This. If 3rd parties think they can win the Nintendo crowd with the same games as the rest, they are misreading the market.

Of Course will have Support.

If is easy to Port i dont see a Reason for dont make games for NX, if their Sales Predictions are Right (they have those predictions for a Reason), in less than 2 Years NX, will Surpass Xbox One's Sales, and in 6 Months will have Nearly Half the sales of Xbox One, and if 1-2 Millions of Sales already is Enought to Port the games for PC, Also will be Profitable to port games for the Nintendo NX.

Also Need to Remember that Nintendo NX, will Last more than the time that is Left for the Next Playstation 5, and Xbox Two, Came out, so the Third Party Companies need to make a Ground on Nintendo, otherwise they will not be able to Back with the Suport for Nintendo's Consoles.

If they never Release their games on a Nintendo's Console, how they Expect to have a Fan-Base ?.

I did read you're comments. You asked why Nintendo should strive to help third party companies if they don't try. I responded by saying third party companies do try but even then, Nintendo doesn't try (and also gave examples). Apparently I was wrong to do so because not agreeing with you makes me come off as "desperate." 

you can't just find a "flaw" to every single third party game. for you, a game is either "late" or "niche" or "missing content." These flaws are present in all third party everywhere but only the wii u is suffering major third party issues.

the issue, they don't properly support third party games (regardless of the quality of games)

You didn't read the post then because most of the questions you asked were already answered, the post flat out explained that for one the's an issue with the demographic being different from what third parties deal with which also touched on market approach, third party effort was only part of the post which both you and that other guy only focused on with out reading the rest of the post. The third party titles Nintendo had a hand in did better then all the others combined and I don't care for your "but but 1m isn't..." talk either. If these games are your idea of effort then you have low low standards, it's not nitpicking these are significant flaws in the handling of the games that sent a negative message to the userbase, ZombiU highlighted the same result happens with other userbases when the same wayward handling is apparent.

I already highlighted why you came across as desperate if you didn't read the prior posts properly that's not my concern or problem because as that post highlighted the issue with the demographic, market approach and third party effort combined is something that no matter how hard Nintendo pushes it won't change a thing. This means that the demographic has to change where they not only buy the type of mainstream games third parties put out but by them with in the first few weeks and every year or the market approach of these third parties has to change were they drop the AAA approach and be more efficient.

Third party effort can always improve but as I mentioned in the post you didn't read properly they have to go all in like they do with other userbases and fully commit if they want positive results, the demographic here are never going to fall for half assed attempts at testing the waters they catch on to that quickly. Nintendo won't support these third parties as a result of all of the above because the's a lot that's out of their hands and will instead stick to second party deals because that way the developer is fully commited then and tbh a unified library and second party deals is the most beneficial approach for them.

Marketing and overratedness caused that. Check how late ports of small/medium franchises sell. Check other late ports the ps4 and x1 got, you'll see plenty in the 200-300k range, from games that sold 1-2 million on ps360.

but the fact remains there is still a good number of late ports on PS4 and X1 that did well. Where for Wii U they all did pretty terrible.

Yeah, if Nintendo is going to continue to pigeon-hole themselves into a kid-friendly niche (when kids don't want to play kid-friendly games) and continue to have their hardware sales decline as a result then they might as well be 3rd party developers because they'll end up cornering themselves into a SEGA situation where their only audience left will be die-hard Nintendo fans.  It's one of the things that frustrates me so much about NOA in particular because they do next to nothing to push any of their non-kid friendly titles and basically throw them out there to die with the exception of Metroid because NOJ would probably fire people for trying to do that.  It's gotten especially worse since the Wii-era because NOA probably thought they could just depend on their newly found casual market along with the the kids market in the west but that blew up in their face.  I just hope that the failure of the Wii U, the exodus of the casual crowd and the declining sales of the 3DS has finally made them get it through their heads that they have to make a sincere effort to diversify their library -- in both genre and age demographics -- and to finally attempt to make a couple of games that try to appeal to the west first instead of their Japan-first mentality they typically have.  I'm not talking about throwing one or two T or M-rated titles out there and calling it a day like they do every gen -- they have to do their best to come out with a genuine hit IP that appeals to grown-ups and to try more than once before saying 'screw it' and going back to making Mario, Zelda, Pokemon and Kirby spin-offs like they do every gen. 

And for godsake, I hope that their next non-kid friendly game isn't a niche title that they know won't have universal appeal like Eternal Darkness, Geist, Hotel Dusk,  Sin and Punishment or a Fatal Frame sequel.  Hell, for all the praise the Prime games get, even that series is somewhat niche.

maybe ignored until the numbers pass 20 million probably. hahah

for me i have to buy every nintendo thing cuz im a zelda fan and probably the biggest one ever. even went to the zelda symphony. so whatever whenever i buy for zelda. so far my wii U didnt get a new zelda yet. :(

Well I'm just curious how much you think making that game for Wii U cost. I guarantee the development budget alone, based on my experience developing console video games, was at least 2-3 million dollars. (For example, I was once part of a team of 20-25 who ported a PS3 game to the Vita, we had 12 months to do the port, and our contract to the publisher was 2.4 million dolllars). That's not counting marketing, certification with Nintendo, printing and shipping the games etc. These things cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not millions depending on how much these publishers are willing to be spend. But let's be consertative. Let's say that Assassin's Creed 3 and Black Ops 2 total expense for their publishers was only $3 million.

Assassin's creed III and Black Ops 2 only sold 350,000, and publishers make, on average about $18 - $25 per copy solid. Which means at maximum $1 million income based on sales for the publishers of these games.

... What's 1,000,000 - 3,000,000?

Ohh. Ohh right. That would be millions of dollars in losses.

350,000 x $18 = 6.3 million dollar