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I am right there with you, and it’s why I have a switch. I want the Zelda, and Mario games. And my kids and I can play Mario cart. But we all refuse to play that game with my wife, she smokes all of us as it is the only thing she plays hahaI’ll get one just because I want to play the new Mario games, Zelda games and the new Metroid.
My wife sucks at most games (FPS and the like) but we have lots of fun playing Mario and other Nintendo titles and when our daughter is older, Nintendo is the perfect bridge into other platforms of video games if they catch on for her.
As far as the Switch 2 itself, there’s not much about it out yet, but I wouldn’t say I’m excited for it, I’m just a sucker for Nintendo titles.
I hope they may drop the innovative route they’ve been going down since the Wii someday.
I want a Nintendo console like N64 and GameCube but I’m sure that’s my video game roots talking.
They’re gonna keep doing what they’re doing because their product will sell in Japan and the US regardless, so I will continue to ride the wave, so to speak.
I’m definitely the Kart master in my house.I am right there with you, and it’s why I have a switch. I want the Zelda, and Mario games. And my kids and I can play Mario cart. But we all refuse to play that game with my wife, she smokes all of us as it is the only thing she plays haha
The N64 and Gamecube are very different consoles imo. N64 was Nintendo stubbornly sticking with cartridges to avoid people stealing their games but in doing so most of the good Japanese developers left for Sony. The only reason the system didn't bomb is that they made a few of the most influential games of all time. I dont think a lot of those directors are still involved with games much. The Gamecube was Nintendo going all-in on the most powerful hardware they could get and getting some of those third party people back and imo its a much better system.As far as the Switch 2 itself, there’s not much about it out yet, but I wouldn’t say I’m excited for it, I’m just a sucker for Nintendo titles.
I hope they may drop the innovative route they’ve been going down since the Wii someday.
I want a Nintendo console like N64 and GameCube but I’m sure that’s my video game roots talking.
They’re gonna keep doing what they’re doing because their product will sell in Japan and the US regardless, so I will continue to ride the wave, so to speak.
Oh no, it won’t fail for sure.The N64 and Gamecube are very different consoles imo. N64 was Nintendo stubbornly sticking with cartridges to avoid people stealing their games but in doing so most of the good Japanese developers left for Sony. The only reason the system didn't bomb is that they made a few of the most influential games of all time. I dont think a lot of those directors are still involved with games much. The Gamecube was Nintendo going all-in on the most powerful hardware they could get and getting some of those third party people back and imo its a much better system.
Japan really struggled with the transition to HD and games just costing more to make. Capcom was struggling to stay in business IIRC and thats Capcom. The Wii coincides with that struggle and a lot of the games are just...ok. Thats doubly bad because the Wii really isnt any more powerful than a Gamecube.
Now Japan is making most of the good games outside of indies and Nintendo runs Japan. There isnt much reason to think a Switch 2 would fail.
Yeah, a lot of the motion control Wii games are an evolutionary dead end in video games.Oh no, it won’t fail for sure.
I admit most of my desire for a “classic” console stems from almost exclusively nostalgia. It’s not like I can’t play the Switch with a Pro Controller, because I do and the option for games on the go is cool as well.
The Wii’s a lot of the time forced motion controls I did not like and initially I didn’t get into Skyward Sword for that reason, I bought the HD remaster on Switch when it was on sale awhile back but haven’t played it yet, as far as I know a lot of it was changed to less motion control or at least alternatives to it.