Gambit2483
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I have a feeling whatever they are doing with the rumored Twilight Princess remaster it is going to go beyond what they released on Wii U.
I have a feeling whatever they are doing with the rumored Twilight Princess remaster it is going to go beyond what they released on Wii U.
We will see. I fully expect "deluxe" or "Complete" editions of Switch titles w/ all DLC and increased graphics and frame rate. I am certain Bayonetta 3, Fire Emblem 3H, Mario Kart 8D, XenoBlade 3, BoTW, all get new packages.Given the popularity of the Switch and full BC of Switch games on the Switch 2, they'd be hard pressed to make 'Deluxe' versions of Switch titles.
Definitely getting new numbered entries for the likes of Mario Kart and Smash
They may as well do It for Switch's final major year. Nintendo's only confirmed games for 2025 are Donkey Kong Country Returns HD, Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition and Metroid Prime 4: Beyond (which everyone thinks will be a Switch 2 cross-gen launch title).Boring. I hope not. They've been doing this for like 2 years to stretch out the switch but I really hope that they're not going to keep doing it especially with new hardware.
I've been saying this since 2017 and everyone always says I'm dumb and "of course they'll release Metroid Prime Trilogy/3 on the switch!" I don't see it happening without a drastic rework of the game, on a gameplay level. Not just controls. (That is, unless the Switch 2 can somehow imitate pointer controls without resorting to gyro pointer emulation.)People forget how closely tied to the Wii control scheme and sensor bar Metroid Prime 3 is. It's not a GameCube port like 1 and 2 are. They will need to completely re-do the ENTIRE game in order to port it to the Switch. Star Fox Zero has the same problem, but with the Wii U contorller.
Nah, that would actually be a pretty damn good year had they not fucked over fatal Frame, Xenoblade, and TMS with all the censorship.Nothing will ever be worse than Holiday 2015 from Nintendo:
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That whole year was horrific for the Wii U, with the single exception of Spatoon:
- Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival
- Art Academy: Home Studio
- Devil's Third
- Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water [Also known as Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water]
- Kirby and the Rainbow Curse [Also known as Kirby and the Rainbow Paintbrush]
- Mario Party 10
- Mario Tennis Ultra Smash (2015 for Japan)
- Pokkén Tournament (2015 for Japan)
- Super Mario Maker
- Splatoon
- Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE (2015 for Japan)
- Xenoblade Chronicles X
- Yoshi's Woolly World
I wouldn't be completely sure of that considering the Donkey Kong Returns re-re-release.I have a feeling whatever they are doing with the rumored Twilight Princess remaster it is going to go beyond what they released on Wii U.
Would be so sweet. Remaster it with the visual quality of the Wii U demo. Add some cut content, remove loading screens and make the world more cohesive. There's a lot off little things they could do that would truly enhance the game:I have a feeling whatever they are doing with the rumored Twilight Princess remaster it is going to go beyond what they released on Wii U.![]()