Darktonic has revealed a new take on in game transactions that hope will change the way free to play games are managed! Attack on Wall Street is now available on iOS devices.
Nintendo Life: Dark Tonic Games may be a young studio, but it's made up of seasoned developers with plenty of experience under their belts. We can exclusively reveal that Dark Tonic has been approved as a Wii U eShop developer, and we've secured an interview with Creative Director Eric Boosman.
So when a developer has good stuff to say about the Wii U the article gets barely any hits but when a developer says bad things about the Wii U it goes straight to the top of N4G...riiiight
The main thing is that people misconstrue what a developer says in regards to the Wii U, like the other day when a developer said their Wii U dev kits were collecting dust, it wasn't because the Wii U lacks power or isn't interesting, it was because the install base wasn't large enough to take the risk at this time.
We've heard plenty of good things about the Wii U, and I shouldn't have to remind everyone that the PS3 struggled with developers in the beginning as well, not saying it's the exact same situation, but I wouldn't count out the Wii U or Nintendo anytime soon.
I think that Nintendo chose the right path. If you have the heart of a champion you have to take your punches but you have to strike when the timing is right. Developers now a days are so scared to try something different on any system because there afraid that their games wont have mass appeal. The funny thing is while these big house development companies are losing money a lot of indie developers are thriving because there making old school games that are different and it's paying off. The best part is there doing it on budgets in the range of $20,000 maybe less a little more range.
Everyone is talking about the PS4 and the Xbox and rightfully they should as a rule of thumb it's entertainment But one thing we don't know is what will happen at Christmas when there going to reveal there first HD game developed around the system.
Eric Boosman (Need for Speed), David Thiel (Q*Bert) and Brian Hunsaker from Dark Tonic talk to us about their new game Wall Street Titan, the problems with indie game piracy and more.
"There are many things people are sick of. For some, it’s trying to find a good arcade game on the App Store that isn’t hindered by touch screen controls. For others, it’s the CEOs who are quadrupling their incomes while the rest of the world is becoming poorer. Thankfully, Wall Street Titan, by Dark Tonic Game Studios, is looking to relieve both of these frustrations." - Charles Ferrendelli
*sigh*
I thought the anti-capitalist movement had died? I was sure they all got jobs...