MDMAlliance said:
ICStats said:
Counting all the junk you mean?
Of the games that may actually be console sellers:
* Zelda is a Wii U cross-gen title.
* Mario Kart is a Wii U remaster.
* Splatoon 2 will appeal to the same people as Splatoon 1 on Wii U.
* Xenoblade Chronicles 2 will appeal to the same people as Xenoblade Chronicles on Wii U.
* Mario Odyssey, maybe more appeal than 3D World... who knows.
I think it does look like more of the same as Wii U. It will sell to Wii U owners that want a Splatoon sequel, etc. but there isn't much new here that will attract a wider audience than Wii U.
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You're grasping with those last 3.
Splatoon 2 is a sequel to a highly popular Wii U game that can and probably will reach to people who didn't own one. It didn't just sell the way it did because it was on Wii U.
Xenoblade 2 is a sequel to the Wii game, not the Wii U one, so what are you even talking about there? Again, there's no direct connection to the Wii U.
Last one, what? This one seems like you just added it so it looked like your list would be more complete. I agree with the first two you put, at least. Those are games that will hinder the system's ability due to the nature of the game.
edit: I'm not saying these are games that will definitely make the system do well, but they are bad examples of why the Switch will be like the Wii U.
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Why will Splatoon 2 be much more appealing than Splatoon 1? People that loved the game will continue to love it. People that never played it have no reference other than great critical acclaim, but Splatoon already has great critical acclaim.
Should have said Xenoblade Chronicles X on Wii U.
Your edit is a bit self contradictory. Wii U had 3D World / MK8 / Splatoon / XC2. Switch doesn't (yet) have a set of games that will grow the appeal over what Wii U had.
