| atomicblue said:
Also I agree with you that a new Diddy Kong Racing wouldn't be in Nintendo's best interests right now. They've got quite a strong selection of local multiplayers games and "family friendly" titles either out already or coming this year. The Wii U could use a bit more in the way of niche games and more specifically adult-oriented titles (though we're getting Star Fox, Xenoblade and Zelda this year, which is a good start). That's why I'd be happy to wait a few years for the next DKC (so long as we get another one on Wii U at some point); as much as I love the game, Wii U isn't at all starved for good platformers right now. |
Nintendo should always look for more high-quality local multiplayer games, that's the only segment where they have a real advantage against competiton. It's not coincidence all their best selling console games are specifically made for multiplayer (like Kart and Smash) or have a strong multiplayer component (NSMBU and 3D World).
That said, Retro is always been about single player games, that's where they should stay.
