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Pavolink said:
TheLegendaryWolf said:
Pavolink said:
Roma said:
I predict they will show Zelda HD just like they said they would


I'm expecting them to backtrack about it. Then they will say "there are a lot of games coming. We wanted to show you, but because X we cannot did"

Zelda HD will be announced at E3 2015 for Wii U. Then delayed, launch title for the Wii U succesor and silently canned for Wii U.


It seems you expect everything bad to happen from Nintendo. E3 will be much better than last years, as Nintendo has learned they need to improve marketing and advertise. 


It's not about expecting them to do only bad things. But last time TP worked a lot better than Skyward Sword.

For them it's better go full on board on the next console as the Wii U is already dry. A Zelda 2015 won't help, in fact, it will be a big waste potential. Better release at launch on the succesor and hype throught the roof. Same expected for Retro's new game.

They will release Hyrule Warriors, maybe MM3D and TPHD during 2014-2015 and it will be enough Zelda for them.

At this point a big Zelda for U is just wasting money in a sinked ship. Better use it for a great launch. Iwata will surely explains it telling investors Wii U was a transtition console where they learned about HD development and because of that developed new tools for better and faster production between handheld and console.

I'll honestly be ok with this.

From a pure numbers perspective,  I think you are correct- but from a PR, Image and goodwill capital perspective , I think it would be a bad business move-  A high majority of Wii U owners expects to get a ground up Wi U Zeda from early in the Wii U life cycle-   Htye strated hyping it 3+/- months afte the Wii U was released-   so they would be burning (even more) the  _____ milllions of console owners -    Tht would be a bad way to lanch a new console by sticking t to the group who are otherwise most likely to buy your next console (If they are not already put off by their Wi U experience anyway)