Greg Davies

Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is set to release on the Switch in 2018. I was really hoping for Call of Duty on the Switch, but I think we’ll have to wait until next year.

I actually liked Devil’s Third, but I think the biggest release on the Wii U goes to Splatoon. It set the series in motion, and provided the Wii U with something that was definitely “Nintendo Different”!

I’ve been thinking a Nintendo phone for years. Nintendo makes good portables, the Switch is another testament to that. Not sure if Nintendo could gain enough market share in the mobile phone market to make a difference, but I’d be up for a Switch smart phone.

There are 900 Korok seeds in the game.

To get the largest inventory screw possible you must find 441 seeds. Luckily the game is overpopulated with Korok seeds.

You have to select a teammate on the map.

While not original, I think getting DOOM is good for the Switch. The console definitely needs an online fps, and Doom along with Wolfenstein is a great start!

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3. Fire Emblem Warriors
2. Skyrim
1. Project Octopath Traveler

The Switch can’t play Wii or Wii U games. The Switch is only compatible with Nintendo Switch software, either a cartridge or an eShop download.

If you want a new Switch with an included game you’ll have to get The Super Mario Odyssey Nintendo Switch Edition. This bundle comes with the Switch & a digital copy of Super Mario Odyssey. I’ve pasted a list of all the current bundles available now down below.

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No the Nintendo Switch can’t play 3DS games. The Switch is only compatible with Nintendo Switch cartridges or digital downloads from the eShop. The 3DS is compatible with 3DS games and original DS games. The Switch is a complete departure from the DS/3DS era for Nintendo. I highly recommend getting a Switch. The ability to swap between a handheld…[Read more]