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zorg1000 said:
theprof00 said:
zorg1000 said:


2006-Wii Sports, Wii Play, Pokemon Battle Revolution, Twilight Princess, Excite Trucks, WarioWare 2007-Mario Galaxy, Wii Fit, Super Paper Mario, Metroid Prime 3, Battallion Wars 2, Fire Emblem, Big Brain Academy, Link's Crossbow Training, Mario Party 8, Mario Strikers, Punch Out 2008-Mario Kart, Smash Bros, Animal Crossing, Wii Music, Mario Sluggers, Wario Land 2009-New Super Mario Bros, Wii Sports Resort, PokePark, Wii Fit Plus, Sin & Punishment, ExciteBots 2010-Wii Party, Mario Galaxy 2, Donkey Kong Country Returns, Xenoblade Chronicles, Mario Sports Mix, Metroid Other M, Kirby Epic Yarn 2011-Skyward Sword, Kirby Return to Dreamland, Wii Play Motion, PokePark 2 2012-Mario Party 9, New Super Mario Bros U, Nintendo Land 2013-Game & Wario, Pikmin 3, Wii Party U, Wii Fit U, Mario 3D Land

I meant franchise entry. Clearly I didn't mean one GAME every 4 years. At least one person understood what I was saying.

Welp I feel foolish now but still u said they dont support there consoles where my list shows they clearly do. Even Wii U which gets trashed for not having enough Nintendo games has like 10 first party titles in 1.5 years.

Don't worry about it, you didn't understand. But with Wii there was a clear lack of support for the traditional core, an aspect which they are now focusing on really heavily. And yes, I do agree about wiiu support, but that's pretty much a response to how quickly sales fell off for the wii. Nintendo understands now that the gamers need traditionally core games. Just look at 3ds and how they changed compared to ds. Sales weren't so good and their response was to produce a huge amount of content....which is basically the reason why I own one. 3ds is probably their best supported console since the n64.