Faelco said:
By "limit the hybrid interest", I mean the "start your game on your TV and finish it on the go". If more games are exclusive to a mode, the nice transition between TV and handheld is useless. You could have a handheld library, and a home console library, but without being able to play one library on the other mode. Wasn't that the point of the Switch? Obviously this answers the question "what about touchscreen in TV mode?" and should be only about touchscreen. But this possibility exists for any dev. I always thought that quite a lot of developers would do minimal work for the TV mode and just display the handheld game on the TV. But they can do even more if they really don't want to put any work in the Switch version of a game. |
So after one game there is no point to the Switch anymore? You are really jumping to conclusions here! How many other games have been announced to be only playable in handheld mode? How many major games? Because I don't know of a single one besides this one. Or am I missing something?
