After releasing Mass Effect 3 on the Nintendo Wii U last year - bundled with all the DLC released for the game at that time ~ it appears that EA shows no interest in including the two-new DLC packs on the Nintendo Wii U.
My Nintendo News reports:
"A Bioware representative has told IGN that they have no plans to bring the Citadel or Reckoning Mass Effect 3 downloadable content to the Wii U. Both of these well-received packs were available on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC at launch, but it looks as though EA and Bioware are ignoring Wii U owners. It now seems fairly unlikely that Wii U owners will get any future Mass Effect 3 DLC.
A BioWare representative tells IGN that 'There are no plans to bring Citadel or Reckoning to the Wii U at this time.' "
Could this be due to EA and Nintendo's on-going disagreement? Who knows.
I was almost considering buying it until that announcement even though I already own the whole trilogy on both PC and Xbox.
WTF is up with the Wii U versions price?
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a company can't do that and then expect it sell well, and then have those sales determine whether or not to port the whole trilogy, when they really should have ported the whole trilogy to begin with.
They devalued their product just as they devalued NBA Jam with that ordeal a few years ago.
I imagine EA and Nintendo's relation is pretty strained right now anyway, especially since Nintendo made the(right) decision in not using Origin to handle all of their online services.
There's always one thing I wondered is why they just released me3 for Wii U, when they released a trilogy pack for the rest? Especially since ME3 Wii U and ME trilogy were retailed at the same price? ( Actually cheaper on the PC at 50usd)
As for Bioware, well, just keep burning those bridges. No level headed gamer views you as the developer you once were anyway.
Obviously N has always made great 1st party titles, but that's seriously not going to carry them the entire generation. Unless they're pumping out a mario game every 6 months they need 3rd parties, who have been totally non-committed so far. You can't have your customers thinking that they're getting a sub-standard or incomplete version. Nintendo needs to demand this stuff before it becomes the norm or theres no way they'll be able to compete with the upcoming competition.