618116 said:
RepedeGoesWoof said:
Dusk said:
Raziel123 said:
Reading the names makes the number a lot less impressive. |
Why? Not every new IP can be a hit.
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When you have games like
- Bonsai Barber
- Rock N’ Roll Climber
- PictureBook Games: Pop-Up Pursuit
- You, Me and the Cubes
- Eco Shooter: Plant 530
- Snowpack Park
- ThruSpace
- Line Attack Heroes
- Fluidity
71 is a nice number, but you really shouldn't have included these games. Nintendo didn't make these.
People want new in-house Nintendo-developed IPs (like Xenoblade or W101) rather than projects they decided to pick up on the whim.
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Xenoblade and W101, both of them are not developed by Nintendo themselves. Xenoblade is developed by Monolith Software(2nd party), and W101 is by Platinum Games, which has never been even Nintendo's 2nd party.
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Monolith is considered a Nintendo first-party studio after its acquistion a few years back. I don't know if Xenoblade was in production during this time though. You're right on W101 though. Similar to how Xbox has Scalebound.
New IPs will exist, but we haven't seen much since Animal Crossing/Pikmin when it comes to Nintendo-created IPs, which might be the fault of the whole Wii Sports/Brain Age craze last generation. Splatoon seems to be in the right direction from a creative standpoint, but it's unproven.
