| Soundwave said:
Wii (Nov.2006-Nov.2007) 10 titles Wii Sports Wii Play Super Paper Mario Metroid Prime 3 Fire Emblem Mario Party 7 Wario Ware: Smooth Moves Excite Truck Super Mario Galaxy Zelda: Twlight Princess
Wii U (Nov. 2012-Nov.2013) 13 titles Nintendo Land New Super Mario Bros. U + New Super Luigi U Pikmin 3 Super Mario 3D World Wii Fit U (downloadable version) LEGO City Undercover The Wonderful 101 Mario & Sonic Sochii Olympics Game & Wario Wii Party U Sing Party! Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge
GameCube (Nov.2001-Nov.2002) 10 titles
Super Smash Bros. Melee Luigi’s Mansion Pikmin Wave Race: Blue Storm Super Mario Sunshine NBA Courtside 2002 Eternal Darkness Star Fox Adventures Mario Party Animal Crossing Metroid Prime
I didn't include Wii Sports Club for Wii U either, though I suppose I could. |
The problem inherant in what you're trying to point out, is that no Nintendo console in their entire history, has ever had the kind of first party software drought Wii U has had in it's first year. The Wii U, for a six month span from Dec. 2012 through May 2013, published exactly ONE Wii U retail title themselves: Lego City. Their output within the first half of the year for Wii U was pathetic, and there is no excuse for it, nor any arguing the fact. They simply cannot allow that to happen again.
