Yeah I love their newer stuff. I went from N64 to Dreamcast and was in high school/college back then, so a lot of the PS1 stuff passed me by.

I'm not going to hold my breath for any of these :p

I don't expect anything from that statement.

Rockstar, GTA VI Exclusive

I agree, we might see some cameos and/or crossovers in games like Smash Bros, Mario Kart, maybe other games like Splatoon and such, with the occassional third party comapny working on a Nintendo first party game like Namco worked Smash Bros plus previously Star Fox and Mario Kart arcade games or Temco Koei with Hyrule Warriors, but that is it.

It would be a landmark upset if Nintendo landed a triple AAA multiplatform game let alone a major exclusive with a big third party at least in regards to the Wiii U. In Japan the 3DS at least gets Monster Hunter, the more family friendly Bandai Namco games and the occassional solid Sega game every now and then.

I doubt it'll be something big. Though Nintendo Hearts would be great

You know, I was literally going to suggest that as one of the examples I was coming up with in my previous post... but ended up deciding I couldn't be bothered going through with any more detail.

One of my other thoughts was that Nintendo could organise an exclusive, made by Capcom (specifically, the team that made Tatsunoko vs Capcom)... Virtua Street Fighter. A crossover between the two franchises, only for Nintendo systems.

And maybe a Nintendo studio could work with Yu Suzuki on Shenmue 3.

There's just so many possibilities.

They can always count with Bandai Namco to release at least one game for their consoles.

#Tales of the Mario

I read the entire thing and then the list and it still sounds ridiculous (as you said so yourself). There is little context giving other than a promise of more third party developers jumping on a underwhelming console in terms of SALES, not the quality of its games.

As somebody already said it, it's PR talk, best not to read into it too hard.