shinra-bansho
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Again, I really don't see how exactly this E3 has particularly changed that.sörine;121730620 said:Nintendo didn't announce any 2016 games. No one did really.
That's not the point though, they announced enough that expectations about the platform still changed. People expected things to mostly wrap up this year with just Zelda for next and that might not even happen or might go cross-gen. Now it looks more like Nintendo's making a fuller longer term commitment to the system and general expectations seem to have also changed accordingly.
They pushed some already announced titles into 2015, and announced some smaller titles for 2014/2015. And there were some vague announcements/demos of things that might be games later.
But I don't really know how that amounts to some sizable swing towards longer term commitment. And a change in general expectations.
Is Zelda Wii U still probably the last big budget project for the platform? Imo, still yes.
Are Nintendo likely to be greenlighting any large scale projects for the platform going forward? Imo, still no.
Is Nintendo completely abandoning their platform? Still no.
Will it get Nintendo games for at least another year or two? Sure.
Is it going to get many other games from other publishers for the remainder of its lifetime? Probably still no.
Is Nintendo really going to wait a full 5-6 year cycle and launch their next platform in ~2018? Imo, still no.