Why Nintendo Confidence is on the Decline

@powerati Greedy, short-sighted and ignorant of anything but money.

@nightfire145 people really forget the gravity of Monster Hunter games. As much as I'd love to play MH World, I dont have (or plan on having) a PS4, and the switch is the perfect console for MH. It's everything the 3DS offered, but with far stronger graphics, controller options, and software power

@extragarb exactly my point. they had a ton of games that were great on the ds and with how the zelda game did and how it looked just imagine what they could do with all the other games that were on the smaller processors of the ds but bulk them up, make them bigger, or make then looks so much better. The one thing the ds had over the rest of their consoles was mobility which they made a great stride with the switch and its great mobility.

@nightfire145 Ditto

@stefanni_mah I did some research, basically if you plan to play single player games at home, gen 1 is perfectly fine. If you play games that aren't battery draining if you are playing it on portable gen 1 is also fine. As Ashley said, Nintendo is very single party heavy, the stuff I mention only affects very little and some accepted it as is. Gen 2 may come in 2022 base on Nintendo history of their next gen consoles.

@stefanni_mah I'll sell you mine.

@captianShade as a pokemon veteran (gen 2 all the way) I know what you mean. The core main series game we want is coming in 2019, and its better that way. Let's Go gives them a whole game to build and curate the pokemon engine on the switch while also expanding the audience a bit, as well as giving them the time to properly put together the main series game. It's better to wait a year than for them to push a rushed gen 8 game out the door this november