I mean.. I'm not gonna sit here and tell you you're somehow wrong for your feelings about Switch. If it aint your bag then it aint your bag. Though, I definitely think the statement "Nintendo did not learn anything from Wii U's failure" is objectively false, at least in many respects. Aside from creating a much more slick, portable device, and quicker, less convoluted interface, they also have a much larger and more diverse lineup of steady releases in comparison to the Wii U.
Maybe I'm not the best source as I don't have a ton of $ to spend on video games anyway, and I also own an XB One so have it pretty well off there, but the Switch already has more games I want than I can really keep up with or afford. Super Mario Party, Yoshi, Smash, FF Crystal Chronicles, 7, and 9, Diablo 3, Xenoblade 2 Torna, Starlink, Tales of Vesperia, Bloodstained
Plus I still want to eventually pick up Hyrule Warriors, Minecraft Switch, Skyrim, Wolfenstein 2, Rocket League, Dark Souls Remastered, etc..
And this doesn't even count the indie games, which is probably another dozen or so titles over the next several months alone. I think I'm good for awhile.
Is the lineup port heavy? At the moment, sure. But this is more or less to be expected in a console's first couple years. It takes time to develop games, especially with the third parties, most of whom I assume just thought the thing was going to fail and didn't plan any major development for it until fairly recently when they started to see dollar signs,
Last edited by DarthMetalliCube - on 14 September 2018
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