@NathanDrakeSwag said:
@storm_of_swords said:
@xxyetixx said:
That's a lot of disappointed early adopters ?
With Zelda as a launch title, I'm pretty confident that most of the early adopters will not be disappointed. The people that are going to be disappointed, whether they want to admit it or not, are the people that are going to miss out on what will likely be the 2017 Game of the Year.
But after Zelda there will be a massive drought until Mario Odyssey. The only notable game releasing between those 2 is a Mario Kart 8 port.
And no Zelda won't be GOTY if RDR 2 releases this year.
After Zelda, the Nintendo Switch has the following first year exclusives:
Super Bomberman R
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
Arms
Splatoon 2
Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers
Xenoblade Chronicles 2
Super Mario Odyssey (Another likely Game of the Year contender. Two surefire Game of the Year contenders within their first year that won't appear on their competitor's platforms is pretty impressive.)
What great exclusives did the PS4 and Xbox One offer in their first year? Not much. The Nintendo Switch's first year exclusive lineup is already much better than the exclusives that the Xbox One and PS4 had to offer in their first year and I'm sure that Nintendo is saving a few surprises for E3 as well.
Now, I understand that not everybody is a fan of Nintendo games and/or retro style games, but for the people that are, and these are the people that are going to be the early adopters, this is already a great first year lineup, so to say that a lot of the early adopters are going to be disappointed is ridiculous.
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