There needs to be a commercial incentive for them to develop games.
Nintendo put all their eggs in the Switch basket and if it fails they likely will never recover from it.
Which is good, because my money is on the Switch failing, at least in V1. Great core premise, too many compromises (especially with regard to controller size).
Rodea the Sky Soldier is another example: Yuji Naka specifically recommended on Twitter to play the Wii version rather than the Wii U version, and accordingly the first run of the US release comes with both discs and a reversible cover insert with Wii layout/iconography.
They've got an '80s mentality where the most important thing is making sure there are no bad games published in their name - the whole "Nintendo Seal of Quality" thing. It's not about the money, it's about control.
That's a pretty big lie, given the wii's massive library of shovelware shitshows.
You mean PC? That they've had for years? And is still the primary platform for indie releases?