KXVXII9X
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This may seem like a stretch, but announcing games this soon should be a form of false advertising. You are marketing these games to sell a console, but the consumer may not be able to play them until the very end of the console cycle or on next console.
I don't mind if games are announced way ahead of time if there is regular updates about the development process and footage to show.
People always talk about how publishers need to please shareholders, but the consumers also need to be pleased to. It isn't a charity.
I appreciate most of Nintendo's announced games since they aren't too far away from release. Metroid Prime 4 is concerning but at least they had the decency to say they restarted development.
Anytime to show a CG trailer, I usually.know the game is really far out and probably hasn't started much of development. Then the CEO's.on stage talk about how many games they just showed even though most are just ideas at that point.
I don't mind if games are announced way ahead of time if there is regular updates about the development process and footage to show.
People always talk about how publishers need to please shareholders, but the consumers also need to be pleased to. It isn't a charity.
I appreciate most of Nintendo's announced games since they aren't too far away from release. Metroid Prime 4 is concerning but at least they had the decency to say they restarted development.
Anytime to show a CG trailer, I usually.know the game is really far out and probably hasn't started much of development. Then the CEO's.on stage talk about how many games they just showed even though most are just ideas at that point.