StuOhQ on 16 September 2018
2019 seems to be a big step up on 2018. This year was the tide pulling out after the wave of Mario, Zelda, Arms, Splatoon, and Xenoblade in 2017.
Still, 2018 is a good year by Nintendo standards to be sure. We've come a long way since the Dark Days of the Wii U droughts.
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