superchunk on 24 May 2013
I think Nintendo is at a stand-off with EA on this issue as we speak.
They see it as bad for the consumer and therefor said no. Which caused EA, DRM champion #1, to blacklist Nintendo.
Nintendo will only follow suit IF the other 3rd parties also start to blacklist Nintendo. Considering that this has not happened yet, I'm fairly confident we'll see big 3rd party support from everyone else at E3.
Otherwise Nintendo will have to put out a firmware to add the same locks as they don't have the same momentum Wii had and therefore cannot have another gen of absolutely zero AAA 3rd party support.
