The backwards compatibility of DS games did help out a great deal when the 3DS was released. The launch library was scarce to the point where my first game I bought for it was a title from its predecessor. Hopefully Nintendo learned a lot from the Wii U and 3DS days and won't have a boring and paltry launch library with the upcoming console.

2025? Hopefully. I'll believe it when I am playing it.

The Wii U is finally getting some respect from the gaming community after all these years. If we knew then what we know now.

@theexception: Atari or Lego's?

Too much. Too much. Too much. Just not interesting or appealing.

I'd rather watch the Corman "unreleased" F4 film from the 90's than anything (other than a Spiderman, maybe) on that list.

Expensive is expensive whether today or back in 1989.

Such comparisons, while interesting, are just a dog and pony show.

During my time of watching films, I find it very rare that a singer resonates well on screen. After seeing the preview (yesterday) in the theater, nothing shown made me eager or even wanting to see this movie.

@YukoAsho: A large, epic game is not always needed. Sometimes you need just a fun game with the proper length, gameplay, etc..., like we have with this release. A.B. being mentioned and compared with SMB platformers is quite the compliment.

@mooglestar: Forgetting it exists will not be a difficult proposition for most.

@indy_2024: Quantity over quality is what matters to big name corporation. Personally, the last MCU I saw was the final Avengers and nothing since and Star Wars was the second from last film and bits and pieces of Obi Wan. I think a sufficient window of passing time in between franchise films affords an overall better film and reception most of the time.