| Nuvendil said: If you think Dragon Quest XI on Switch won't be a big deal,at least in Japan, you obviously don't know Dragon Quest. I will give you Yokai is in decline, though it still has enough strength that its first HD entry would move hardware in Japan. Smash Bros is up in the air, they'll keep that card VERY close to the chest. Same with Mario Kart 9. |
It's a port of an already released game! (It's not going to drive hardware sales through the roof considering there's already a portable and a home premium version, DQ11 is not a big enough reason to get a Switch to rebuy the game again just because it lacks backwards compatibility with it's predecessor and especially when it's predecessor (3DS) is widespread as it is.)
Would Yokai Watch's first HD entry be able to recuperate from it's conversion into modern AAA production values especially when it's made by a small player and is a declining franchise as it is ? (It'd be very hard for Level-5 to recover if the sequel didn't meet expectations and I noticed their alarming transition to mobile games since they have lower production values.)
Nintendo should just port Super Smash Bros WIIU if it's going to be far off just like they did with Mario Kart 8 ...
