MORE

    Making great games will cut down on used game sales says Nitendo’s US boss

    Recently Microsoft officially complicated the process of used games sales. This  was the first time in gaming console history that used games received an ever-so-slight denial in the gaming industry. However, Nintendo doesn’t really see what the problem is, as long as developers are making good games.

    - Advertisement -

    Speaking to Polygon, Nintendo’s US big wig Reggie Fils-Aime said that while supporting used games is critical, so is creating good games to prevent them from having to be resold in the first place. Fils-Aime insists that lasting appeal with games has a huge impact on whether or not their resold, and obviously, he says that the lasting appeal to Nintendo games is “super strong.”

    Fils-Aime notes that as long as developers make great games that have a strong lasting appeal, then there’s no need for a gamer to want to get rid of a game and resell it to a friend or trade it in at a used
    game store.

    - Advertisement -

    source

     

     

    - Advertisement -

    IN THIS STORY STREAM

    Techjaja Staff
    Techjaja Staff
    A Techjaja 'bot' Profile

    Fresh Tech

    Airtel Teams Up with SpaceX’s Starlink to Bring Phone Signal to Remote Areas

    Imagine you're hiking in a remote part of Africa,...

    Airtel Africa partners with SpaceX to bring Starlink D2C connectivity

    Airtel Africa has announced a strategic partnership with SpaceX...

    CFO Andrew Bugembe: MTN Uganda leans on transparency for steady growth

    MTN Uganda anticipates closing the financial year with good...

    Uganda’s Facebook Ban: VPNs Won’t Save You, Says Regulator as 2026 Elections Loom

    In a stark warning delivered at the Sheraton Hotel...

    Tracking Kiira EV Kayoola e-Coach’s 13,000 km round-trip journey from Kampala to Cape Town

    Imagine driving from Uganda all the way to Cape...
    - Advertisment -

    Discover more from Techjaja

    Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

    Continue reading