Soundwave said:
I think that's doable. 2013 had what? Mario 3D World, Pikmin 3, Wonderful 101, LEGO City, Wii Party U, Wii Fit U, Zelda: WWHD. Lets even assume the next Mario 3D game and Animal Crossing is off-limits from the Wii U for the "new hardware" (Fusion), you could still easily have something like -- Metroid U (Retro/NST?), Paper Mario U (IS), Diddy Kong Racing U (Monster Games/Retro), Pokken Fighters (Namco), SMT x Fire Emblem (Atlus), Mario Sports Game (Namco?), Hyrule Warriors 2 (Tecmo-Koei) etc. For 2016. That's not awful per se. GameCube's 2005 (equivalent year) was Geist, Star Fox Assault, Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat, Mario Party, Mario Baseball, Battallion Wars. Terrible. And 2006 was even worse, lol. Had zero impact on Wii sales. |
That's cos Wii enjoyed immense hype thanks to its breakthrough controller; the next Nintendo console after Wii U will be a much tougher sell if they end Wii U on a low note. The lineup you describe should be satisfactory though; like I say, as many key titles as 2013 or 2014 would get the job done.