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@Jimmy_G_Buckets
If they release a Switch 2 in the future that is backwards compatible, I see them creating a Selects line where they can sell 1st party games 50% off as regular price.

@1ofUs
Hopefully it will apply to us too

Bayonetta 3
Legend of Zelda Breath of Wild 2 (35th Anniversary)
Metroid Prime 4 (prob too far out)
Pokemon (prob on 2/27 announcement)
Earthbound would be great!

Wish SquareEnix would release some news about a possible FF4, FF6, DQ 4-9, or Chrono Trigger release, but with Bravely Default coming out very unlikely My last hope would be Mario RPG!

Eagerly awaiting SMTV news, MHRise and Crash 4

Prob smth about Silksong and Sport Story

@BenAV
My understanding was that Smash going forward will not have this many characters.
That seems counter-intuitive to me as well, but I believe that was said in an interview.
Only the most popular will move on

@Yosher
Rearrange would be great!

Spyro
Crash Bandicoot
Sora (KH)
Rayman

@Heavyarms55
And a more powerful chip and RAM!

Roll eyes
If Reggie feels the need to talk so much about Nintendo why doesn't he just go back to the company? What was the point of retiring? Unless it was "forced" retirement. He was/is a very loved figure in the US, but these interviews he is doing lately are just annoying.

@Cosmofantasmo
No prob
Lmk if you have any questions about any of those titles

@3dvCuong12
I heard the same
Unfortunately, I don't know if anyone picked up the rights or if they can even purchase rights to work with it

@Cosmofantasmo
I'll recommend some older games not mentioned here you can look into:
Bravely Default
Conception 2 Children of 7 Stars
Corpse Party Back to School
Dragon Quest (VII)
Fire Emblem Awakening (Fates Revelation, Valencia)
Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance
Kirby Planet Robobot
M&L Dream Team
Miitopia
Prof Layton (Series starts on DS)
Pokemon XY, ORAS, USUM (HGSS on DS)
Pushmo
Shin Megami Tensei IV, Devil Survivor 2
Stella Glow (like Luminous Arc and FFTactics)
Super Mario 3D Land (Duh!)
Legend of Zelda (Link Between World, Majora, Ocarina)
Tomodachi Life
Yo-kai Watch 3
Zero Escape: Virtue Last Reward (9Hr, 9 Person, 9 Doors is on the DS)

DS
Advance Wars Dual Strike
Chrono Trigger
Digimon World (Dusk or Dawn)
Dragon Quest (4-6, 9)
FF Tactics A2
Golden Sun Dark Dawn
Magical Starsign
Pokemon Mystery Dung Explorers of Sky
Suikoden Tierkrais

I tried not to double dip with franchises found on Switch and pick from my favorites. 3DS is an amazing handheld!

@Ralizah
Mobile gaming has taken over so much of the market in the past few years
I am all for Nintendo (or anyone else really) to continue making quality handhelds.
The industry is unfortunately moving away from this though
Even Nintendo has entered the mobile gaming market

And while we are on the topic of other consoles let me do some more port begging

Earthbound
FF4, FF6, FFT
Chrono Trigger
DQ 4-9
FE6-10, Awakening
SMT IV
LoZ: Oracle of Ages/Seasons
Kingdom Hearts: The Story so Far
P3-5
Tomodachi Life sequel
Yu-Gi-Oh Falsebound Kingdom
DS Castlevanias
Golden Sun reboot
Magical Starsign
M&L
Prof Layton
Suikoden
Disgaea 2, 3 D2
Yo-kai Watch
Kirby Planet Robobot
Stella Glow
Killer Instinct, E.V.O, Actraiser, Terranigma, Zombies Ate my Neighbors

@Kirbo100
If they can figure out how to rework the UI of some games I would love to have 3DS games on Switch
Loved Bravely Default (just hated how the mid-end was handled)
Also agree on the FE and SMT
As cheesy as it was, I enjoyed Conception 2
Kirby Planet Robobot which is way better than Star Allies
A sequel to Tomodachi Life
Prof Layton series
Stella Glow will never happen

@Ralizah
With mobile games taking over, handhelds were fighting a loosing battle
I myself much prefer physical controls, but people enjoy the convenience of loading up games on their phones
The Switch really was a genius idea
It was the only way to save handhelds

@Anti-Matter

Yeah that sucks!
Hopefully it will spring up
I really enjoyed it
Picked up on release as I figured 3DS was on its way out and would die soon
Good luck!

@Moonlessky
Its portability is unbeatable

@rockodoodle
It would have to be a game that came out 2017+ to replace

@Isaix
Is not weird at all considering it would require a lot of work to get rid of second screen for many games

I would like to add Miitopia and Yo-kai Watch 3.
Cpt Toad is fine on 3DS, but is available on Switch so its inclusion on this list makes no sense.
Every other amazing game I can think of came out before 2017 or the franchise is represented on Switch currently.

@Heavyarms55
I would love a route where:
1. All 3 lords confront Rhea and she goes into exile
2. All 3 lords deal with TWSitD
3. Edelgard dies saving Byleth and Dimitri
4. Claude joins Dimitri in stopping an invasion from his father
5. Ferdinand becomes ruler

A Selects line would go a long way of boosting sales if Switch successor is backward compatible. It would also encourage household to double-dip, specially for multi-player games.

@Tandy255
Yes, Selects are also on eShop
The prob with Selects is that they are dependent on region because is based on sales
If EU Nintendo branch decides sales are stagnant for a particular game, then they make it a Select. However, if MK8 keeps topping charts, it will not become a Select.

@Tandy255
It is my understanding a lot of work went into Awakening visual.
I agree, don't think is worth $60
You can buy it 2nd hand as your way of showing Nintendo your middle finger or wait for a "Selects" line in the future. I'm expecting "Selects" to be priced at 50% = $30. If they go for $40, I'm sure they will go on special at stores from time to time.

@Tandy255
They should be cheaper because there is no 3rd party involved, no cartridge, no case, no plastic wrap, manuals don't really exist anymore but that too. However, stores would drop games if they are cheaper on digital storefronts
That's Nintendo for you, they barely ever reduce their games. I disagree with you anyway. Games Don't lose value over time. If sales slow down because most people interested already have it or others are hesitant at the price, I think a sale is the right call until Nintendo decides to do a permanent price decrease with a Selects line. Probably when a backward compatible Switch 2 comes out with sequels for those titles.
I do think a whole bunch of Wii U ports that barely had any work done to be moved to Switch should not have been released at full retail pricing

@Res462
You can share games, you just can't all play it simultaneously
If you buy a physical game, you don't expect to be able to play it in multiple consoles.

@Jackharvest
They can all share games, just not play them at same time
Same as if you buy physical, you can pass the cartridge around but impossible to play simultaneously

@Ragdoll72
Is design that way so you cannot play the same software simultaneously.
Is the same thing as buying a game physical
You can share, but you can't both play it at the same time

@WoomyNNYes
Target has done this before

@sixrings
That's design to keep multiple Switches from playing same software simultaneously

@cleveland124
No, it was designed like this on purpose
You cannot use 1physical game cart to play a multiplayer game on 2 switches at the same time. Likewise, you are of course not allow to do the same with a digital game.

@DTfeartheBEARD
I understand 1 of each for collecting, but why 2 Animal Crossing?
I guess you are getting Monster Hunter and Mario one as well

@Tandy255
Digital cannot be cheaper than physical or stores wont carry them

@CEObrainz
There is a way to share digital games

@Gerald
It is annoying, but not at all difficult
"Main" Switch is your portable one
And the one you always have home would be secondary as it can always connect to internet
Is not so bad, at least we can do it

@Friendly Louis!
Oh and completely unrelated, but after seeing your avatar
I love FE7!
I can imagine a trilogy:
FE7, then FE6 and a new game or DLC that takes place before FE7, where we see all the heroes and Nergal during the Scouring.

@Friendly
Yes, I forgot all about Kingdom Hearts for a sec
I don't expect 3, but "The Story so Far" would be awesome!
Chrono Trigger would also be very welcome.
As well as Tactic Ogre: Knights of Lodis!

DQ 1-3 are available on Switch for $23.97 total
So DQ 4-9 for $60 total seems reasonable.
FF 7-9 are each $20. FF 10 and 12 have been $20 plenty of times physical. FF 4 and 6 for $20 each or $40 physical seems like a good deal to me!

I would be all over: FF 4 (with the extra content from all the diff versions) and 6 (with extra character from GBA) if they release on Switch.
I would also take DQ 4-9

November is not considered "soon", right?
I think the Pro/revision would be worth it with some significant upgrades:
5000 mAh battery
6 GB RAM
64 GB Storage
More powerful chip (to run games smoother, not for exclusives)
If not, I'll wait for a backwards compatible Switch 2 with all of the above or better, along with a larger screen

Lime green was the best!

@Brummieendo90
1st party definitely physical!
However, there are an incredible sheer amount of indie titles that are only digital.
The profit is coming from raised game prices vs. Wii era.
Also, % wise the Switch is selling more software/console

I am including my own personal review for anyone who may still be on the fence.
This game is light on "gameplay." You will "guide" the Old Man on his Journey by manipulating platforms. There are no instructions, but after messing around with the control you get used to the flow. Using touchscreen is more intuitive, but at the expense of the TV.
There are a few "cute" environmental interactions in an attempt to keep the constant platform maneuvering from getting stale. Playtime had to be kept low at 2 hours or the game would have become boring from the repetition.
The graphics most closely resemble a story-book style. They are charming, but not amazing.
The music progressively gets better up until the final "act" where it dips in appeal closer to the first few tracks. The soundtrack never reaches a level of utter nostalgia; it is not epic or likely to stick with you, but it is adequate at setting the mood.
This is a relaxing experience. It is a palette cleanser in between two huge games. It could also serve as a brief break from an intense, time-consuming game. The puzzles are challenging enough to give you pause, but never anything to make you stuck, angry or looking up the solution.
I recommend you complete it in one sitting for maximum emotional impact. The story is touching, but not as deep or powerful as it was hyped to be. I was left wanting more (not the platforms) depth. The foundation/intro was very solid. The resolution was satisfying, even though it was predictably bittersweet, devoid of surprise. However, the body of the story was very hollow.
I consider anything above 60 enjoyable. My personal score is 64/100. Overall, is not a bad game. Nothing truly stands out though. Every aspect of it is pretty mediocre. If you see it on sale for $2, then I say go for it, is worth that.

@SwitchForce
4K Docked on a huge TV I understand
4K Portable is ludicrous ppi wise with that size of screen, not to mention it would eat the battery in few minutes.
The future will continue tech advances, but I don't expect a Switch 2 capable of a 4K screen. Maybe Switch 3.
In any case, I hope for a toggle, when that eventually happens, to have option of lowering resolution to increase battery life.
Is not about how much "you" or even I are willing to pay. Selling less Switches for a higher price makes no business sense.

@SwitchForce
Personally, 4K is not a must. I welcome it, but it is not necessary. I much rather the money go towards chip, RAM and/or storage.
Swappable battery is a great idea, specially if they don't want to spring for 5000 mAh and want to pass on that expense to customer.
In regards of cartridge size, I imagine something along the lines of DS vs 3DS, with a nudge so new games cannot fit/run on current Switch. I expect current digital games to also cross over to it.

@SwitchForce
Bigger is better of course!
My numbers were meant as a min for that price tag.
Unfortunately, I think your specs are impossible with your price point
And we cannot expect a larger price tag as Nintendo should and actually wishes to maintain a competitive/lower price than other consoles

My wishlist for "Switch 2":
1. Powerful chip: Be able to play more demanding games. Make all current games 60fps
2. Screen size & Resolution: 7.3in 1920×1080 screen with "power-saving" toggle to 720p resolution and smaller bezels
3. Battery: 5000mAh
4. Backwards compatible: to current Switch
5. Internal storage: 64GB
6. RAM: 8GB
7. Better Joy-Cons
8. Price: $400

Nintendo is all about innovation. I think they should continue to experiment. They should keep pushing on boundaries to give us the next brilliant idea, the next "Switch" However, that should be a second line, on the side.
The Switch deserves at the very least a direct successor with backward compatibility that improves on performance through a more powerful chip. By the time it is released, maybe 4K TVs will be widely available in the homes of gamers to make it an attractive feature for the console. I am content with 60 fps 1080 p, but more is of course better.

I am not a Nintendo fanboy that needs to come out in its defense everytime anyone bad-mouth it. In fact, I'm very disappointed with how they have handled the Joy-Con fiasco. I had a good image of Reggie prior to this moment. You don't go around talking about internal matters just to make yourself look better.

@nessisonett
PS also missing:
Animal Crossing
Astral Chain
Bravely
Fire Emblem
Hades
Ori
Pikmin
Smash
SMT
Splatoon
Xenoblade
Luigi/DK/Yoshi

Nintendo missing:
Persona
Kingdom Hearts (Music doesn't count)
Mass Effect