pokoko on 29 June 2017
They probably will have problems after 2018. That's the future, though, and the success of a console is usually decided early. They absolutely did the right thing by front-loading their line-up. Pull people into your ecosystem first, worry about late-cycle content production later.
Besides, we already know that Nintendo fans are fine with Nintendo consoles losing support early and being set adrift while they work on content for the next console. I've seen a lot of people say they were satisfied with support for the Wii U and there is no doubt the Switch will get more.
