Hello ya salty dogs,
With the rumor of a remake/reboot/rethink of Metal Gear Solid swirling in addition to a new HD collection, I noticed someone (sorry I dont remember who) mentioned how Konami could just put out Castlevania Symphony of the Night. Those of you in-the-know will no doubt be able to recall the brief handful of re-releases and their various audio and graphic differences. But uhhhhhh it's not on the Switch? Really? They put the castlevania collection on Switch! Even the spiritual sequel is on Switch! Would a lot of people buy it? In the grand scheme - no. But for such a simple project that would easily make up it's cost, it's odd.
Now I want to this clear, this is not a port whining thread. The above example is about my personal confusion, not my passion or desire to own a game on Switch. Another old example would be changing PSN names - which has since happened. Or a color screen GameBoy. Try to be objective and look towards audience trends that you believe would be successful even if you have no emotional investment in the property.
This thread is a "huh? That's strange" rather than shaming companies. In fact, we might even learn why some great ideas don't happen.
Explanation over be nice to each other :)
With the rumor of a remake/reboot/rethink of Metal Gear Solid swirling in addition to a new HD collection, I noticed someone (sorry I dont remember who) mentioned how Konami could just put out Castlevania Symphony of the Night. Those of you in-the-know will no doubt be able to recall the brief handful of re-releases and their various audio and graphic differences. But uhhhhhh it's not on the Switch? Really? They put the castlevania collection on Switch! Even the spiritual sequel is on Switch! Would a lot of people buy it? In the grand scheme - no. But for such a simple project that would easily make up it's cost, it's odd.
Now I want to this clear, this is not a port whining thread. The above example is about my personal confusion, not my passion or desire to own a game on Switch. Another old example would be changing PSN names - which has since happened. Or a color screen GameBoy. Try to be objective and look towards audience trends that you believe would be successful even if you have no emotional investment in the property.
This thread is a "huh? That's strange" rather than shaming companies. In fact, we might even learn why some great ideas don't happen.
Explanation over be nice to each other :)