@lifepsychedelic I 100% agree. When I stated next to everything, I meant everything that's popular and within reason (licensing issues). When it comes to quality I wish they would go the porting route that Hamster has been doing. I would rather own my games through means such as that rather than having a library tied to a subscription service that will eventually render all of the content untouchable.
@NewAdvent Agreed. Nintendo could end all of this in one fell swoop if they even just announced that they would be bringing over next to everything that previously existed from NES to Gamecube through either a virtual console experience such as NES online or availability to purchase them in the eShop. The Switch would sell billions.
But instead Nintendo is clearly going the snail pace route to maximize sales between generations. I will be utterly shocked if we don't start getting SNES titles in the fall of 2019.
Comments 2
Re: Hardware Review: To Enjoy The New BittBoy, You'll Need To Get Your Hands Dirty
@lifepsychedelic I 100% agree. When I stated next to everything, I meant everything that's popular and within reason (licensing issues). When it comes to quality I wish they would go the porting route that Hamster has been doing. I would rather own my games through means such as that rather than having a library tied to a subscription service that will eventually render all of the content untouchable.
Re: Hardware Review: To Enjoy The New BittBoy, You'll Need To Get Your Hands Dirty
@NewAdvent Agreed. Nintendo could end all of this in one fell swoop if they even just announced that they would be bringing over next to everything that previously existed from NES to Gamecube through either a virtual console experience such as NES online or availability to purchase them in the eShop. The Switch would sell billions.
But instead Nintendo is clearly going the snail pace route to maximize sales between generations. I will be utterly shocked if we don't start getting SNES titles in the fall of 2019.