Yes, in a couple of days time the WiiU will have been in a select number of homes for two full years and will be poised to enter the year that on average should be its mid-life and output peak.
Nintendo has seen some improvement this year and Mario Karts release saw the joy return for many for a while however they enter their third year comfortably behind what even considered failures like Dreamcast were at which will make releases like Smash Bros even more important as Nintendo pins its hopes on the brawler and the Amiibo range to lift the system up.
If Nintendo meets its projected windows there looks to be a slightly busier first party slate over the coming twelve months and the potential dangling carrot of a new Zelda title. Does Nintendo's current direction still appeal? Are you finding the fun despite the low number of new releases to play? Or are you already waiting for their next system and a fresh start?
Nintendo has seen some improvement this year and Mario Karts release saw the joy return for many for a while however they enter their third year comfortably behind what even considered failures like Dreamcast were at which will make releases like Smash Bros even more important as Nintendo pins its hopes on the brawler and the Amiibo range to lift the system up.
If Nintendo meets its projected windows there looks to be a slightly busier first party slate over the coming twelve months and the potential dangling carrot of a new Zelda title. Does Nintendo's current direction still appeal? Are you finding the fun despite the low number of new releases to play? Or are you already waiting for their next system and a fresh start?
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