Bueno navegando por ahí me he encontrado con este interesante artículo de Forbes sobre Nintendo y su "estrategia" en el mercado japonés...
Forbes: "Como Nintendo toma el mercado japonés una IP a la vez"
Les dejo alguna de las notas que deja el articulo:
Earlier this year, Nintendo purchased exclusive publication rights to horror title Fatal Frame. The original Fatal Frame debuted on Xbox and PS2.
Games like Bayonetta originally debuted on Xbox 360 and PS3, but with Sega apparently uninterested in pursuing a sequel, Nintendo recently acquired exclusive publication rights for the action title as well, adding it to the long list of Wii U launch window games.
In 2007, Nintendo bought up Monolith Soft, the developer behind the Xenosaga franchise, acquiring 80% of the company from its former owner Namco Bandai.
Three years later, Nintendo released Xenoblade Chronicles in Japan as an exclusive Wii title, an RPG that would come to North America two years later.
Meanwhile, Capcom’s Monster Hunter series has made almost no appearance on current systems outside of the Wii and now an upcoming Wii U exclusive.
If these exclusive deals continue, or if Nintendo decides to keep buying up old IPs and struggling studios, we could see a transformation of the Japanese video game market, especially given Microsoft’s poor footing overseas and Sony’s current struggles.
It would appear both Namco Bandai and Capcom are gravitating toward Nintendo. Certainly Ubisoft is.
With exclusive deals coming fast and furious, rumors that Nintendo is attempting to re-acquire Rare in order to gain access to exclusive publish rights over the Banjo Kazooie IP should come as no surprise.
Como esta última sea verdad(personalmente lo dudo)....... La que llovería a travez de internet ^^
PD: El autor del artículo tiene la misma teoría de
Psycotic que Nintendo va tras Sony XDD.