Just for clarity, I'm using their earliest release dates

Nintendo 64

Super Mario 64-June 23, 1996

Wave Race 64-September 27, 1996

Mario Kart 64-December 14, 1996

Star Fox 64-April 27, 1997

Yoshi's Story-December 21, 1997

1080° Snowboarding-February 28, 1998

F-Zero X-July 14, 1998

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time-November 21, 1998

Pokémon Stadium-April 30, 1999

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask-April 27, 2000

Pokémon Stadium 2-December 14, 2000

Animal Crossing-April 14, 2001

Total-12 games

GameCube

Luigi's Mansion-September 14, 2001

Pikmin-October 26, 2001

Animal Crossing-December 14, 2001

Super Mario Sunshine-July 19, 2002

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker-December 13, 2002

Mario Kart: Double Dash-November 7, 2003

The Legend of Zelda-Four Swords Adventures-March 18, 2004

Pikmin 2-April 29, 2004

Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat-December 16, 2004

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess-December 2, 2006

Total-10 games

Wii

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess-November 19, 2006

Wii Sports-November 19, 2006

Wii Play-December 2, 2006

Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree-April 26, 2007

Super Mario Galaxy-November 1, 2007

Link's Crossbow Training-November 19, 2007

Wii Fit-December 1, 2007

Mario Kart Wii-April 10, 2008

Wii Music-October 16, 2008

Animal Crossing: City Folk-November 16, 2008

Wii Sports Resort-June 25, 2009

Wii Fit Plus-October 1, 2009

New Super Mario Bros. Wii-November 11, 2009

Super Mario Galaxy 2-May 23, 2010

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword-November 18, 2011

Total-15 games

Wii U

New Super Mario Bros. U-November 18, 2012

Nintendo Land-November 18, 2012

Pikmin 3-July 13, 2013

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD-September 20, 2013

Wii Fit U-October 31, 2013

Super Mario 3D World-November 21, 2013

Mario Kart 8-May 29, 2014

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker-November 13, 2014

Splatoon-May 28, 2015

Super Mario Maker-September 10, 2015

The Legend of Zelda-2016

Total-11 games (might get more)

Alot of people have been giving Nintendo crap for their internal software output but it's actually on par with all their home consoles in the last 20 years, 2-3 titles in a typical year and 10-15 over the course of the systems life.

Which console do u personally think had the best games?

And that's not even counting Nintendo's other studios like Nintendo NPD, Retro, Monolith Soft, etc. or third party collaborations like Bayonetta 2 or Hyrule Warriors. Nice.

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One interesting thing is that from late 1998 onward EAD only released 2 Zelda games, 2 Pokémon Stadium games and a small new IP, Animal Crossing. A total of 5 games in the final 3 years of its life.

Tagging, Nintendo is definitely making games at a good pace, but with the lack of 3rd party support, the limited amount of games can be felt :/

They may be making games but because they wouldn't get 3rd party support their output is lacking.

Next gen they going to need to either triple their output or bribe 3rd parties to make games on their systems

That's not what this thread is about, many people criticize Nintendo's internal software output and I'm simply showing their output has been pretty consistent for about 20 years if not longer.

Having lived through all those gens, yeah that's about right, but the N64 era was better because Rare basically doubled their 1st/2nd party output.

I think I gotta give it to Wii U. I almost gave it to N64, but I counted more I enjoy overall on the Wii U than the N64. Even nostalgia can beat this one.

Sorry to be that guy but uh Zelda WiiU isnt done by EAD, its EPD... yeah EAD and SPD merged back in September.
So yeah, better cross that one off of the list
Seriously though why are we just looking at EAD?? Nintendo was always more than just EAD, if all they had was EAD making games for them they wouldn't have lasted through the 5th generation.