Not to try to prove you wrong, as there a lot of exclusives on that list, and one more "multi" doesn't negate your point, but Oninaki is not an exclusive.
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What do you think of the Switch’s 2019 lineup after that Nintendo Direct?
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Not to try to prove you wrong, as there a lot of exclusives on that list, and one more "multi" doesn't negate your point, but Oninaki is not an exclusive.
My point exactly. Also dunno but DQ has been out for 2 years now, an "enhanced" version where they lumped the way it's played in the 3DS and PS4 in one version and added a JP voice isn't something to new. You also listed old ports underneath
Because If I were to buy a switch I would look at exclusives first. (Assuming I own PS4 or and XBOX/PC)
It's looking good, but they really got to start working on their huge gaps. This first half of the year is absolutely ridiculous.
Mario Maker 2, Pokemon Gen 8 and Astral Chain are day 1 purchases for me. Still waiting for the Daemon X Machina demo to finish downloading so I can try it and see whre I land on it (stupid slow ass phone internet). And we haven't got to the E3 announcements even. This year looks stacked
A lot of that isn't my cup of tea (yet), but at the same time I think 2019's looking impressively stacked.
Nothing for me until June except Boxboy. I need to see how Pokemon and Animal Crossing look before I give a grade. I got trolled so hard by that 2D Zelda lol.
2017 was the best year, but this year is looking really amazing. 2017 was 3D Zelda and Mario, and this year is 2D Zelda and Mario. Plus a whole mess of other stuff.
I guess that makes 2018 the worst year, which... actually sounds about right lol.
I guess that makes 2018 the worst year, which... actually sounds about right lol.
This direct fucking sucks. I am sick of Nintendo's shit andl--
EDIT: Sorry, that was my wallet typing. Me, I'm really stoked for this year!
EDIT: Sorry, that was my wallet typing. Me, I'm really stoked for this year!
It looks pretty great. No Spring title other than Yoshi is a bummer but for once they finally got third parties to play ball and provide a real buffer. They've got a pretty decked out schedule otherwise, and it seems like there's even more in store to be revealed soon. This could very well be their best year yet depending on how they play their cards.
I need something between its alright and the worst year yet. Of those games listed on the OP there are only three that I am really interested in but even with those I don't see them being Day 1 or maybe even Month 1 purchases. There are 2-3 others that I can see talking myself into once l get to see some actual gameplay but again nothing that I find super exciting. Like there are a big games that other people will love but for me so far it's shaping up to be meh at best.
We had a platinum developed Star Fox game and it wasn't particularly good critically nor commercially. I have no hope for these sidelined franchises at all at this point.
It's a good, but not great year to me. Super Mario Maker 2, Luigi's Mansion 3 and Yoshi are must buys, but yet another Fire Emblem while Advance Wars is just sitting there unused is a shame.
I also wish there was something with a bigger budget like a new Mario or Zelda game. A 3D Donkey Kong would've been perfect.
I also wish there was something with a bigger budget like a new Mario or Zelda game. A 3D Donkey Kong would've been perfect.
Move DOOM, MK11 and things like that under the games published by Nintendo.
It's so good. And you should insert TOWN
It's looking like an amazing year for me. There are at least 6 games that I'll be grabbing day one.
Still looking for a lot of third party support personally. I thought for sure we would have seen at least something from Atlus by now, for example. I still think it's weird to have Joker in Smash but no P5. SMTV was also mentioned around the time the Switch was announced and it's been total radio silence since then.
Assuming all this sticks, I think it is a pretty solid year. Easily the second best year of the system. Granted, it is basically by default considering how 2018 went but still.
Like what? fleshed out marriage with a cutscene? They still haven't talked about it
There's more P5 news in March, that's probably when we will know if P5 is coming to the Switch or not.
True, I guess I really need to give up the dream on those franchises coming back in a meaningful way.
Waaaaay better than 2018, and even rivals 2017. I only wish it was a bit more spread out so that the first half had more (like if Fire Emblem was in April that would've made a big difference in evening things out). NSMBUDX, Yoshi, and Mario Maker 2 for the first half isn't great, since that leaves three of the six months to just third party releases.
But the overall lineup is fantastic.
But the overall lineup is fantastic.
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They said "personal quests for each party member". We just need to know what they are. But we KNOW there is something.
Also marrying Jade alone is enough to push it to 10/10 for me.
It's okay. Better than last year for sure. But the first 5 - 6 months of the year being fairly barren is super disappointing. Back half does look packed and has a bit for everyone. Astral Chain and Fire Emblem are the highlights for me. Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 might be a purchase. And maybe Daemon X Machina, Luigi's Mansion, and Pokemon depending on how they look.
I feel like Zero was more on Miyamoto/EPD than Platinum. They just kind of went along for the ride doing assets and stuff.
Think about how good this lineup is already, and then think about the fact that there are things coming that we don't know about
