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setsunatenshi on 21 December 2016
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Miyamotoo said:
setsunatenshi said:

I'm pretty sure we've seen Zelda playable, some 3D Mario and some sort of Mario Kart on what appeared to be playable form. We have not seen the same for Skyrim. Besides, as it was pointed previously, I'm not doubting Nintendo will support their own console, I'm only unconvinced Skyrim will be coming to it (and I'm obviously talking about the current remaster, not a port of the PS3 one)

Yes we only saw Zelda playable at Fallon show, is that means that Zelda is only Switch game? :)

Again, whats a point of showing 3rd party game runing on new Nintendo console if that game is not 100% coming on that console!? Nintendo definitely wouldn't show 3rd game running on their console if they are not sure that game is coming. So we have Skyrim at Switch reveal trailer that showing Skyrim running on Switch, we have Bethesda saying that they supporting Switch, and at end we have confirmation from them that Skyrim is coming to Switch, but you are not uncovinced!?

 

Wow, talk about an argument that I didn't make...

I don't doubt Nintendo will have Zelda on the Switch since we've seen it run on it. The 3d Mario game also seemed like actual gameplay of a previously inexistent game, so I'm assuming it's an actual Switch game, the same for the Kart one.

So now that we took the obviously ridiculous points out of the way, nothing you have said convinced me Skyrim remaster is an actual game that exists on the Switch. It looked more like a proof of concept, as in "wow, look how cool it would be to have a game like this on the go without cartoony graphics".

If they actually had Skyrim to be released in or around the console debut date, they definitely would have any real gameplay to show for instead of going to stock footage.

Now having said that, do I think it will actually come out and look anything like in the video? Nothing I've learned so far convinces me of that. It's on Nintendo to prove me otherwise.