Goodnightmoon on 19 December 2016
| LuckyTrouble said: The more I think about it, the more I question exactly how exactly the Switch version even fits in. The PS4 version, even if not totally amazingly system pushing, will still be the definitive console version. The 3DS version will be the definitive handheld version. The Switch version will be somewhere in between, not providing the handheld viability of the 3DS or the home console potential of the PS4. No matter which version it gets, the hardware will fail it either through battery life or system power. This won't be a problem for potential lower end titles ported from PS4 to Switch, where a mobile version simply hasn't existed previously, thus leaving a gap in the market for the Switch to potentially fill, but in this specific scenario, it seems like a glaring flaw that the Switch version has no obvious spot to fill in the gaming market. I guess does it really matter what version the Switch ultimately gets? |
That's some serious level of spin there, if the Switch version of DQXI is like the PS4 one is obviously the best handheld version period, and since it offers you portability that could easily be a selling point over the Ps4 version for many people, specially on Japan.
