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Reader Discussion: What Is Your Reaction To Nintendo’s NX Release Window And Zelda Delay?
Early this morning, Nintendo dropped several bombshells alongside its financial report. The biggest news involved the company's upcoming console, codenamed NX, as well as the anticipated next entry of The Legend of Zelda series.
Other reveals included more information on its future mobile properties, its plans for E3 2016, and the latest financial numbers for the company. You can see read the full stories below.
- Nintendo Delays Zelda To 2017 For A Simultaneous Wii U And Nintendo NX Launch
- Nintendo NX Is Coming March 2017
- Nintendo Suffers 60 Percent Drop in Profits In Most Recent Fiscal Year
- Fire Emblem, Animal Crossing Mobile Games On The Way, Miitomo Hits 10 Million Downloads
- Nintendo Is Only Bringing One Playable Game to E3, NX A No-Show
What are your thoughts on Nintendo's plans? What are the implications of Zelda releasing simultaneously on Wii U and NX? If you're a Nintendo fan, does the company's plans to only have one playable game at E3 worry you for the rest of the year? What about it having the NX largely skip E3? What do you think about the IPs the company selected for its next mobile ventures? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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