| Pavolink said: And after an optimal launch, they will have still mid droughts. The launch can be solved, but they clearly have 0 effective planning for software schedules. |
its not really that Nintendo has poor output, its that they have to support 2 seperate platforms concurrently.
this is probably my 100th time saying this but its the reason why a unified platform is so vital for Nintendo.
just look at 2015 for example, 3DS had a few somewhat major releases early in the year and a few late in the year but it had a pretty big gap in the middle where not much released, same goes for Wii U. with some slight adjustments a unified lineup could have looked like this
January-Kirby Rainbow Curse
February-Majora's Mask 3D
March-Mario Party 10
April-Xenoblade 3D
May-Splatoon
June-Yoshi's Woolly World
August-Happy Home Designer
September-Super Mario Maker
October-Triforce Heroes
November-Super Mystery Dungeon
December-Xenoblade X
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