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Dulfite on 12 January 2017
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zorg1000 said:
Dulfite said:

Here is the thing, I think the smartest thing would be for Nintendo to allow for lower budget games (like truly the sequel games to the 3ds) to still develop for the Switch that cost less money ($40?) while also having the home console quality games on the same device ($60). That would be absolutely AMAZING if they did that and then it wouldn't feel like they are abandoning their handheld users that are used to a cheaper, less battery consuming, experience.

Like I said earlier, they already do this to an extent on Wii U.

They have $10-20 eShop titles and at retail they have games at $40-60.

I think its very possible that we see more of these $40 games like Captain Toad & Kirby Rainbow Curse to go along with $60 titles like Breath of the Wild or Xenoblade X.

Yes but those take either indie or Wii U teams to make those games. What I am proposing is that ALL their 3ds software teams work on games that look like what a true 3ds successor would look like (making the games cheaper and quicker to make, less expensive to sell, and drain the battery life less).