Switch for me, handheld is amazing

Vita doesn't even have enough buttons to play most PS4 games adequately, not to mention that most places in the world don't have free wi-fi and if you're playing at home you might as well just play it on your TV.

Not to mention all the issues streaming has. There's a reason why the Vita and this feature hasn't taken off. 

PS4, to be fair I wouldn't play this portable at all. I mostly enjoy souls games online, I find the offline experience much less enjoyable. That and my brother (aka souls buddy) is getting the ps4 version. PVP madness :P

multiplats = ps4....

jrpg or level up system = portability... need to grind on my lunch break :P


so yeah I will be torn... does Dark Souls need a lot of grinding?

I wonder if this will have a pause button on Switch. Not being able to pause a start and stop game on the go would be pretty problematic. Maybe in the offline mode.

All switch games auto pause when accessing the system menu, and will start instantly once you go back into the game, it's a Switch feature, excellent for long playthroughs   

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And as I've said, I've never had an issue with Remote Play. In fact, roughly 30% of my Platinum for Scholar of the First Sin was earned on the Vita via Remote Play. The most usage it's had is while I'm visiting family (roughly an hour away, and it's frequent enough that bringing my PS4 each time would be a hassle).

Also not stating that Remote Play on Vita would be better than standard play on Switch. But for those out there who adamantly refuse to buy Nintendo, portability isn't going to be a feature they necessarily have to forgo.

Getting utterly destroyed by a red phantom that's infinitely better than you are is part of the Dark Souls experience lol.

Honestly I'm curious to see how the Switch actually performs frame-rate-wise. I wonder if there's enough overhead on the Switch for such a boost in pixel count from the PS3/ X360 and a version of Blighttown that isn't 10 FPS. Unless From Software has done serious optimizations, I have a feeling the Switch will have some performance issues.

60fps or 30fps. I wouldn't really be interested in the Switch version. Portability is not a selling point to me. Exclusive RPGs is the selling point to me for the Switch.