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I prefer to have the communication on the phone and I think it is neat idea, but they could expand it a little with game specific applications and perhaps demonstrate what they think it is developed for in the first place.

I like how communication doesn’t eat bandwidth from the game as it runs in the phone.

Added multiplayer into certain games would be a KILLER app. Co-op Smb3 would make everyone subscribe the online service!

These shareholders opinion pieces, mostly concerning about general feelings of Nintendo’s E3 show, sound a bit like advertisements for Switches fall, keenly anticipated by many businesses.

”could begin to”
”could still go either way”
”stock has lost.....While it has begun to recover.....”
”perhaps”
”perhaps”

Hmmm...nothing about Switch sales...

I would really like to have Gamecube controllers, but I only buy controllers with gyro sensor and HD rumble.

Silent Link for me.

Movies don’t have to be alike, and I would hate to see Zelda and Metroid as american action films.

If there ever was a Metroid movie, I wouldn’t have it any other way.

I just hope, that it has gyro aiming and local wireless co-op!

Co-op with own screens for each player is a killer feature to me and with gyro aiming would easily make this the ultimate version.

Pointer controls would make me buy it.

I would like to see a Switch ecosystem expanded with ”dockless Switch”, a ”Switchless Dock”(I mean a dock, that has the soc built in), and later perhaps a new iteration of Switch, that has a 3d screen.

Expand, but keep the compatibility.

@HappyRusevDay
I have a bit similar situation, but opposite direction;
I can’t go back to last gen controls from the immediacy of gyro aiming.

Even though the graphics are more pleasing, I just can’t stand the clunky movement of thumbsticks, and my XBone X is in danger to get unused, as the Switch is my FPS console.

Please add gyro aiming

What comes to parity, I actually prefer Switch versions if they are ported well enough to get into ball park, because I value motion controls more, than even better graphics.

I like directs more.

Input latency!

Is there going to be a breakthrough (or two, or three) in next couple of years, that would cut the input latency signifigantly?

I don’t mind subscription but input latency kills games.

I really hope, that they add pointer controls.

I just played the Thimbleweed Park with my brother, and man, the thumbstick controls in a pointer game was making us lose our hair!

Always add pointer controls to a point and click game!

The touchscreen is amazing, BUT:
I love playing these games with a friend, so to me a pointer controls are even better. You could even give own cursors to each player.

I hope they add gyro controls in there while at it.

Why would it be better to split eShop into ”regular” and VC portions?

I don’t care where I buy my games from.

It sucks, though, that without VC 3rd parties might not be as interested in releasing that many retro games, especially for somewhat less popular systems.

Just bought Arms, what an amazing game!!!

Also, the gyro made me finally buy the Doom as well.

I would be playing the Thimbleweed Park the most, but the analog sticks SUCK at point&click games! Gyro as well as secondary pointer for another player would make it perfect.

A bit of Mummy and Owlboy makes a nice break from analog stick puxel hunting frustration.

It looks good

To me the local multiplayer with own screens for each player is the most important feature, so the Switch version is by far the most promising version for me.

Like with most games, local multiplayer with each player having their own screens would make the Switch the best platform for me.

I might not even wait for the review!

I’m getting Doom for the gyro!

I’m loving it so far, and after a couple of hours I think I’m not even in half way through.

For the price, the lenght feels quite appropriate.

Its beautiful experience, and I am already sure, that it will leave me longer lasting memories, than most of the even more expensive games. Quite like The Lost Winds on the Wii did.

And please, Soma too!

I loved the demo in every way. I love the art style and think, that this would be the perfect way to remake FF6; it reminds the 16-bit classics, where the sprite art leaves some things for your imagination to fill, but the added 3d as well as depth of field makes it look almost real...or something, that exists.

And I especially loved the music!!!

But then they added electric guitar to the final music arrangement, and it immediately made the whole atmosphere flop for me. It’s less fitting to the fantastical theme, and brought it closer to the most mundane every day j-rpgs. One schlager metal solo, and the game is ruined to me.

I love Picross, but this milking is lazy and shameful.

Put a puzzle editor and colors there already!

I want better, I want gyro aiming.

Wireless multiplayer would make double dip.

Well, in addition to FF6 and Chrono Trigger, that FF12 Remake would also make me super happy.

Octopath is already my most eagerly awaited jrpg.

What comes to remaking things, the FF6 and Chrono Trigger are all I want. Perhaps made with Octopath engine.

I want Last Story 2.

And 1.

Does this or the sequel have wireless local multiplayer?

I hope, that Wireless local multiplayer starts to be a norm in Switch games very soon.

Gyro and local wireless multiplayer would make it my favorite version, regrdless of resolution and framerate.

Even hearing, that this is possible, makes me happy!

The best thing about the game is still missing.

Until the Murphy co-op is in the Switch version, the Definite version is the Wii U version.

It would be possible to play the touchscreen part on one Switch and have the platforming players play on the TV with another Switch.

Wireless local multiplayer is my favorite form of gaming, and I hope that will become a norm with Switch.

Split screen can go(but don’t have to, ofcourse) to other consoles, if you ask me.

And no gyro pointer in a point and click game.

I love the 3ds and I stop buying games for it, once it turns 2ds.

I wish Nintendo would make an alternative Switch version, that has 3d screen.

I hope someone would make a local co-op shooter; the Switch would be perfect local multiplayer console, as every one could have their own screen.

(And just put the damn gyro aiming option there)

No gyro aiming!?!

Even Wii version had pointer controls!

I’ll wait for a gyro support...propably until another game does it.

I hope, that this is the last time, when the ”same experience on all platforms” is the ”reason” for not using gyro.

Wireless multiplayer! Put it in there 🎃

One gyro controlled FPS for me, thank you.

Oh, could I also have wireless local multiplayer sprinkled on top of it as well?

So no hope for wireless multiplayer.

Gyro.

Although I welcome splitscreen option, what I really want for multiplayer in Switches case, would be wireless multiplayer.
(For 60fps AND screen for each player)

Could some one, please, just add an editor and online sharing into a Picross game, and keep selling it through the generation.

Perhaps colors too.