Ok then let me list the absence of no man's sky, rocket league, and minecraft.

Just those 3 indie age appropriate games are enough to make this list seem laughable. This isn't me showing off the lack of mature titles, this is me showing off the lack of quality titles.

Typically when you make a list, you try to include only the best. It seems like you just copied and pasted everything that will be coming to both systems, regardless of quality.

Adventure time: Finn & Jake investigations, A-Train: city simulator, Garfield kart .......... really?

And yea, there are a couple of decent indies here and there, but they are too far, too small, and too few in between even if this list list was for just one console

That ultimately comes down to execution and not making a plethora of mistakes like they did with 3DS/Wii U. Unified software library fixes some problems that 3DS/Wii U faced but it alone does not fix all their problems. Things like pricing, marketing/advertising, system features among other things need to be addressed as well.

I do believe NX has potential to sell better than 3DS+Wii U if they have strong execution but at the same time it has potential to sell worse than 3DS+Wii U if they make the same mistakes or create new ones.

Fair answer. Well said.

At this point, almost all rumours just simply clash with each other. Just wait for when Nintendo says something, not some random guy on the internet.

Anomaly or not Wii happend and it's legit home console. Sony also failed failed to carry any momentum for the PS3, but they learned their lessons and they release PS4. I think there is no person that is expecting Wii success for NX, but definitely will be much successful than Wii U is and probably more successful than N64.

Why they would force developers to support every form factor!? That would be counterproductive, many third parties would simply said I don't want do that. Not every game suits for handheld or that suits for home console, saying that Nintendo needs to make very attractive for developers to develop game for more factor, not to force them. Of Course Nintendo will use most of this platform, because whole point of is that they prevent software droughts, but you cant expect that 100% game will compatible with all devices, for instance some of home console games will use maximum power of hardware and it will not able to play on handheld, but there is no reason why every handheld game could not be played on home console.

First it will have much simpler hardware (ARM or x86) for developing and porting games than Wii U had, maybe very similar to Xbox One/PS4. Second, in same time third party can develop one game for handheld and home console, that will be very attractive for lotsa third parties espacily Japanese. Third, Nintendo now has much better communication and better devs kit than they had when Wii U was launch, just look how they now treating Indies, with NX that will be case from the start. Fourth, NX will have better sales that Wii U because Nintendo will not repeat same mistakes, like terrible name, terrible and confusing marketing, bad launch lineup, high price...also Wii U had solid third party support at launch but after terrible sales all abandon them in first year. Wii U prove NIntendo that they cant suport console alone and they will do whats nessary to make NX very attractive for third party. NX will have much better third party support than Wii U, but reality is that Wii U doesn't have third party at all.

I never said this was the be all, end all of 3rd party titles, I know Nintendo is missing key titles that could sell well to their audience, I think games like Rocket League or Minecraft would be great additions to Nintendo devices.

A-Train is a series that is 30 years old and has over a dozen entries spanning over a dozen platforms, it's obviously seen as fun and quality to its target demographic which brings me to games based on kids movies/shows. They are aimed directly at children, not games that are suitable for children but aimed at everyone like Minecraft or Mario Kart, games made for the sole purpose of appealing to children. People like u or me do not find them to be fun or quality titles but as long as the target demographic (children) does than that's all that matters.

If u go back to my original post u would see its about the TYPE of games to expect to appear on NX, which is Japanese titles, kid/family friendly titles and indie titles, I simply used the 3DS/Wii U 2015 lineup to show the TYPE of games that Nintendo gets supported with, it wasn't an attempt to show Nintendo's 3rd party support is superior to others.

Zen or k12 would fulfill the "industry leading chips" report for sure.  Nintendo seems to have great pride in low power consuming products and these chips are far more efficient in per/watt performance.

There is still plenty of time left this gen (about halfway through in '16) so if at least one of the NX products matches/exceeds the level of the current consoles, it would serve Nintendo better in securing some 3rd party titles.  It  definitely seems better than the wii u situation, which launched way too late.  Depending on what Nintendo puts on the market, the mid-gen approach has great potential as to what keeps the industry on its toes and devs pleased.

If the NX was to use similar architecture to the Xbox One and PS4, then 3rd party games currently in developement for those systems would be an easy port.  If the NX was to be much faster than the PS4, then 1080p 60fps would be easy possibly making the NX ports the best console version of the games.  At this point no one knows.

As for me, I have an Alienware Alpha in my family room hooked up to the big screen, so I'm already enjoying 1080p 60+fps on most multi-plat games.

I thought that was the entire concept of the unified platform - One game, multiple devices. If a parent goes and buys a cartridge for their NX Home and it only works in the NX handheld even though the cartridges look exactly the same, there will be massive confusion worse than naming a brand new console "Wii U". If the cartridges are different then parents will have to buy mutliple copies for all of their devices, and it would be the no different than the 3DS or Wii U is now - except for the cost to develop for both NX home and NX handheld would be marginally smaller.

If nintendo is going to market the NX as the same console in different form factors all games have to work for all form factors, otherwise you are looking at an enormous disaster.

Wow you're one of the few people that thinks the Steam Box is actually a good idea. You could have built your own for cheaper, it would have been easier to upgrade, and you wouldn't be hampered by an OS with a severely limited library. What exactly is the appeal for you? Did you buy an Ouya as well?