Otter said:
Switch 1 was just way less capable. As opposed to seeing it as half-hearted, the truth is it was just a much bigger and less intelligent investment to get games onto that platform. Their games made for PS4/Xbox One specs wouldn't of scaled down well without significant investment, and creating ground up exclusives for the Switch wouldn't make sense when they had a very lucrative PS/PC market where relevancy there established their current success. Monster Hunter for example wouldn't have had its break out global success without that modern, AAA experience World delivered back in 2018. |
I agree with Curl that support from Capcom last gen was a bit half-hearted but what you're saying is definitely true. I think another point is that Sony's sales have continued to decline in Japan and PS5 + Xbox Series will probably see a worldwide decline in sales compared to last generation. Couple that with ever-rising development costs and it just makes sense for companies like Capcom to put more money and resources into Switch 2.
I haven't played a Monster Hunter game in quite some time. Think I'm gonna use this port to jump back into it. I've heard Wilds is a bit more beginner-friendly.







