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NightlyPoe said:
AngryLittleAlchemist said:

Of course, but unless it's a VC game, I don't want or think Nintendo even wants to continue advertising ports to sell their consoles. 

The only reason they even did Mario Kart 8 or Pokken is because they had no games ready

You could say that about Mario Kart 8, but Pokken Tournament's releasing into a pretty packed schedule.  If anything, it's getting lost in the shuffle as Nintendo's concentrating its marketing efforts on Mario Odyssey and, to a lesser degree, Fire Emblem Warriors.

I kinda expect to find a couple more Wii U games sneaking onto the release calendar next year.  We're moving past the stage where Nintendo would have to worry about the Switch gaining a reputation as just a new home for Wii U games since they're showing that they have plenty of new stuff to put onto the system.  And Tropical Freeze is as good as any potential port.

In my opinion Pokken Tournament was a really odd choice to port. I agree with you that in it's release schedule it's unnecessary, but the goal was still to inflate the Switch's library. Maybe Nintendo assumed putting it on a portable in Japan would carry momentum? Very odd choice.

Xenoblade X and DKCTF are way better. Personally those are the two ports I would want the most in a physical retail release, but that doesn't change the fact that , as unlikely as it may be, I don't want Nintendo to use old games to sell a system.