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Caleb, Of Asui
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I'm a big fan of Nintendo and most of the series that have contributed to Super Smash Bros., so, naturally enough, I try to keep myself updated with all of the new releases in these series.
I just happened to noticed that all of the series that I keep up with, considering them to be the more "hardcore" series, seem to be neglecting the Wii and going for the DS instead. These include a lot of games like Pokemon: Platinum Version, Kirby Super Star Ultra, Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon, and, of course, Zelda: Spirit Tracks.
I think Spirit Tracks was the main thing that sparked this idea. I had been expecting the next Zelda game announced to be a Wii game, but Spirit Tracks turned out to be for DS. We haven't had very many new "hardcore" Wii games since the first few months after the Wii came out except for Super Smash Bros. Brawl, now about a year ago.
So, do you think Nintendo has decided that the Wii is not for hardcore gamers? Are any of the series like Zelda, Metroid, and Fire Emblem ever going to set foot on the Wii again?
I just happened to noticed that all of the series that I keep up with, considering them to be the more "hardcore" series, seem to be neglecting the Wii and going for the DS instead. These include a lot of games like Pokemon: Platinum Version, Kirby Super Star Ultra, Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon, and, of course, Zelda: Spirit Tracks.
I think Spirit Tracks was the main thing that sparked this idea. I had been expecting the next Zelda game announced to be a Wii game, but Spirit Tracks turned out to be for DS. We haven't had very many new "hardcore" Wii games since the first few months after the Wii came out except for Super Smash Bros. Brawl, now about a year ago.
So, do you think Nintendo has decided that the Wii is not for hardcore gamers? Are any of the series like Zelda, Metroid, and Fire Emblem ever going to set foot on the Wii again?