Xenoblade Chronicles demonstrates that is possible.

mmm, I give my money to the company I think I has the best games. I am not saying one of them is better than the other one, that is your decision. 

It's fair to say that Nintendo's holding are in the highest of sales. But that's because their core demographic is towards children and younger audiences, and parents are more willing to buy whats popular (Mario's, Zelda's, Pokemon's etc) to keep their kids quiet and entertained. 

"All of this, of course, is just my opinion."

The ouya have the best game of november? Wich one?

I'm not talking about sales but about quality. Show me a 3rd party developer that can put more games in a top 10 list of all time from a respected source.

I agree. If Nintendo made a system that appealed to 'core' use the term loosely, gamers, they would get third party support. Think gamecube without the ugly design. I believe it's in Nintendo.

I consider myself a core gamer, and their systems do appeal to me.

Maybe the GC should have had manly skulls and fire in its design if that is what kept people from buying it.

Casual core then, you know the type I'm talking about, dudebro's into COD. But then the other type of gamers that like Bioshock ect, there aren't many on Nintendo home consoles and haven't been for 2 decades at least.

But is it not true that the top three Nintendo franchises are a tried and true formula, that haven't been changed in nearly twenty~25 years? Is it not true not Mario is the same exact title? Albeit incorporating 3D, the NSMB games are copies of games from 25 years ago. Zelda games adapted 3D, but the new Link between Worlds game is yet another copy of games so similar to the NES days. Pokemon, pfft. You can't possibly argue that its changed since the Red/Blue days. 

The tried and true formula only works and exists because it sells to new generations of children, time and time again. They're fantastic games for new gamers, but I can't possibly imagine how fans could play the same exact formula over and over.