At least the golf game was more or less an full game at launch, although the courses that you'll play through in career mode says otherwise. But the New Donk City course was essentially an meme version of mini-golf and I just stopped playing it, after that.
But it wasn't designed to be more than a portable. So how could it ever be good docked?
>buying a Nintendo console expecting it to be comparable power-wise to the other Big Two
I guess you have a hard time reading a person's previous posts and picking out the sarcasm.
You should stick to PC and just emulate anything that's Switch exclusive.
If that's the case, I wonder how many of them own the LITE version of the Switch even though it can't play some games without a wireless controller.
The Lite is doomed by design, when I think about it. But at any rate, I heard that you can't enjoy local multiplayer with quite a few games because everything is hard-coded to use wireless controllers.
GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE YOU NIGGER.
I'm trying to trap him into PC gaming and all the convoluted bullshit that comes with the territory
Gamecube games or GTFO. And even then, they'll probably screw up the emulation.
They should bring both. For single player I'm much more interested in NGC, but GBA would be awesome for multiplayer stuff.
GBA has plenty of good shit for single player too. The Metroid games, Zelda Minish Cap, Mario & Luigi, and Mother 3 (Ha...).
Oh, definitely, and NGC has tons of multiplayer too. It's just GBA was more difficult to find someone to play with, Pokemon was the only exception in my experience. NSO would change that.
Actually, according to numbers Nintendo themselves released years ago, its actually dead even the number of people who only play it docked and the number of people who play it portably. The actual minority was for people who used it as a hybrid.
We probably won't get Gamecube games on the Switch. The Gamecube had analog triggers which many games made use of (including Super Mario Sunshine and Luigi's Mansion), and the Switch has no way to emulate that because its own controllers lack analog triggers for some confounding reason.
What's to stop them from making the GameCube controllers mandatory, or god forbid them remapping certain functions?
Mario Sunshine used the analog triggers extensively and they found a way around that, they can do it but it'll take effort on their part which Nintendo is allergic to.
Nothing, which is why they will almost certainly do it.
Doubt they will put in that effort for the two dozen games they'd port from the system to make it worthwhile. Also flies in the face of emulating the games as they originally played on the console.
I kinda doubt it too, but did most games extensively the analog triggers? Also, they could just sell NGC controllers like they did for every other NSO console.