Nintendo Switch Added A Ridiculous Number Of Games This Week

@kaminobenimizu: Wait, Chibi-Robo 4?!? There was a spin-off on the DS that barely got release in the U.S. (Wal-Mart exclusive?) Not sure if it was any good, but beyond that...?

I loved the graphics and idea of the first game, but it was too frustrating as I recall...but I'd certainly be up for more!

Oooooh right, the 3DS game! I OWN it but forgot about it LOL (Backlog!...I own more than...well, probably close to 100 unplayed 3DS/Vita/DS games LOL)

@rarerichz: well if @kaminobenimizu talking about 3rd party then yes, wii too. Just look at wii top 20 best selling titles, its pretty much nintendo + just dance. Oh maybe just look at the top 50..maybe we can find some lego games on that pretty much nintendo only list...

@rarerichz: Developers still received a lot of backlash because of inferior versions that were PS2 ports (an example would be Marvel Ultimate Alliance that is literally the same version with an altered code to block Moon Knight and Colossus on PS2 but can be unlocked by glitching) most of the time.

NOTE:I am not saying MUA (PS2/Wii) was bad, but that not many could do well on the Wii despite it selling many units. Well, non-Japanese developers. As the best titles came from Japanese developers mostly.

Even if the Wii was a success due to casuals, doctors, and curious gamers (not many), developers still had a hard time with it due to it being slightly superior to a PS2 only. Which led them to be wary of the Wii U. Along with most gamers that expected developers to skip the Wii U.

Nintendo was very lucky with the Wii. Had it not charmed casuals and doctors (they really helped boost sales), they would have been defeated easily, like with the Wii U (which was useless to doctors since the Wii was still used, and casuals didn't notice it was another console).

The Switch is seen differently because many saw it as a successor to the 3DS, had they seen it as another home console, they would have bashed it like the Wii U all over again. So this time, Nintendo actually planned carefully. Whether haters like it or not.

A portable PS3/360 was the wish of many, and Nintendo delivered. Now all it needs is support from developers doing "remasters" (we could see BioShock or GTA IV and V on Switch), with a few current games (DOOM, Xenoverse 2, or even Dark Souls 3, as they don't seem to require much power), and exclusives (like we saw from R* with GTA Advance and Chinatown Wars). It needs only a few pushes to be really appealing to even more people.

It can easily suit casuals and core gamers since it's a pretty powerful "hybrid" with no forced motion controls.