Notes

Splatoon, Mario Kart- Splatoon has new hairstyles and it is probably an upgraded version of the one for the Nintendo Wii U as well as the Mario Kart showcased in the trailer. It includes a character, King Boo, which was not in the original Mario Kart but the it overall seems like Mario Kart 8 but just a bit more upgraded. I would like both of these games to come to the Nintendo Switch, who wouldn't like to grab paint and splash the whole map with colour to get a higher score than the opposing team and race people across the globe?

Splatoon was a very popular game, and I like the fact that Nintendo is returning it for the Nintendo Switch. I remember last year for my birthday when I got a Wii U along with these two games, Splatoon and Mario Kart 8, I played for the whole day and I'm pleased that Nintendo will be returning these two games for their upcoming system. I mean these two games were both very popular, so it was pretty clear that Nintendo would be returning them back.


Star Fox for the Nintendo Switch - According to review scores, the previous Star Fox game, Star Fox Zero was a decent one. I didn't play this game myself, but I heard that a big reason was motion controls. As far as we know, Nintendo Switch doesn't have motion controls, and if it did it probably would of showcased it in the trailer of the Nintendo Switch. A user from Metacritic said that having to split your attention between the gamepad and TV really degrades the gaming experience, which seems to be a big reason why people found the game bad or quite decent. I believe that Nintendo said that the Nintendo Switch will not have duel screen setup, so I'm guessing that a Star Fox game without these two styles of gameplay would possibly work like the previous Star Fox games? Overall, I would like to see a Star Fox game for the Nintendo Switch even though Star Fox Zero didn't turn out to be that popular, I would still like the game to have another try and the franchise to continue, which began in 1993!

Paper Mario - This is a game that I wanted to try out for a very long time. I remember watching the trailer for the Paper Mario 3DS game back in 2011 after their E3 conference and thinking why Mario looked became paper. I wish I could go back in time and tell my younger self that this is Nintendo, and characters change form from game to game. One day Mario is a person in space, travelling to distant galaxies, and then he is in a paper world. Makes A LOT of sense, haha. Overall though, I'm sure that there will be a Paper Mario game releasing on the Nintendo Switch as its been out since the 2000s, first on the Nintendo 64, then on the GameCube, then on the Nintendo Wii, Nintendo 3DS and finally on the Nintendo Wii U. I really do like the way that Paper Mario is set out, and also I'm sure that there are dedicated fans that would like to see one for the Nintendo Switch.

Animal Crossing - A community simulation game, in which the human player lives in a village inhabited by anthropomorphic animals (which is a fancy word for animals that have human characteristics), that may sound like a horror game, but no it's game where you could do various activities including fishing, bug catching e.t.c in a wonderful world, haha. The first Animal Crossing game came out in 2001 on the GameCube, and the latest Animal Crossing game came out on the Nintendo Wii U, which was Amiibo Festival. Yes, that game that Chadtronic destroyed with no mercy, because the game is entirely based on amiibo. Animal Crossing would be great on the Switch, if it isn't an amiibo exclusive of course.

Bayonetta 3 - Bayonetta 2 was a Nintendo Wii U exclusive, which was quite successful when it released. It features a port of the original Bayonetta, which adds exclusive costumes based on Nintendo properties including Super Mario Bros, The Legend of Zelda, Star Fox and Metroid, as well as touch screen controls and dual audio tracks which I'm sure that Nintendo fans liked to see. The company behind Bayonetta, Platinum Games is in the list of third-party support for the Switch, so there may be a chance that Bayonetta 3 is in the works for the Switch, but it could be another Platinum Games title. Overall, Bayonetta 3 should be a title to release, even though I haven't played it before, it seems like an action packed game with a bad ass protagonist and I think it would be work great on the Switch. While I was researching more about this game since I haven't play it before, a friend told me that this game was not wanted by XBOX and Playstation as Bayonetta 1 was not so successful, so Nintendo funded the game for the Wii U as an exclusive.

Fire Emblem- This is another game that I'm not so familiar about, but the same friend Kelvin suggested that I mention Fire Emblem in the list of games that should come out on the Nintendo Switch. So, the first Fire Emblem game, Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and The Blade Of Light came out in 1990 on the Nintendo Entertainment System, initially known as Famicon in Japan.

You could play it on the go and on your TV, if Nintendo makes it a reality of course.

The turn based action may turn some people off but I really like the strategies involved and having to plan your every move

Pokemon games- There have been a few Pokemon games on the Nintendo Wii U, such as Pokken Tournament, PokePark which was also on the Nintendo Wii, and Pokemon Rumble U. I remember watching YouTube videos of PokePark awhile back when I was younger since it caught my attention, and I played the demo of Pokken Tournament and I must say, it is pretty good in my opinion. I like the idea of fighting Pokemon, while being a Pokemon yourself. I think Pokemon games like PokePark or Pokemon Colosseum which was released on the Nintendo Game Cube should return for the Switch.