Wiimote was originally a planned GC peripheral.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2018/10/japanese-auction-reveals-nintendos-first-wii-remote-for-the-gamecube/?fbclid=IwAR2Xwplw_AwwqRSzqNIB1AadEiHyJP-ERqEymeYR-LfnT8lB62Wjz6Z4_zM

I wonder what number they will reveal concerning Switch shipments.

I'm going to guess that NS may have passed GC numbers at this point.

Bethesda on Switch support:

"The Switch is something I can say with certainty that it's a part of every conversation with every dev we have now about what we're doing going forward because we consider it to be a viable platform. "

"What we have seen compels us to say, '[Switch] is a viable platform for the kind of things we do going forward."

https://gonintendo.com/stories/321410-bethesda-says-fallout-76-wasn-t-doable-on-switch-but-pledges-m#comments

Seems right now they are focusing in on shooters.  Capitalizing on Activision's disinterest.

Activision wouldn't really make much difference to them tbh the type of games Bethesda put out are closer to the tastes of Nintendo's userbase then what Activision puts out for example the likes of Doom and Wolfenstein are more in line with games like Turok. The fact that Bethesda are even looking into seeing if Rage 2 can be ported highlights they really want to carve out that spot among the Nintendo userbase for the long haul and future platforms.

Bethesda statement makes me wonder: Would they be willing to make an AA games to target the Switch, even if it does indeed end up multiplatform?Would certainly be interesting to see.

Well, they have so many teams and all of them are most likely working on AAA titles so I doubt it. 

I know, but its nice to dream.

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