Are you ready for GameCube 2?

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As already stated in this thread, oh, and this one and here too, Super Mario 3D World sales are, let's say, less than "favorable". This title had stellar reviews and high expectations for a turnaround of a console, the succesor to the "a-hundred-million-seller" Wii. Yet, it only reach a catasthropic 100k mark in its debut on the charts the last week in Japan.

We have to say, also, that this game following the line of Super Mario 3D Land, a succesful mix of 3D-2D Mario on the handheld Nintendo 3DS, was a 2Dish approach of the 3D Mario Series. It even feels like a prettier NSMB title with a Galaxy feel.

The multiplayer feature, alongside Wii Fit U, Wii Sports Club and Wii Party U was focused on bring back the interest of families and multiplayer-party audience. But, even with a price cut, it failed.

Now there's nothing else to do with it to win them back. What to do now? What's the next step?

Yep. GameCube 2, comeback, returns, vendetta. A console focused on Nintendo games. X, Yoshi's Yarn, Donkey Kong Country Tropical Frezze, Super Smash Bros U, Mario Kart 8, Zelda Wii U and more unnanounced projects, like a possible Sunshine/Galaxy succesor by the same Koizumi's team (already hinted another project).

Now Nintendo fans, let's just let it go. Wii U will sell around GameCube numbers if it's lucky, 20-22m, but we need to make it an active userbase just like the old days, which it isn't happening right now looking at the terrible software numbers and what in pirnciple throw us at this situation.

Are you ready for an amazing Metroid made by Retro? Will you play the next rushed Zelda? Will Sega make another F-Zero?