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Reader Discussion - What Do You Want To See From Nintendo At E3?
Move aside, Master Chief. It’s time for Drake to duck out. We want to know what you want to see from Nintendo at E3?
With Mario Kart 8 out in two weeks and Super Smash Bros. Wii U on track for late 2014, the system has two heavy first-party hitters. Sonic Boom and Monolith Soft’s RPG (which fans have been calling “X”) are also in the pipeline for this year. But we have a feeling you still want to see more.
And we can’t forget about 3DS. 2013 was a banner year for the handheld, and Nintendo is dominating the shrinking handheld space.
We know Smash Bros. will hit this summer and Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire are out in the fall. Is the time right for a new Advance Wars? Maybe we’ll finally get that 3D version of Majora’s Mask we’ve been waiting for.
Let us know what you want the house of Mario to show off next month at E3. On Monday, we’ll compile your thoughts into a roundup.
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