Microsoft should put Halo on Switch

[Ganoncrotch]

S.T.A.G.E. said:

Ganoncrotch said:

Also consider how Nintendo and MS seem to have a fairly friendly relationship now with things like Cuphead, Senua's Sacrifice, Minecraft and New Super Luckys Tales all coming to the Switch and all doing rather well on the platform from what I've seen as well, the ports of the first 3 listed there are amazing on the Nintendo handheld as well as I've given all of them between 20 - 100 hours!

Keep in mind as well when it comes to things like Halo 1-2 especially, those games have been ported from OG Xbox, to the 360 remaster of 1, the PC releases of both titles originally and now in the last few years they've been ported to the MCC on the X1 and next year we'll see them come to the PC via Steam yet again, so it's not like MS doesn't have a lot of experience in porting them from hardware to hardware over the years.

senuas sacrifice was meant to go to switch regardless of Microsoft, but I get your point.

Yeah I know there was talk of the port before stuff happened with the studio but still in the last few years we've seen times when a bag of money was waved at a studio and then a game which was due to come out on say... Steam didn't end up coming there to much fan cheering and..... pitchforking!

I've supported all the MS related titles which have popped up on the Switch though, just because I always vote with my wallet when I want to vote "more of that please" some of Microsofts IP's are amazing and I feel would do great on the Switch, there was also a rumour of Forza coming to the platform based on some code which was dug up months ago, but nothing has come of it yet anyways.

https://www.windowscentral.com/forza-street-may-be-coming-nintendo-switch-according-code-snippets

Still the Switch has been doing so good that there's a really nice flow of games to it now and I think that no one is staved of something to play these days thanks to the initial great success stories that studios have struck on the Switch so hopefully the games now lead to a continued stream of Switch hardware sales which in turn leads to more customers for those games and more games in the future, it's a win / win / win scenario for Nintendo / 3rd parties / Switch gamers.