Shtinamin_ said:
That makes a lot of sense having the Switch still be produced into the next 2-3 years of the NG. |
I’m not so sure Switch software support will just die as soon as Switch 2 releases, just look at the list of Nintendo IP that released on 3DS AFTER Switch launched.
March 24, 2017-Mario Sports Superstars
May 19, 2017-Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valencia
June 23, 2017-Ever Oasis
July 28, 2017-Hey! Pikmin, Miitopia
September 15, 2017-Metroid: Samus Returns
October 6, 2017-Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga+Bowser’s Minions
November 10, 2017-Mario Party: The Top 100
November 17, 2017-Pokemon Ultra Sun/Moon
January 19, 2018-Kirby Battle Royal
March 23, 2018-Detective Pikachu
June 8, 2018-Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido
July 13, 2018-Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker
August 3, 2018-WarioWare Gold
October 12, 2018-Luigi’s Mansion
January 11, 2019-Mario & Luigi: Bowser’s Inside Story+Bowser Jr.’s Journey
March 8, 2019-Kirby’s Extra Epic Yarn
I don’t expect Switch to get that strong of support post-Switch 2 launch as many of those titles are the types of games Switch is currently getting in 2023/2024
Metroid: Samus Returns vs Metroid Prime Remastered
Mario & Luigi remakes vs Mario RPG/Paper Mario remakes
Detective Pikachu vs Detective Pikachu Returns
WarioWare Gold vs WarioWare: Move It!
Kirby’s Extra Epic Yarn vs Kirby Return to Dreamland Deluxe
Luigi’s Mansion port vs Luigi’s Mansion 2 port
Fire Emblem remake vs Fire Emblem remake (rumored)
I don’t think Switch will be getting any exclusives or as many titles as 3DS did but I can see a handful of cross-gen titles for 1-1.5 years after Switch 2 releases, especially smaller titles & eShop titles that don’t push Switch 2 hardware.
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