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I'd agree that they need more than just Zelda and Mario[kart]. There certainly are games available, but there are not too many of these that I'm particularly en
by smcl 9y ago
I'd agree that they need more than just Zelda and Mario[kart]. There certainly are games available, but there are not too many of these that I'm particularly enthusiastic about playing.
However those titles are extremely good - they're not just churning out sequels for the sake of it, they're genuinely producing great games. They're just not making too many :-/
- nilkn 9y agoKeep in mind the DS/3DS has an extensive library of excellent third party games. A lot of folks tend to overlook just how overwhelmingly successful the 3DS is and has been -- Nintendo basically prints money with it. It's actually one of the best game catalogues for any console out there. I strongly suspect we'll see many of these titles migrate to the Switch over the next several years, which could end up making it a very compelling package.
- sotojuan 9y agoThe "problem" is that Nintendo consoles usually have a decent amount third party titles, but they a) tend to be of niche genres b) most Western Nintendo consumers specifically buy their consoles for the first party titles c) either Nintendo or the publisher does a poor job of marketing them in the West (because of a and b).
- BHSPitMonkey 9y agoWhat world are you two living in? Splatoon and ARMS are new first-party IPs that are unique, fun, and very successful right now.
- smcl 9y agoNo need to get defensive, this is all very subjective stuff. My opinion of games that are appealing may differ from yours.