I've only seen the price point thus far here's what i'm thinking...$300 sounds about right, especially since you're going to be able to connect your smart phone to the switch and there's a screenshot button which will become a video button which sounds cool. On top of that they're loosening their grip on region locking. From the sound of things that's going to be gone. The only issue I have is the size of the buttons. They're much smaller than the ones on the Wii U and when the sides were detached they looked even smaller. I'm not sure if that'll work, maybe offer a version with larger buttons for an additional charge? 2 to 6 hours non-stop playing SOUNDS ok but most tourneys go for much longer then that. Currently looking at some software lineups.

edit: 1-2-switch looks like WarioWare, I can already see the comparisons being made

Arms.....tbh it looks silly. Though I am thankful they're at least trying something new.

Ah they called it Splatoon is getting a sequel! Tbh some of the new special weapons look OP but it's hard to tell until the game comes out. Looks cool though.

Hrm Mario is in the city riding sphinx and throwing his cap ala oddjob? I think they're running out of ideas for the plumber but the city exploration looks fun! At least the title Super Mario Odyssey sounds unique.

Another Xenoblade meh this one looks alright but tbh I think two was enough.

And it looks like Fire Emblem is going to get the dynasty warriors treatment. How many franchises does this make thus far?

Four new dragon quest games...at least the lineup looks fairly diverse....

Too bad I can't read japanese, looks like another Shin Megumi Tensei game is in the works if the atlus trailer is anything to go by.

Project Octopath Traveler hrrm looks interesting.

Skyrim is coming out for the switch?!? Ok I'm surprised!

Hrmm a No More Heroes game on the switch as well. Ok....

Ah also that Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild. With how much they are hyping it up I hope it meets expectations.

However I am glad they're getting some third-party support.


The biggest drawback for the Wii U was the lack of games. Hopefully with the third-party support Nintendo is managing to drum up for the Switch that won't be an issue this time around. The only things that could mess this up, is undersupplying and no backwards compatibility. That's something they didn't touch on.