The real reason why 3rd party games do not sell well on Nintendo hardware

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Screamapillar on 02 March 2013

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After the SNES, Nintendo's standing with third parties has completely fallen apart and they've become more of a speciality console manufacturer outside of the Wii craze from 2006-2010.

Very true. Nintendo hasn't been a dominant platform for third-party games on the home console side since SNES. On the handheld side there is/was quite a bit more third-party support, but since 3DS' debut it seems as though even Nintendo's handheld business has lost most of it's support with third-parties, outside of a handful of big Japanese developers.

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