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Of course I am. I'm sick of buying Nintendo consoles and only getting Nintendo titles out of it because they almost intentionally alienate 3rd party developers. It'd be awesome to get these triple AAA third party titles like Arkham Knight, Fallout 4, GTAV, NBA2K, etc. on a Nintendo console. But their underwhelming specs, gimmicky controls, and outrageous royalty fees stop that from happening. And Nintendo's seeing that in their sales numbers. Nintendo of America needs to stage a fukking coup.
Even if they came up with the strongest hardware in the history of gaming that shyt's on PC specs for all eternity with the most standard controller know to man, you will never, ever see those types of AAAA third party games on a Nintendo console, ever. Third parties simply wont work with Nintendo now that they have options now. During the SNES and NES days third party publishers had no choice but to work and deal with Nintendo's policies because, who else were they gonna go to? Sega? Atari? SNK?
Damn near nobody owned those consoles with the exception of the Genesis and the SNES was king at the time so it was obvious what console was gonna get he most support. Nintendo had them by the balls until Sony stepped it.
When Sony announced the PlayStation, it was a third party dream since Sony gave them freedom to do what they wanted and since the N64 was difficult to develop for, along with it's decision to continue to use cartridges, the tide turned and third parties jumped ship.
And even if they somehow, by some divine miracle got the GTA's, the Fallouts, The Elder Scrolls, the 2K's, the Batman's, the Bioshocks', The Final Fantasy's. The hardest part of all is giving Nintendo console owners a reason to buy them where they can get another (potentially superior version) of that game elsewhere. The last time a third party game was best on a Nintendo console (at the time) was Resident Evil 4 on the Gamecube.
Bottom line is, big third party's will not come back, no matter what they do, it's a ship that has long sailed since the N64 and it's a reality that needs to be accepted by now.