Weird how this thread turned to this. It's Nintendo's job to properly market their console and clearly tell the difference between their own products. It's their own fault, and they'll eventually learn....
The 2DS's name is confusing because it sounds like it's the predecessor to the 3DS. However, from what I can tell, most people can tell the difference b/c the 2DS looks so dramatically different than the 3DS (aka pretty ugly
). The Wii U, however, confused absolutely everyone with its marketing, because they basically never showed the console and just showed the GamePad. I had plenty of fairly technical people (including my Dad) asking me whether the Wii U was just the GamePad or something entirely new, since the ads were pretty clear. Even Jimmy Fallon asked Reggie when they showed the Wii U on his show, and he's generally fairly into games. Thus the marketing clearly screwed up royally.
Anyways, any thoughts on the retail Mighty No. 9 hitting Wii U? It's not doing so bad on Amazon right now - ranked #163 for Wii U (#162 for PS4, #1000+ for XB1).
Updated list again:
Updated retail list for 2015
Released titles:
Captain Toad (EU, 2014 for others)
Kirby: Rainbow Curse (EU gets this 5/8)
Mario Party 10
Mario v. DK (retail in JP)
Rodea Sky Soldier (JP - 4/2/2015)
Xenoblade X (JP - 4/29/2015)
Unreleased 1st party titles:
Splatoon - 5/29
Yoshi Wooly World - 6/26 for EU, Fall for NA
Mario Maker - September
Xenoblade Chronicles X (outside of JP)
Star Fox Wii U
Devil's Third
Fatal Frame V (EU/US, 2014 for JP)
Unreleased third party titles:
Legend of Kay Anniversary - 5/29
Lego Jurassic World - 6/30
Mighty No. 9 - 9/15 (NA), 9/18 (EU)
Rodea Sky Soldier - 9/22
Lego Dimensions - 9/27
Guitar Hero Live
Disney Infinity 3.0
Lego Marvel's Avengers
Project Cars
Adventure Time: Finn and Jake Investigations
Teslagrad? (supposed to be retail, but haven't heard an update in a while)
(probably Just Dance & Skylanders)