This!

Third party cartridges tend to be smaller than first party games because the first party will put on a profit  for the cartridge and it tends to make third party publishers go towards a smaller size. I thought the special edition was up at 22GB and Legendary was at 12GB but I guess it will vary by the format. It wouldn't surprise me if Skyrim was on a 8GB cartridge rather than the maximum possible currently 16GB but we shall see. I'm certainly hoping they will use 16GB.

http://www.usgamer.net/articles/nintendo-switch-game-sizes-revealed-dragon-quest-heroes-is-a-whale

16 isn't the biggest, not sure where you got that from, it's early days yet for the system though, will just have to sit and see how those 3rd parties come out.

i would. great game .

When we already have a game that has all the good qualities and none of the bad ones in Lego city? No cursing, prostitutes, murder, or anything sexual in Lego city so no thanks to gta

Already bought it for PS3, PS4 and PC. So yes, of course! You can't buy this game often enough. xP

I stand corrected on the maximum size but going by past history third parties normally always go for smaller capacity cartridges where possible. Dragn Quest is a huge franchise in Japan. As for Skyrim I did already state by format and the xbox one and ps4 are 22gb

http://wccftech.com/skyrim-special-edition-size-revealed/

Maybe with the pc's superior cpu resources the files are stored more heavily compressed. PS3 often had larger file sizes due to support of high quality 7.1 soundtracks and high quality pre-rendered 1080p video so perhaps that is another possible factor. Both ps4 and xbox one are pretty gutless cpu wise.

Aye those are definitely getting cut since the Switch only supports 5.1 surround so I really doubt it will have the same quality of audio as the PS4 version, will just have to wait and see and hope that bethesda put the needed work into making the port great... it's not likely they've ever had bad ports before on consoles :D

Fallout 3 on the PS3 and Fallout 4's infamous 0fps on Xbox 1 come to mind lol.

I dropped resolution on ps3 to 480i when playing Fallout 3 DLC just to try and improve the frame rate. I've spent more time on Fallout 4 on xbox one than any other console mainly because it was the cheapest version I could buy at the time and not seen any frame rate issues at all that I can think of but may not have tried the early version, by the time I got it and played it, it may have been patched.

Yeah it was most likely patched alright, think it was a streaming issue from the hdd or something at launch but it did drop to 0fps at points

https://youtu.be/OPZXkdD1RwQ?t=1m58s

Just a bit after that should see it choke up.

Fallout 3 for me was all X360 and was glorious and then 4 I have on the shelf for the ps4... and I've yet to start playing it myself, annoyed to have it in my backlog so long now.