happydolphin on 04 August 2013
| Cobretti2 said:
well i don't think it is that silly. This is liek a sign to Nintendo that instead of stretching out their console like they did with Gamecube and Wii for two extra years with game droughts may as well end the Wii U on a high with the great releases in 2014 and 2015. I Rather a console with less games that are quality than to fill the system with shovelware for two more years. |
@bold. It looks like it was a very ineffective sign, because it won't affect Nintendo in the slightest.
I can even get myself to answer the rest (ending on a high note in 2014-2015, not drag on the droughts), it's just so off.
