Launching a console in spring, missing the holiday launch window, already a recipe for disaster. They're also risking alienating third parties again. After all, third parties like EA, Ubisoft, WBIE, Square Enix, Activision, etc, they probably all working on NX ports of multiplats hoping for a 2016 release, now this just means that the NX ports are going to show up on the NX late, overpriced, titles already offered on PS4, Xbox One, PC, and probably dropped to a value price on other systems, games gamers will already have played or chose to ignore by the time the NX launches, which means when those titles do launch on NX and nobody gets them then the third parties are going to be like "see, we tried, they won't buy third party games"; then we know how the rest goes, certain games won't get DLC on NX, they apologize to season pass holders, NX isn't getting ports of PS4/XBO/PC games, and then you realize hey you basically got a Wii U 2. And, Wii U gamers are going to be pissed, because it's clear Nintendo gave up on it long ago. And it's not so much that LoZ is launching on the NX anymore that sucks as much as the game keeps getting delayed to be an NX launch title that's really sucking for the rest of us.
Anyhow, Nintendo would get filthy rich going mobile. Imagine Pokemon on iPhone/Android stores with microtransactions and an impossible to collect them all roster of Pokemon... it'd put Candy Crush to shame.
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