h2ohno said:
Exactly. Nintendo has for over 20 years left its outgoing system with almost no support the year before its next system releases. N64 had very little in 2001 as development shifted to Gamecube, and the Gamecube in 2006 as development shifted to Wii. Though compared to the support the handhelds have gotten this might be weaker. The GBA and DS still got plenty of support even after their successors were released (Pokemon Black/White 2 comes to mind). |
I would not be at all surprised if the Switch continues to get games for quite some time after the release of its replacement; (much like their handhelds) it will have an install base of close to 150 million by then, Nintendo is not gonna wanna let go of that sooner than they have to.
We'll probably see smaller titles hit the system through 2025 and even 2026.