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It pretty much already is when rn3ds has been put out of production in JP..
Also once a Pokemon hits Switch, it is done.
its already killed, nintendo main teams already move to Switch, only people still making games for the 3ds are the other teams nintendo have, look at oasis and new mii game for the 3ds, this is what the 3ds will be getting for the next 2 years
Fire Emblem team already said they not making any more 3ds games, and pokemon team said ultra sun and moon for 3ds is last for the 3ds......next mainline pokemon is coming to the Switch
anyone who think nintendo will keep the 3ds alive just being delusional, Nintendo doing same thing they always do, after the Nintendo DS came out, they went and made Gameboy Micro, and what happen, even with the gameboy micro after a year they stop make games for the gameboy line and focus on the DS..........
same situation again repeat itself, this time Nintendo made the 2DS XL after the Switch came out, just like they did with Gameboy Micro
While I love my New 3DS XL and have enjoyed the games on it this gen even above most console and pc games. The time has come that Nintendo needs to focus solely on the Nintendo Switch.