and Im sure Nintendo would love to have Uncharted and Halo. Whats your point?

I highly doubt we'll see a new Mario Kart that soon. With BC, all Nintendo has to do is push MK8 on their eshop. None of that really matters. Who cares how much Pikmin sold? How many Wii Us did it sell? Not enough, because Pikmin isn't a killer app. It's a library filler. That's not a bad thing at all, but business wise, there is no reason to waste Pikmin 4's potential as a way to fill in the NX's library consistancy just to bloat the NX's launch line up. People are already spending hundreds of dollars on this thing. Most people will be buying Zelda with it and many people will be buying Smash with it. Let's say the NX launches with another killer app, that's three games that will likely sell for $60, plus the big 3rd party games.

In what possible universe does Pikmin 4 not fair dead last in the heirarchy of games people buy for it at launch if it's another one of those launch games. This is a marathon, not a sprint. Nintendo needs to pace these releases evenly. Pikmin will fair WAY better right after launch than it would at launch, and it would be much better for the NX too.

Sry, I didnt realise that I talking with person who already played game while I saw just one small video. :)

Mario Kart 9 is certainly in development, probably deep into development.

Splatoon 2, Mario NX, probably Luigi's Mansion 3 and Animal Crossing NX too.

I would not be surprised if Nintendo was able to release all these games within the NX's first year (Nov 2016-Nov 2017).

That is the one upside to ditching the Wii U earlier ... the NX will benefit a lot from that.

Im sorry that you cant follow what is going on, he said other companies would love to have IP as popular as Nintendo does, then u brought up something that has nothing to do with what he said. Now ur just going around in circles.

It's just fact that MK games release 3 years one after the other, MK8 released in 2014 and MK7 in 2011, MK Wii in 2008 and so on...

Dont worry. Nintendo will make The Thousand Year Door available on the NX VC and he`ll be in a good mood again

When I talk about hardware Im maily referring to shutting out 3rd party games. Titles like Alien: Isolation, Evolve and Grand Theft Auto V could have had compelling Wii U ports but Nintendo clearly didnt give a damn about 3rd partys or people who like 3rd party games aka most gamers.

GCN wasn't the cheapest DVD player on the market and it used the dev-hated mini disks. The GCN wasn't a well designed machine for its market at all. People also like to pretend the PS1 and PS2's success wasn't as based on as much of a hardware gimmick as the Wii was.

Sure they would love to have them, but their consoles are still outselling Nintendo consoles. So how much do they really want them? Who do you think needs what most? Sony and MS consoles needing Nintendo IPs or Nintendo consoles needing 3rd party?