Dr.Henry_Killinger said:
DevilRising said:
It was a great week for Wii U, and people pretending otherwise are just trolling. The question of course remains how the sales will level out going forward. But, for one thing, Wii Sports Club is seeing a retail release pretty much worldwide in July, so that's one "big"-ish release. I also have a hard time imagining that there won't be at least ONE other significant Nintendo published released this summer, if not more. Bayonetta, "X" and Yarn Yoshi have ALL, in some fashion or another, been in development for 2+ years. They've all had plenty of time in the oven, so to speak, and I would be genuinely shocked if we didn't see at least one of them drop this summer.
Nintendo knows it need to do everything it can to capitalize off of MK8's success, and they also realize that their release schedule got pushed back far more than they obviously anticipated. They know Wii U needs as many games they can get out on it. So Smash Bros. HAS to be a 2014 title, and I would say that all those other games, except for SMT x FE, pretty much are a lock for 2014 releases as well, along with Hyrule Warriors, Sonic Boom, and whatever else Nintendo is going to reveal up it's sleeve come Tuesday. |
Wii Sports Club?
Yoshi's Yarn?
Sonic Boom?
I wouldn't get your hopes up tbh. Seems to good to be true... Because it is.
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I'm not even sure what you're trying to say here. "Seems too good to be true.....because it is." ................what? Are you implying those games won't happen this year (because they are, so that's already out the window). Are you implying that those games are "nothing", so their release won't matter? Because that's entirely subjective and remains to be seen. The point was, that Nintendo knows they need to keep the games coming to keep MOMENTUM going. "Smaller" releases in between "bigger" releases is how systems maintain momentum. That's the gaming business. Finally unveiling "Zelda U", along with many other surprise titles, as well as showing more about games like Yarn Yoshi, X, SMT x FE, etc., will help build a lot of hype, and do a lot of good. People know Smash is coming, and there's already a lot of hype for that. I fail to see how any of that is not a positive, so long as Nintendo manages to get titles out in a timely manner for the rest of the year.
So again, I'm not really sure what you were trying to say.
