| DélioPT said: Nothing that hasn't been discussed before... Nintendo decided to frontload the Switch. Now, they are hoping ports and Indies - and Labo, too - pick up the slack. |
It's more a stop gap for the slow Spring period. Starting in June, there's Mario Tennis Aces, Octopath Traveler, Yokai Watch 4, Yoshi, Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate (in the west), Smash Bros, Fire Emblem, and Pokemon. That's more than a game a month. And that's just exclusives. And that's just significant exclusives at that, not counting smaller ones like Sushi Strikers or Travis Strikes Again. It's a similar strategy to last year. March, April, and May were thin on the ground. But June to December was a blitz. They look like they're gearing up for the same approach. But this time with more third party presence to help out. And then they have some significant DLC as well, the Octo Expansion and the Xenoblade 2 story pack.
And all this before E3, they could have more for this year.
