Player2 on 21 June 2013
Gah, it pisses me that they stopped supporting the Wii after 2011. It was such a golden opportunity to revive more old franchises, ala Donkey Kong. F-Zero could have been one of them.
That way Wii owners could have more games to play, and Nintendo would have more franchises in upcoming gens to drive sales. But that was uncompatible with making room for third parties, so...
When you have a home console with a 90+M userbase you have to take advantage of it in a long term way too.
