Let's not forget that PS4 marketed itself on indies for years and years on end because it had pretty much no games. I mean ... we'd all like to forget that, but aside from one or two good Triple A's per year it's pretty much the truth.

Switch will never match PC, and it will never match PS4 because PS4 had years to cultivate indies. Even if we accounted for how many games both will end up with in a similar time frame, it's probably easier to put an indie on PS4. Still, I do think that Switch is the best place to play indie games, aside from PC. I think the problem I have is that a lot of indie games are practically made for a controller, so Switch usually wins out.

I like Indies on Switch for the portability, but they are pretty pricey compared to steam. IMO an Indie should cost $10, not the $20 - $25 that is getting charged for Shovel Knight and Sonic Mania.

As far as Im aware, the ones going to Vizioneck are the ones that get banned here.At least a good number of them.And they get banned here for a reason.Its not anyones fault that we do get then the wrong type of PS fans, if they are the ones that are indeed more PS oriented.But thats beside the point.

And I think you are comming from a "biased" point of view in my opinion.The last few months, or last year really, has had more Nintendo threads made because Nintendo is not only currently the underdog, but also because it had/has a new console announced and released.The same happened to both Sony and Microsoft back in the time when they were about to reveal their new consoles, and the year after, if Im not mistaken.And with games with the quality of Zelda, Mario and Xenoblade comming out, plus all these "stereotypes" that Nintendo is breaking, they are bound to be the one most talked about.Not that quality games are not releasing on PS4, Horizon is a great game, Crash was talked alot back when it was released and Persona 5 is a masterpiece, but Nintendo is having what will probably be called the best first year for a console ever, or at least close to that.Its hard to compete against that in terms of discussions.

Now about Nintendo being the company with the most wanted games, well... they ARE the best developer in the world, wether you like to admit it or not.And they got a shitton of studios under them, so they always have alot of new games every year.Plus this forum is a bit more Nintendo oriented.But saying that it is mostly Nintendo?Thats just false.

But those prices are the same for every single platform, save the odd exception like Rime....

The problem with Steam, as far as I'm concerned, is that sales are a bit too much. It's weird to say, but it doesn't feel right that a game which is made with passion, it's solid in almost every conceivable way, and you can pay like 2 bucks and get it. I mean, I don't know about people, but I like to fund my hobby. It just keeps the wheel turning, and more games coming.

Well it depends.If iots a game you are not really sure that you will enjoy, or that the developer doesnt have a good track record or doesnt have one at all, its a fair strategy.

But for one that you know you will like, then yeah I agree.

The Switch is getting lots of big name indies, because those indies launch on all available platforms once they've proven themselves to be strong sellers. The rate of good to bad indies is very high on Switch for this reason. But, we'll need to see if indies start launching on Switch at the same time as other platforms, and see how well they sell on Switch, to get a good idea of the real health of indy scene.

Hey, its my opinion lol

And as I said before, as Im a console gamer(even though I game on PC too), I may be a bit biased in this point.