I suspect Super Lucky's Tale is another since it was leaked for Switch via CV profiles.
https://www.resetera.com/threads/ni...-super-lucky-tale-coming-to-the-switch.90575/
Also THQ Nordic could be involved because they are publishing MS games at retail on PC, and of course the OG THQ published MS's western games on GBA and DS (Japanese stuff like Blue Dragon were by others).
Yeah but what's Microsoft going to get from Nintendo? NSO and all those free NES games?
Yeah but what's Microsoft going to get from Nintendo? NSO and all those free NES games?
It makes sense, particularly long term, if they are really pushing towards heavy cloud and digital services. Partnering with Nintendo gives them a continued strong retail footprint for their IP and branding.Microsoft's new strategy is trying to be everywhere no matter the piece of electronics you're on so it isn't surprising.
They could, but obviously an IP like Banjo would resonate with Nintendo fans in a way it never could as just being released on Xbox.I don't get the Banjo comments... Microsoft could already make a Banjo Threeie and I don't see how this adds anything to that. Though, Banjo in Smash would be super cool.
A platformer featuring Bill Gates and Satya Nadella? I'm in.
Lol. Perfect world. I bet there's so much they can learn from each other.MS Published Games On Switch
Xbox Live/GP on Switch.
You scratch my back. I scratch yours.
Maybe Microsoft doesn't really view the Switch as a direct competitor and thinks of it more as a secondary supplement to PlayStation and Xbox. The two companies seem quite chummy as of late. The Xbox Twitter basically has a crush on Nintendo's Twitter at this point. I'm thinking xCloud for Switch, Rare games on the N64 Classic, and a Microsoft representative in Smash, as well as games like We Happy Few and The Outer Worlds getting late Switch ports.
Like I said earlier, who says it'll be Switch exclusive? A big title excluding the PS4, but with crossplay, would be a big for both Nintendo AND MicrosoftThe question isn't "why would Microsoft collaborate with Nintendo?" but "why would Microsoft invest heavily in software and make it all exclusive to a console that has a long history of not being the market leader?"
This is all want.I don't get the Banjo comments... Microsoft could already make a Banjo Threeie and I don't see how this adds anything to that. Though, Banjo in Smash would be super cool.
Money from being on more platforms. Also:Yeah but what's Microsoft going to get from Nintendo? NSO and all those free NES games?