...may we just assume they don't have any serious intention to gain a foothold with the Switch's eventual audience for their games?
Assuming the implied Skyrim port turns out to be real, imagine it'll be sold at 60$ while on every other system, the Skyrim Legendary Edition has been out for a while and is sold at a notably marked down price (more likely than not). Unless we want to overhype the added mobility of the Switch as "not the same content", another gold nugget from the Wii U days, I'd feel pretty stupid as a Switch customer having to shell out more than anyone else.
The setup looks a bit too similar to what EA pulled with Mass Effect 3 on the Wii U for me. They sold that port for full price, while simultaneously releasing the trilogy including all three games on the other platforms for full price. They went on to drop support for the Wii U due to lack of audience. A fool who thinks your attempts at building an audience lackluster, when you put so much effort in bullshitting potential customers.
Assuming the implied Skyrim port turns out to be real, imagine it'll be sold at 60$ while on every other system, the Skyrim Legendary Edition has been out for a while and is sold at a notably marked down price (more likely than not). Unless we want to overhype the added mobility of the Switch as "not the same content", another gold nugget from the Wii U days, I'd feel pretty stupid as a Switch customer having to shell out more than anyone else.
The setup looks a bit too similar to what EA pulled with Mass Effect 3 on the Wii U for me. They sold that port for full price, while simultaneously releasing the trilogy including all three games on the other platforms for full price. They went on to drop support for the Wii U due to lack of audience. A fool who thinks your attempts at building an audience lackluster, when you put so much effort in bullshitting potential customers.