zorg1000 said:
Magnus said:
zorg1000 said:
Magnus said:
If Nintendo didn't want to release Zelda U exclusively on Wii U they shouldn't have promised to support the console back in 2013, and should have killed it early on like the Virtual Boy. Without an exclusive Zelda, which every single other Nintendo console got, they are not doing the bare minimum that historically every other Nintendo console had. Particularly in 2015 the lineup is horrible. Splatoon, Mario Maker and Hyrule Warriors don't make up for it, they aren't AAA titles and even Virtual Boy got new IP, FFS.
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Nintendo Land
New Super Mario Bros U
Lego City Undercover
Game & Wario
New super Luigi U
Pikmin 3
The Wonderful 101
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD
Wii Party U
Super Mario 3D World
Mario & Sonic Sochi Olympics
Wii Fit U
Dr. Luigi
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze
Mario Kart 8
Pushmo World
Wii Sports Club
Hyrule Warriors
Bayonetta 2
Super Smash Bros
NES Remix Pack
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker
Kirby and the Rainbow Curse
Mario Party 10
Splatoon
Art Academy: Home Studio
Super Mario Maker
Yoshi's Woolly World
Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water
Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash
Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival
Xenoblade Chronicles X
Devil's Third
Star Fox Zero
Mario & Sonic Rio Olympics
Pokken Tournament
Shin Megami Tensei X Fire Emblem
The Legend of Zelda U
Ur right, Nintendo hasn't supported Wii U.
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An exclusive Zelda is pretty much required for them to support a console, like Mario. The only other Nintendo console without an exclusive Zelda is the Virtual Boy... that should tell you Nintendo didn´t do the required support.
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But it's still getting a Zelda so why does it matter that it also comes to another platform? Why is it OK for Sony/Microsoft/3rd parties to make several cross-generation titles but not Nintendo?
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Because every other Nintendo console got an exclusive Zelda... I'm not saying it's not OK for Nintendo to make cross-gen titles. I'm saying it's not OK to make Zelda U a cross-gen title when it's the only Zelda the Wii U will get.
