Nintendo focusing on only launch date and launch window Wii U titles during their conference felt a little underwhelming due to lack of inspiration for the non-early adopter and future plans for the next gen system. What's even more troubling is that the only future Wii U release was at last year's Nintendo conference with a new Super Smash Bros. title, which is not going to be release for a very long time.

Thankfully, Nintendo address this to their investors that there will be traditional franchises and new IPs right after the launch window period and both Mr. Miyamoto and Mr. Iwata are directly involved in the development process. The reason why they didn't announce them isn't because they're not ready to show the games yet, it's because they don't want other companies copying them.

This reply to both Sony's PlayStation move, Wiimote, and Microsoft's Smart Glass, Wii U GamePad except that it's using other existing tablet devices. This also replies to software as well such as Sony's PlayStation All Stars Battle Royale taking the same connectivity ideas for the new Smash Bros.

Wii U is in good hands.

For those who were disappointing at this year's E3 for Nintendo, does this made up for it? Leave your welcoming thoughts at the comment section below.

Source: Complex Gaming