Probably VR/AR capability and some more fitness integration.
On the operating system feature front:
→ Proper family sharing like Apple where you just get a game, application, or media, and your family can share it without all these weird hoops and conditions to navigate. This Virtual Card nonsense has caused me too much of a headache and is worse than how it worked before. Leave it up to devs if they want to activate family sharing or not.
→ I’d like to see more integration for various applications, kind of like what they started with Wii, 3DS, the QoL project, and Miiverse. I like the idea of having caloric burn estimates and such all in one place rather than scattered across different apps and consoles.
→ Options for software dissemination: If it is on Nintendo Online, give me the option to buy it as well if I don’t want a subscription service I don’t often use. Otherwise it’s just money on the table for those who won’t bite, and a bad experience for those of us who basically have to buy a month of subscription when we just want to play a game at our own pace.
→ Keep up with what Switch 2 has given us, like backwards compatibility that fully integrates with the new hardware and gives us a status of the software based on what model of Switch it is for. I really like this, the only thing I’d improve is encourage third parties to sell Switch 2 upgrades or provide them for free (even Kairosoft does this… why can’t Square?). Also, allow back versions for family members who don’t have the most up to date hardware.
More or less, anything on the theme of more customer convenience and control over their purchases. I don’t even care if this means things cost more or if family sharing has an added fee, just that the options and features are there.
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