- more console Zelda (not yearly but every 3 years)

- more (or at least one new) Wave Race

- more RPGs on both systems (inhouse or funded)

- more self-developed RTS on console/handheld, because they already proofed with Pikmin that they can do RTS on consoles better than anyone else (or rather: than the few other ones who tried); doesn't have to be Pikmin 4 or Pikmin 3DS, can be any new IP they come up with

- more Japanese adventure games on both systems, because touch screens are perfect for adv games (in case you wonder: yes, they already had 2nd/3rd (?) party adventure game franchises on DS/Wii: Another Code, HotelDusk/LastWindow/Again - all developed by now defunct Cing)


I don't care about "less". No one forces me to buy the few Nintendo franchises I'm not interested in.

You hit the nail on the head with Zelda there Spurge. I cant wait till 2014/15 for the next console Zelda.

Yeah, we need more Metroid... preferably side-scrollers. I think Nintendo is over-doing it with these 2D Mario games as of late, and they should be bring another console Paper Mario RPG.

I dunno about Zelda, sure we should have seen two new Zelda games for the Wii, but they did fine with the DS. If the new Zelda game is as epic as what the rumor described it to be, then I think one huge epic Zelda game for the Wii U might be enough. Then again, if we do get just that we will probably want even more.

Less Kirby.

Home console Zelda every 3 years;
More Wave Race.

Mario is only steak when it comes to retro, 2D platforming.

Zelda spin-offs.

Less Mario more new ips

More: Wave Race (honestly thought I'd be the only one to name that franchise.), Starfox, Kid Icarus, F Zero, and original Pilot Wings. Why they took the cartoony route with ever Pilot Wings from N64 to now is beyond me.

Less: Nothing. The more games, the better. If you don't like, then you don't buy.

More of everything, except Mario.