."

It's unclear how long ago the Wii U version was cancelled. Crytek stated last year that there was a "fat chance" of Crysis 3 appearing on Wii U, but at the time failed to elaborate

lol, typical nintedo. not even getting bo2 map packs

Nintendo won't make a deal with any company that isn't affiliated with themselves. We will never be able to get map packs or any other DLC on any Nintendo product.

There is DLC on the Wii, but it's only for stupid little games that only a few people really play such as WiiWare games like that Space Invaders game.

It costs something like 5-$7, just for a stupid level that you could probably beat in 3 minutes and will probably get bored after playing it once.

If Nintendo made a deal with Activision, then they would both make so much money.

I know that the Wii/Wii U might not have enough memory to use map packs and DLC, but why can't they just come up with an alternative like a specially designed USB/SD card that can carry map packs/DLC and can only be read by the Wii and can be purchased at stores, just like the Sky Giants game?!

The Wii U easily has enough memory, the Wii hasn´t.
It is possible for both consoles, but they didn´t really want to (for the Wii).

It´s annoying how they mess with their fans in general. Considering all the homebrew stuff for Wii, it´s greater than the level of support Nintendo provided. Think about MKWii custom tracks. More tracks than there were in the game. You can race on 30+ (new!) tracks by using an SD Card which equals downloadable content.