Did you think that was a fact?

Name me 1 big game coming on Switch other then Smash Bros this holiday season. 

I wonder why adisababa has been warned. Is there anything offensive on that post that I'm missing?

PS: Sorry if it's against the rules asking that, but when I don't get why someone was warned/banned I don't learn anything about what I should avoid to do here.

This is funny considering that Switch is dominating the top 10 or 20 of the software charts these days, and yet "it has no games", and most indie games aren't even recorded on the charts since they are usually download only so hmmmm, reality seems to contradict this guy's view.

It shouldn't even be a point of debate at this stage, like when someone mentions the system lacking things to play it this drought of games I feel like that person has actively gone out of their way to make a post about something they don't know about, it would be akin to me giving my views on period pain based topics.

From wiki

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nintendo_Switch_games

Games listEdit

Same thing as PS4 has no gamez. I guess when a console has no gamez on these boards then they become a really successful console.

Those games are mostly 2017 games and smaller 2018 games. In a year of noteworthy releases Mario tennis wouldn't have been the top seller anywhere.

As a Switch owner, it was collecting dust post SMO but recently I got Octopath and it has me hooked. But I wouldn't have gotten Octopath of Switch had any big release this year.

PS4 atleast had a plethora of multiplatform games. Also exclusive. Its 2nd year Infamous Second Son was amazing and Driveclub and LBP 3 were still big games, and it had Dragon Age Inquisition, GTA 5 and Far Cry 4 which were way better than previous gen console versions. Switch has a bad port of Wolfenstein to its name in the 2nd year, and Octopath while a good game wouldn't stand anywhere in a year of notable releases.

"For some reason the games industry doesn't seem to like sharing sales numbers with the public, so it's always interesting to hear about how a current game is doing straight from the source. This weekend at PAX I spoke briefly with one of the marketers behind indie sensation Dead Cells, who mentioned that the game is performing much better on the Switch than the PS4. No concrete numbers were provided, but I was told that the Switch version of Dead Cells is outselling the PS4 release by a factor of four to one."

https://www.destructoid.com/dead-cells-switch-is-outselling-the-ps4-version-by-a-factor-of-four-to-one-521320.phtml

Another Indie game killing it on Switch, you'd gotta be crazy at this point not to port your game to switch if your a indie Dev.

Those games are mostly 2017 games and smaller 2018 games. In a year of noteworthy releases Mario tennis wouldn't have been the top seller anywhere.

As a Switch owner, it was collecting dust post SMO but recently I got Octopath and it has me hooked. But I wouldn't have gotten Octopath of Switch had any big release this year.

No, indie games aren't the same as AAA games. Say what you want of Dead Cells but its no Dark Souls and can never fathom to be. There is more you can do with high production values and in a 3 dimensional space than a 2D game with minimal production values.

This fantasisation of annual games is hilariously bad. You sure people aren't thinking of big amazing AAA games like Spiderman, God of War and red Dead Redemption 2 when they point to the lack of such big games on Switch? I'm sure you do but you are deliberately framing in a way so that you have an easier time arguing with them.

PS4 atleast had a plethora of multiplatform games. Also exclusive. Its 2nd year Infamous Second Son was amazing and Driveclub and LBP 3 were still big games, and it had Dragon Age Inquisition, GTA 5 and Far Cry 4 which were way better than previous gen console versions. Switch has a bad port of Wolfenstein to its name in the 2nd year, and Octopath while a good game wouldn't stand anywhere in a year of notable releases.

1st part:

No most of the games are not from 2017. Four of them are - Zelda, MK, Splatoon, Mario - pretty much all the rest of the games dominating the charts recently in the top 10 or 20 are from 2018. Just checked the most recent Global July 28th software charts and yeah the big four games on Switch are obviously kicking ass but the other 11 of the top 15 selling Switch games are from 2018 (with Minecraft being that high up the charts because its a 2018 physical release), and that top 15 Switch games make up half of the top 31 games industry-wide. And you're saying Mario Tennis wouldn't have been a top seller if bigger games had come out...but we're talking about all systems here, so that doesn't make a case for Nintendo not having games, that only makes the case for no systems having top games this year, but of the games that have come out this year Nintendo is currently dominating since it is dominating the top 10 and has basically half of the top 30, all games from 2018 outside of Nintendo's big four from 2017.

2nd part:

No one would argue PS4 has more multiplat games than Switch. That's not what you've been saying. You're trying to say Switch has no games outside of indies, which clearly isn't true since it has been dominating the software charts which don't even include the indies that are dominating the Switch download charts. So in your mind it must make PS4 look realllly bad when despite having 4 times the user base and much more third party support it can barely get a game in the top 10 which Switch has been dominating this summer despite Switch having not a single major AAA release yet this year. Software charts shows Switch is doing fantastic no matter what you say, but if we take your argument it makes PS4 look even worse than the charts show if Switch is dominating despite having your claimed "no games" other than download-only indie titles.