It has to be.It's the only nintendo made switch game weve heard of so far that isn't a wii u port.

I think that's because she is personal opinion is that Nintendo wouldn't launch Zelda and 3D Mario in same time for Switch launch, but I disagree.

Doesn't really make any sense to launch them at the same time even if they are both finished.

Zelda in March

Mario in May or June.

Would make much more sense and stop the dreaded "post launch lull" dead in its tracks.

I call bullshit. Only because 2 million switch units would be too low to accommodate a Zelda and Mario same day release. I mean Nintendo...if Zelda and Mario are launch titles, you probably need 5 million units in march to be shipped. Not 2 million.

Actually make sense if they want to have very strong launch and make very attractive console right of gate.

If they launch both games on Switch launch that doesn't mean later will be drought.

With a Zelda AND a Mario title at launch, how could the Switch NOT be a success?! Those two games alone guarantee sale numbers around 5-10 millions!

To be honest, I dont think this is true.I still think that the Mario game is a ways off, not to mention that Miyamoto mention something about a more in depth reveal in E3.So I stand by my opinion that this is a 2017 holiday release at the earliest.And I personally think it would be overkill to release a Zelda and Mario, coupled with Wii U ports and what third party presence there will be at launch.The best strategy here for Nintendo is to spread out the big games, enough to make the system atrractive through the year, but at the same time always having that big title close enough to keep people and owners always interested

If this does happen and we habe a new, big 3D Mario at launch as an NX exclusive as well as Breath of the Wild...that would be pretty huge. Though ut raises the question of the Holidays 2017 as this is sounding awfully frontloaded.

It doesn't make sense even from that POV. There's only a set amount of units available for launch anyway and those are likely to sell out no matter what just with Zelda. 

Most systems sell their initial stock no problem. 

Nintendo's problem has been their post launch periods have been atrocious. 

So moving Mario into that slot would make way more sense. 

I'd say there's almost 0 chance Nintendo would launch them on the same day, even if they are both 100% complete. Just bad usage of resources. 

She didnt said that, this what she said. "That's not to say that Zelda won't/can't be a launch window title. But 3D Mario was much further along in development than anyone thinks."

Nintendo said that development of 3D Mario usually last 2.5-3 years and much less than develempent than 3D Zelda, and we know that Mario 3D World is finished at in November 2013, so new 3D Mario is right on track to be finished at end of 2016, in Switch case March 2017.