When Nintendo first showed off the Switch in a YouTube video at the end of 2016, gamers and developers alike were understandably cynical about its potential. After all, the Wii U looked intriguing at launch, but within months, sales had begun to crater and the release schedule slowed to a crawl. But the Switch was more than just the Wii U 2.0. It was a brilliant hybridization of the best of the home console and portable gaming. And it was massively successful. Of course, it's going to take more ...
Four times as many developers are working on games for the Nintendo Switch this year
BGR - 25 Jan 2018 01:54
When Nintendo first showed off the Switch in a YouTube video at the end of 2016, gamers and developers alike were understandably cynical about its potential. After all, the Wii U looked intriguing at launch, but within months, sales had begun to crater and the release schedule slowed to a crawl. But the Switch was more than just the Wii U 2.0. It was a brilliant hybridization of the best of the home console and portable gaming. And it was massively successful. Of course, it's going to take more ...
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