The obvious answer to this question is no, no it won't -- there's no way it ever could, what could I be thinking?
But with Nintendo recently shedding light on their plans to combat the lack of interest in the Wii U, they're (still supposedly) going to be more open in sharing their IP with third party developers, which in theory, will bring more first party games than ever before.
While there's always been a lot of debate over Nintendo, one thing gamers seem to agree on is that everybody wants more of Nintendo's first party offerings, and it seems we might be getting that. So the question is -- Would you rather have Nintendo's normal delivery of first party content with an abundance of third party games that can't keep up with ps4 and Xbox One, or would you rather look back at the Wii U's library and see a shelf full of first party games, the likes of which we've never seen on Nintendo consoles?
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