In a question – and-answer session with investors, Nintendo has announced that the 3DS and Wii U game consoles paid dlc functionality. Nintendo looks at how the dowloadable content in his own games is going to apply.
Nintendo unveiled its plans for functionality to paid downloadable content to offer during a question – and-answer session with investors, reports Adriasang. According to Nintendo ceo Satoru Iwata can 3DS developers, yet at the end of this year, with functionality for paid dlc to get on with it. With the announcement, it seems Nintendo want to give in to the wishes of external developers that such functionality already for years available on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
According to Iwata will be Nintendo for their own games are likely to selectively benefit from the possibility of dlc to offer. Iwata believes that players are their games like to extend with additional levels and new features. Iwata also believes that Nintendo’s offering of unlocks and items that make the game easier will avoid, and that quickly earn with such a dlc is not good for the long-term relationship with customers.
Iwata repeated the position that Nintendo has no bread, and see in free to play games. Further hopes Nintendo that the 3DS eShop in the coming years considerably more popular. The online uses of the 3DS is much higher than that of the DS, but still not as high as Nintendo would like. In the next three years should the purchase of digital content just as normal as buying a game in stores, according to Iwata.