curl-6 said:
Nothing bigger than HD remasters of Zelda or Prime 2/3 seems an awfully pessimistic prediction given even Wii U's 2016 had Paper Mario Colour Splash and Starfox Zero and even Wii's 2012 had Mario Party 9 and Project Zero 2 Wii Edition. If their back half was that weak, surely they would have held onto Princess Peach Showtime or the Thousand Year Door remake for the holiday season. |
We have very different views on what is considered a big or small title. I would consider expecting nothing bigger than Color Splash or Starfox Zero far more pessimistic than expecting nothing bigger than WWHD, TPHD, or Prime 2/3 HD. Being a brand-new game doesn't automatically mean something is bigger than remasters of some of Nintendo's biggest games and most requested rereleases, especially in this day and age. A couple of games on the level of Color Splash or Princess Peach Showtime are likely, but I would consider the remasters to be the bigger releases.