EA is not neglecting Nintendo's console after all.
http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/34301
Electronic Arts has confirmed that it does actually have Wii U games in development, correcting earlier statements that the publisher was not supporting the system.
At the recent Stifel Nicolaus Internet, Media and Communications conference, Blake Jorgensen, the chief financial officer of EA, said that the publishing giant would, in fact, bring new software to Wii U in the future, "but not anywhere near as many as [they] are for PS or Xbox".
It is unknown at this time exactly what these games are, though it was previously confirmed that neither FIFA 14 nor Madden 25 will be released on Nintendo platforms.
EA are just flip floppers. They need to decided what they want to do. After their unprofessional list of tweets in the previous week though I'm not sure if I want their games on the WiiU.
One day after their terrible reception at the X Box One reveal, EA confirms it still needs to diversify its portfolio!
One day after their terrible reception at the X Box One reveal, EA confirms it still needs to diversify its portfolio!
This makes me wonder if Microsoft's new used game policy will push certain developers into Nintendo's arms?
They're pushing for it. It's up to consumers to respond. I typically only buy games new and don't often trade games, but I think restricting used games is shenanigans. Unless it becomes standard and I don't have a choice, I won't support any console that mandates this (one of many reasons I will probably never buy an Xbox One). Sony is leaving DRM up to publishers. They're treading the line, but at least it's optional for now.
