JunkerWoland
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I'd purchase Mario 3D World on Switch. There's nothing else I want from the Wii, or at least, not ported in the same state as their existing Western releases.
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Which Wii U first party game would you like to see ported to Switch?
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OldBoyGamer
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Tbh I’d rather have an HD port of the 3DS’ 3D Mario Land because it remains far superior to 3D world.
Joelenheimer
Member
Pikmin 3. I owned it for the Wii U, but for whatever reason I just didn't play it. I can't remember if I didn't like it, or just didn't have time for it. But I would like to give it another shot, regardless of why I didn't when I bought it. Also another port I'd like on the Switch from the Wii U would be "the Legend of Zelda: the Wind Waker HD", I know it's a port of a port but dammit I wanna play that game again!! Should never have sold my Wii U, feel like a dum-dum ever since.
Zog
Banned
Yep, even the Wii U version was downgraded because of the Switch.
cireza
Banned
I voted for Tokyo Mirage, but here again, it would be a downgrade since the Gamepad is heavily used. It replaces the phone of the main character, and you look at the gamepad just as if you were looking at your phone. It also has all the map and enemy information and is very easy to use for navigation.
Xenoblade Chronicles X would be complicated to port for the same reason. The gamepad is a true "management app" and it feels natural to simply look at the gamepad. It feels like you are simply looking at a tablet that the main character has on him to manage his resources, look at the maps etc...
It is news to on one that having two screens is great for RPGs anyway. DS proved long ago already. Wii U was a continuation of the concept.
Xenoblade Chronicles X would be complicated to port for the same reason. The gamepad is a true "management app" and it feels natural to simply look at the gamepad. It feels like you are simply looking at a tablet that the main character has on him to manage his resources, look at the maps etc...
It is news to on one that having two screens is great for RPGs anyway. DS proved long ago already. Wii U was a continuation of the concept.
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VectorVictor
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I want Ogre Battle 64.
I mean, Nintendo did publish it when it came out on the N64 originally (even though Atlus developed with Nintendo)...and it was re-released on the Wii U, so it's a legit pick...
...right?
I mean, Nintendo did publish it when it came out on the N64 originally (even though Atlus developed with Nintendo)...and it was re-released on the Wii U, so it's a legit pick...
...right?
Zog
Banned
I want Ogre Battle 64.
I mean, Nintendo did publish it when it came out on the N64 originally (even though Atlus developed with Nintendo)...and it was re-released on the Wii U, so it's a legit pick...
...right?
Title screen says Licensed to and Published by Atlus USA. Developer was Quest which was dissolved by Square Enix.
Shaqazooloo
Member
I'd buy Devils Third just to see how ridiculous it is, I guess.
Acerac
Banned
Mario Maker should count as a new game.
Seriously why hasn't this thing hit the Switch yet?
Yoshi
Headmaster of Console Warrior Jugendstrafanstalt
As long as they include a full set of new Nintendo-made levels, I'd agree. However, I guess it's not on Switch, because the Switch has no resistive touchscreen, which is the optimal way to control the level editor.
DunDunDunpachi
Patient MembeR
You can get capacitive-tipped pens, though.
What if Nintendo shipped the game with one inside? It would help justify a third port of the same title.
Acerac
Banned
Tell that to Splatoon, damned game had it's best feature removed! Like Splatwoon while the change would certainly impact a large part of the game, at least the gameplay would not be impacted. I am confident a much more active userbase would be plenty of incentive for level creators to put in the extra effort that would be required.
Nintendo should be able to whip up a decent set of 1-4 through 8-4s without much trouble, at this point I think it's fair to expect that. Personally I'd be happier to have a better method for searching and sharing levels.
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Hell, would it be unrealistic for Nintendo to go through user made levels and select a few that they could present as a cohesive world every month or so? Level creators would kill for the chance to get N to rep their stages, and players would love seeing the cream of the crop.
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Yoshi
Headmaster of Console Warrior Jugendstrafanstalt
It's a case of "it's better than nothing". I have yet to use a capcitive pen that comes close to precision and speed of a resisitive one, but for the context of Mario Maker, they would suffice.
Honestly this I agree with. As a home console player I never had any of the portables after game boy color and any that don’t use the second screen very heavily I’d love to see ported to the switch. They could use the HD screen of the portable (and the TV) to arrange any second screen stuff where it would make sense.
At least then I’d feel pretty good about paying top dollar as they’d have to put in some decent pork work. It would coincide with a switch lite/mini and switch pro/plus rumors.
Now that the switch seems to work well enough and is home console enough for the west and portable enough for the east they can start to wind down the DS and go low-end and high-end sku.
Still the saddest thing about the WiiU is no proper Zelda that went all in on the distinctive things that made the WiiU special. Nintendo delights best when the gimmick of the hardware is tightly coupled to the software.
Ulysses 31
Member
No love for Sonic Boom Rise of Lyric, eh?
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Terrible_Majesty
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Kid Icarus Uprising: Remastered in HD
Could never get used to the controls on the 3DS. Dual analog and the Switch Pro controller could fix that
Could never get used to the controls on the 3DS. Dual analog and the Switch Pro controller could fix that
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Wolfgang Jr
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Weird Joe's Super Art Fantasmica or whatever it was called - the one they teach you how to paint.
BusierDonkey
Member
Though I have no idea how they would handle the map as well as the WiiU version, I really want Xenoblade X ported over. Having said that, I don't know if I am up to restarting that game from scratch, there isn't really an end to the thing if you start getting into the endgame shit.
Orenji Neko
Member
I want new games, but I would definitely take every first party WiiU game that hasn't made it to the Switch yet to fill the gaps between the new games.
I suppose I am asking to have my cake and eat it too, but hey, wishful thinking and the like.
I suppose I am asking to have my cake and eat it too, but hey, wishful thinking and the like.
Paulistano
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LucidFeuer
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Wonderful 101 obviously. This game was so promising and enjoyable, sort of a new Viewtiful Joe but they didn't pursue because of...well Nintendo's and Wii U's failure
UltimaKilo
Gold Member
I think Super Mario Maker, Super Mario 3D World and Pikmin 3 should make their way this year alongside Wind Waker. They would be ports, which should be a quick turnaround for 2019.
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