| Soundwave said: Once Zelda U is finished, I think Nintendo is pretty much finished with the platform. The GameCube really didn't get 5 years either, Nintendo pretty much stopped supporting it after March 2005 with DK: Jungle Beat's release. The rest of the major games were basically outsourced projects and Zelda: TP was moved to be a Wii launch title with the GCN only getting a limited, late release of the game. |
For N64/GC/Wii 1st party support pretty much dried up after the 4th full year.
In 2001 N64 pretty much just had Pokemon Stadium & Paper Mario
In 2006 GC pretty much just had the cross-gen Twilight Princess
In 2011 Wii pretty much just had Skyward Sword & Return to Dreamland, 2012 just had the way too long to localize Xenoblade Chronicles.
Why not just axe the 5th/6th year which never get much love and release the new console at the end of the 4th year?
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