Joe from Awesome Games writes: 'Let’s face it: post-apocalyptic games are hardly a rarity these days. Walk into your local game retailer, throw a stone in any direction, and chances are you’ll hit a grimy-looking ‘end of the world’ title featuring gruff characters and more shades of brown than a nightclub toilet on a Saturday night. Or you’ll hit a sales assistant (disclaimer: Awesome Games does not endorse assaulting retail staff with tiny boulders).'
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Just because there isn't a conspiracy doesn't mean the lack of launch date parity won't be a detriment to sales.
A large portion, if not a majority of, core Nintendo gamers also own one of the other consoles for the sake of multiplats that aren't gimped.
Many, if not most, of them aren't going to want to wait, if they really want the game.
Slightly Mad would have been better off trying to make a new game built entirely around the system. The sales chances for such games, compared to multiplats with problems, are far more secure now than they were at the beginning of the Wii U's life.
Polish developers launch their Kickstarter Campaign for their brutal but dark looking action game Six Miles Under.
Marcus Estrada writes: "Why aren't westerns more popular in video game format? Sure, there's a few here and there but not a ton overall. Six Miles Under is a new project looking to take on a western style to the fullest with a story about truth and revenge. In Six Miles Under, a nuclear apocalypse occurred which led survivors to seek shelter underground. In this underground city a man named Preston Trencher has been enforcing law and order on behalf of the Family."
