Nintendo has come under great criticism concerning Wii U: from design, availability of games and the like, everyone was predicting doom and gloom about its latest console. But things seem to be turning for the better lately, and the company has a plan to make a big come back.
Handheld consoles have a very strong following throughout the years, despite the meteoric rise of powerful smartphones and the various games you can play on them. But one company believes it can take them to the next level.
Nintendo is the last of the big three, and it’s trailing behind in the next-gen console wars, even though it launched first. This year, the company didn’t do a press conference; instead it opted for a pre-recorded video called “Nintendo’s Digital Event”.
With Microsoft making a great impression, Sony couldn’t be left behind – and it didn’t disappoint at all.
The Xbox One had a rocky start. Microsoft clearly had a different vision for the console when it was first conceived, but the public had a different opinion. And the Redmond giant seems to be a great listener.
In just two days, E3 2014 is opening its curtains to the general public. Coming Monday, loads of news, reveals and interesting stuff will start leaking out, especially from the Big Three video gaming publishers; Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo.
