Mr Khan on 21 June 2013
It's the ongoing problem of developer capacity at Nintendo, especially when you need the biggest studios focused on the games that are really going to move hardware. Franchises like F-Zero, Starfox, and Metroid get caught out in the cold with no-one out there dedicated to making them work.
As Viper said, the new R&D building will help with that, though we likely won't see the fruits of that labor until late in this generation.
Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.
