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xMetroid said:
PAOerfulone said:

They're basically doing that already. The 3DS was practically nonexistent at E3 this year with no new announcements whatsoever. The only notable releases left for it from here on out, are Captain Toad (a Wii U port that is also on Switch), Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story (A DS Remake), Luigi's Mansion 1 (GameCube remake). The only actual new games that are coming out for it are Wario Ware Gold and Etrian Odyssey X. That's it.
All it takes is a glance at E3 this year, and even last year, to clearly know where Nintendo's priorities are. The 3DS, at this point, is reduced to just cheap ports that they can scrap together when they need a notable release that can make easy money.

You know games arent made instantly. There is always a drought after a launch period. Look at any gen you want, PS4/One being the worst imo taking like 3 years to start seeing good games worth transitionning first party or even third party wise.

 

Switch will get more third party support and more first party game starting next year. Its obvious, Reggie said it, even Panic said it.. devs were just surprised and werent sure to jump in after what happenned to the U

In the WiiU/3DS or Wii/DS era Nintendo seem to split their development between handheld and console. I'm not talking 3rd party support, what i'm referring is Nintendo's internal studios they should all be making games for one platform now and help with the Nintendo drought that plague past console.  I think PAOerfulone did a good job listing all the game that are coming to 3DS, what I don't get is why aren't these game also being ported to the Switch. 

As someone that doesn't care for Smash this year E3 was a big let down, I'm looking forward to 
Fire Emblem: Three Houses but that's Q2 2019. 

Mario Tennis Ace is another shitty kid version, I wish they would bring back Mario Tennis GBC & Mario Golf GBC formula; Tennis and golf with RPG elements.