Spade on 29 November 2014
1) Because the other two are more appealing to consumers, this is evident by sales.
2) Not much else to do except ride it out. I read that the Wii U is turning some profit, so the best they can do is release their small handful of games for each year till around 2016, or 2017 when they put out the successor. There aren't going to be many bigger games than MK8 and Smash. You're going to have more Mario and Zelda, but that's the heavy hitters of the system.
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