>>13862>Nintendo is winningYet they can only barely match an average Wii U year in number of games? Sounds like this winning is not benefiting the consumer (though you seem more than satisfied) - but wait, the 3DS existed alongside the Wii U in those days, so when you add its games to the pile, 2026's lineup isn't even half of the way there.
Let's run the numbers, not counting e-shop games (because there are a fuckton of those), only physical releases, games published by Nintendo:
>20138 Wii U games, 8 3DS games // Total = 16 games
>20146 Wii U games, 4 3DS games // Total = 10 games
>201511 Wii U games, 8 3DS games // Total = 19 games
>20165 Wii U games, 7 3DS games // Total = 12 games // (average Wii U games/year = 7.5)
<Switch 2, 20267 currently announced or leaked (8 if you count Duskbloods, which isn't being published by Nintendo)
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And just for fun:
>20059 GBA games, 11 Gamecube games, 12 DS games // Total = 32 games
>200617 DS games, 2 GBA games, 3 Gamecube games, 3 Wii games // Total = 25 games
>200712 DS games, 13 Wii games // Total = 25 games
And this isn't even counting the massive amounts of GBA and DS third-party yearly releases that were exclusive to those handhelds, same goes for Gamecube and Wii. I'm only counting games published by Nintendo here, yet I allowed the Switch 2 to cheat with Duskbloods. Keep running cover for mediocrity!