A new full blown 3D Mario title or mainline Zelda would be biggest draws for me.

After how quickly the launch window lineup of the Wii U fell apart though, not sure even that would make me get one at launch now.

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A new Kirby platformer, a new or remade Fire Emblem, a new Retro game, a new Kid Icarus, a new Zelda, a new Smash Bros, a new Bayonetta, a new Shin Megami Tensei spin off title or main game, a new No More Heroes, a new Fighting game from Capcom or SNK(P) or Arc Systems (That doesn't suck), a new Metriod, a new F-Zero, a new Sin and Punishment game and/or a remake of one of the Mother/Earthbound games.

Edit: Also a new Mega Man X/Legend game or remake.

Actually Bayonetta 2 was my main reason for buying the Wii U, but sadly that was the only third party game I was excited fo on the Wii U.

In fact, I take back what I said and it'll take more than an amazing third party exclusive for me to purchase an NX at launch.  With Nintendo's history I'll wait a few years after NX launch and see what types of games are being/have been released and if it's still the similar trend to as it was for the Wii U then forget it.  I will no longer purchase a system just for a single game/franchise.

Lets watch videos!

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I don't mind the GamePad. I think off-TV play is awesome and what NX to support it, cause I know I'd use it very often. The only reason why I think a regular pad would be a better choice is the general audience and price. I'd get one with a screen even as an optional accessory.

I think that a lot of that can be improved with a smaller gamepad with a more traditional controller form factor. It would be cheaper and less alienating. Vita sized and shaped like the pro controller.

The new Zelda with better visuals than the wii u and a new mario galaxy 3 and Im sold.

Add a real animal crossing game, pikmin 4 without time limit and something in the rpg genre (like dragon quest XI) and I would buy the hell out of it xD

Zelda, even if it's cross-gen. I'd get both versions, but I'd play the NX version first probably, just like I played TP on Wii first and eventually played the GC version.

Other than that, a true 3D Mario game, or a true Paper Mario game (like the first 2). Basically, for me I need some major single-player experience at launch to make it worth it for me. Multiplayer-focused games (other than maybe Splatoon 2) won't be enough to justify a launch purchase, nor will lazy 2D platformers (I'm looking at you, NSMB series).

I regret buying the Wii U at launch and having nothing amazing to play for the first 10 months (I did enjoy Lego City a few months after launch), unlike Wii where I got Twilight Princess at launch. I waited for OoT3D for 3DS and was glad I did.

I can't remember if I already replied to this thread, so why not do it again?

Golden Sun, Metroid (2D or 3D) or Startropics reboot. Any of those and it'd be insta-buy.