Kai_Mao on 22 October 2016
I'll miss dual screens. It works really well with Mario Maker, Nintendo Land, and Splatoon as examples. Contrary to some, it created a unique experience for me as a gamer. Splatoon having it's own map on the game pad to keep track of ink and to squid jump by touching the location of your teammates, then creating levels in Mario Maker is so simple and intuitive with the gamepad. I also liked it with games like Time Hallow, Fire Emblem, Pokémon, Yokai Watch, Mario and Sonic at the Olympics, Rhythm Heaven, etc. I've played games for a long time and there are some games I can't imagine without dual screen in all honesty.
