Topic: Three Software Updates to take Switch to the Next Level!

Deal with Steam unleashing their library on the Nintendo Switch with the following three software updates, as Steam replaces the Nintendo E-Shop.

1) Converting Computer Game Hotkeys like F1 into the A button etc...
2) Converting Games onto a Graphical Setting that would work on the Nintendo Switch
3) Converting the Mouse into Touch Screen Controls as a handheld or Motion Sensing as a gaming console.

Of course you would need to test that each game works properly with the software before releasing it on the Steam Switch shop.

@Nathanael Am I missing something? Steam don't release games on Switch...

@Matthew010

There is loads of Steam games on the Nintendo Switch and with these software updates a deal might go through...

@Nathanael Steam wouldn't release games on rival platforms. That kinda defeats the point of their own storefront.

I already have Warhammer Total War, but wouldn't it be amazing to be able to play it on a handheld like on the bus without having to purchase it again...? With the VR kit imagine playing a Total War game on your TV using the motion sensitive controls, to have a truly immersive virtual reality gaming experience...?

...what?

@Nathanael I don’t know what you’re on about, but the VR is for handheld use...

@Octane

Just imagine the potential to play non subscription games like Revelations Online or Guild Wars 2 anywhere you want where there is Wifi? Or even can you imagine playing RTS games by using your motion sensing controller instead of a mouse...?

Man I confuse easily. I'm not too sure what you are trying to say mate, but I guess the general gist is how amazing it would be to have you fave games on the Switch...and I can get behind that

@Nathanael
No, i don't want.
I want to play my games from Nintendo / Sony brand with legit physical cart / disc, not by streaming or digital download only.

Personally, I don't care much for digital copies. Only if it is way cheaper than physical. But that's just me. Especially on the switch since it has very little space on it.

Ok. First, I think this would be better to discuss in the actual Nintendo Switch thread. https://www.nintendolife.com/forums/nintendo-switch/what_do_y...
Second, if developers could port all their games to Switch with the click of a button, trust me, they would've. But you would also have to pay a second time to play it on a new console. That's kinda how business works. If they put in extra effort, you have to pay for it.