| Wman1996 said: Switch's 2021 seems to be an improvement over its 2020. We don't have much slated for the second half of the year, but the first half isn't shabby at all. There's gonna be more third-party surprises on the way. As far as first-party goes, I think we'll get at least two more first-party games announced that will release this year. And at least one of them will be a new game even if the other is a port or remake. Breath of the Wild 2 could be a holiday title that Nintendo finally starts showing soon. But considering how little we know about it, I'm thinking Q1 or Q2 2022. |
Provided a Prime Trilogy port (and that's the only title deserving a port since years with a 99% approval from fans), what's even left to be ported seriously? At this point, they reached the bottom yet they're still digging. Do you realize that Wii and 3DS catalogues started to be ported with only HD remasters? Those are not remakes that take work to be realized, Same games but smoother, at fucking 60€.
There was no reason to port skyward swords, wii was successful enough to not bring that "quality game that suffered from weak install base of the HW" argument. That kind of ports is just disgraceful and i would be really pissed if we end up learning that Monolith has been working on an XCX port all that time.
