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Goodnightmoon said:
GhaudePhaede010 said:

 Should people be claiming Nintendo has solved their third party problems despite the game being:

Lacking content.

Sub par graphically.

Reduced in gameplay by 50%.

Released more than a year later.

This is pure nonsense.

 If the game is released one year later is because Switch was not in the market one year ago, that's a dumb point, same as saying the game is sub par graphically, the console its an hybrid not a normal homeconsole, of course the graphics are gonna be worse but here the game is also portable which is the whole selling point for tons of people. As for the game having reduced gameplay by 50%... what? The multiplayer (which was considered to be pretty weak everywhere) is included, you just have to download it if you want to use it, that's not reducing a game by 50% at all and honestly this comes off as extremelly nitpicky.

Games came out a year later on Wii U because the hardware didn't exist yet either (I think Watch Dogs was near a year off the top of my head). It is valid for the comparison. Nice try.

The hell? Switch is more powerful than Wii U. So, if Wii U would get blasted for this, you would think Switch would, too. That is what I call, hypocrisy.

I already addressed the power of portability but people call this a home console. As a home console (like Wii U), this should be considered unacceptable. Every issue I mentioned about this game is true and when Wii U did not have parity with other home consoles, it was destroyed even though we would both admit its hardware is less capable than Switch. Plus, this title does not even take advantage of playing the game on a television (same resolution and frame rate). That means, half of the selling point of a, "hybrid" is in jeapordy.

The game play is reduced by 50%. 60 fps to 30fps. Not the content of the title. The actual game play.



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