| OneTwoThree said: Interesting. Because this Direct was actually a big mood-killer, if you look at first half of 2015: There's Splatoon... ... ... and Mario Party... ... ... and Kirby (only in the US, not EU). So that's 2-3 games in 6 months, when we could have hoped for Yoshi, Mario Maker, Xenoblade X, maybe Starfox. I'm not even touching SMTxFE (we've known about for 2 years) or completely new announcements. Factor in the Wii DL re-releases, which we are getting instead of sequels or at least GC remakes (Mario Sunshine, for example). Personally yesterday was the first time I was getting worried about the Wii U. If it takes Nintendo this long to bring any of their games to market (more than a year for anything they announce, 2-3 years for AAA titles like Xeno X, SMTxFE, Zelda U), what can we really expect for the rest of Wii U's life cycle? We all agree that Wii U won't have more than 5 years. We're in the 3rd year now. Do the math... I'm sceptic and, frankly, frustrated. I like having some games to look forward to. But now, up to June, there's Splatoon, and that's it. |
I totally understand where you're coming from. The Wii U line-up overall looks great but the first half is kind of lacking unless they plan a Wii U focused direct later. I'm fine with just Splatoon because I just got my Wii U (again) a little bit ago. I have different games from 2014 I can play until then.
As long as Nintendo supports the Wii U in 2016 I'll be happy. I am a supporter of the 5 year lifecycle and want a new Nintendo console in 2017 anyway.







