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Do you want a Wii Sports Resort/Nintendo Land type game on the Switch?

No, motion controls are dead... 25 42.37%
 
Yes, motion controls and ... 34 57.63%
 
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SuperNova on 14 April 2017

There's 1 -2 Switch. Price should have dropped a little by now and is probably going to go further down.



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Louie on 14 April 2017

I would love a Switch Sports: Better motion controls, online play and ready for e-sports. Nintendo needs to bridge the gap between "casual" and "hardcore" gamers. ARMS and Splatoon 2 are good examples for the kind of games I want Nintendo to make. Switch Sports would get the attention of a big audience.

Motion controls need to move upmarket to be successful in the future.



Cloudman on 14 April 2017
Soundwave said:
Cloudman said:
I think 1,2 Switch fills in that role. The problem is that it's too expensive. It should be priced lower, or should have been bundled with the Switch from the start.

Bundling 1,2 Switch is probably the worst thing they could've done, it would've given the system the impression of being a silly novelty to consumers. 

Nintendo's policy on console games is clear too -- $40 minimum or bust. If you can't sell at that price, then you're not getting a retail release. 

If there is this wild, huge demand for arm flaling mini-game-a-thons ... 1,2 Switch should be selling 2,3,4,5 million copies. Without much fuss. Wii Play did it. Wii Fit did it. Hell even second/third tier mini-game stuff like Mario & Sonic did it too. 

What we see in all those IP is a monumental collapse in sales of later entries of those franchises. Case in point:

Wii Fit - 18.22 million (at $100)

Wii Fit U - 0.85 million 

Wii Party - 8.39 million

Wii Party U - 1.79 million and this is largely inflated by Wii Party U being force bundled in Japan.

You will see similar collapses for things like Brain Training (if you want to blame the Wii U solely, the 3DS has sold 65 million). The audience for these games simply doesn't want to pay for games period anymore (witness Mario Run struggling on iOS/Android for even $10, and that's a pretty full featured Mario game for $10 that couldn't be any easier to pick up and play). 

I don't think people would complain about getting a small free game with their console

Also, the commercials don't seem to mind showing off 1-2 Switch a lot either.



 

              

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Wyrdness on 14 April 2017

Switch already has them and more on the way only now the approach of the console is different to previous ones so they're not as pivotal to it.