For me, none, because the only major advantage Switch has over Wii U is portability and it is not too much important to me. Except for games that depend heavily on the Wii U gamepad (e.g., Zombie U), everyone can be ported, but with half the price (come on, $59,99 is crazy!) , of course. I think they can create a new series such as New Play Control!, something like "On the go!" hehe
Recipe for success: 1 - Drop the price to $249,99 AND include 1-2 Switch (optional Zelda bundle for $299,99), 2 - Sell it as a mainly portable console (instead of a home console you can play everywhere), 3 - Launch a main Pokémon title ASAP (Soon/Moon port with improved graphics is fine), 4 - Publish the full technical specifications and emphasize that it is the most powerful portable console ever created, 5 - Give Wii, Gamecube (little graphics and frame rate performance improvements, just like Xbox One backward compatible titles) and indie games for Nintendo Network subscribers OR simply don't charge any fee for online playing (as it is today).
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Re: Poll: What Wii U Ports Would You Like to Play on Nintendo Switch?
For me, none, because the only major advantage Switch has over Wii U is portability and it is not too much important to me. Except for games that depend heavily on the Wii U gamepad (e.g., Zombie U), everyone can be ported, but with half the price (come on, $59,99 is crazy!) , of course. I think they can create a new series such as New Play Control!, something like "On the go!" hehe
Re: Soapbox: Nintendo's Switch Plan is Starting to Take Shape
Recipe for success: 1 - Drop the price to $249,99 AND include 1-2 Switch (optional Zelda bundle for $299,99), 2 - Sell it as a mainly portable console (instead of a home console you can play everywhere), 3 - Launch a main Pokémon title ASAP (Soon/Moon port with improved graphics is fine), 4 - Publish the full technical specifications and emphasize that it is the most powerful portable console ever created, 5 - Give Wii, Gamecube (little graphics and frame rate performance improvements, just like Xbox One backward compatible titles) and indie games for Nintendo Network subscribers OR simply don't charge any fee for online playing (as it is today).