[quote name='MSI Magus']Last thing im saying to you because you just dont get this. Its changed because the quality games are no longer what they are focusing on, nor are we seeing the titles as fast as we used to nor as center stage. I conceded the event isnt over but its rare that a developer saves their big stuff for after the conferences because thats the main showcase.
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More absurdity. We are getting them at a faster rate than ever before, outside of the original NES with 3 Super Mario games and 2 Zelda games. Lets take a look at a cross section of some of Nintendo's first party offerings over the last 3 generations:
SNES:
Super Mario World 8/91
A Link to the Past 4/92
Super Mario Kart 9/92
Star Fox 2/93
Super Metroid 9/94
Nintendo 64:
Super Mario 64 - 11/96
Mario Kart 64 - 2/97
Star Fox 64 - 7/97
Ocarina of Time - 12/98
Smash Bros - 4/99
Majora's Mask - 10/2000
Gamecube:
Smash Bros Melee - 12/01
Mario Sunshine - 8/02
Starfox Adventures - 9/02
Windwaker - 3/03
Metroid Prime - 3/03
Double Dash - 11/03
Metroid Prime 2 - 11/04
Twilight Princess - 12/06
True, Mario Kart has sucked since the original as well as the GC StarFox iterations, but Galaxy, Twilight Princess, Metroid 3 and Smash were stellar, and within 18 months.
Now to go ahead with your claim, you have to tell me that how 18 months looks different from any of the following spreads. Otherwise, you have to conceed that part of your argument.
Sample Nintendo IP that has yet to be released on Wii
F-Zero
Star Fox
Pilotwings
Wave Race
Pikmin
Kid Icarus
Kirby
Animal Crossing (though we just heard about this today)
Custom Robo
Golden Sun
Punch-Out
1080 Snowboarding
Chibi-Robo
Some core Third party titles that we know of but 'oh noes' they havent been shown this week: Being that none of these are new announcements, I believe there is more to come.
Fatal Frame 3
Monster Hunter 3
Oboro Muramasa Youtonden
Madworld
Fragile
Tales of Symphonia
Disaster: Day of Crisis
Spore
Deadly Creatures
Arc Rise
Soul Eater
Crystal Chronicles Wii