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I think whether third parties will stay will be a factor in that regard.
Probably another troll like the "Y Can't Metroid Crawl?" bloke on Miiverse.
Well, the Empire is the legitimate government
Well I mean, you know how many innocent workers died aboard either Death Star? Of course they're terrorists.
That's actually true though.
Whith the third party support list that was shown after the Switch announcement I think there will be enough games to get people into buying a Switch. I hope.
I agree, the Rebel Alliance, as it has been established so far, has gone after the empire in combat, which are all armed forces. That's fair game in war.
Not really. Terrorism is unlawful use of violence, especially against civilians, in pursuit of political aims. The Rebel Alliance hasn't been established to kill civilians in order to invoke shock and terror. Same goes for things such as the US Revolution and the US confederacy.
The giant list of third parties does look promising.
How can anyone call it legitimate when it was built on a coup d'etat with a mass killing of Jedis with the justification of it being an attempted coup
Yeah man...Well I mean, you know how many innocent workers died aboard either Death Star? Of course they're terrorists.
The Empire did nothing wrong, after all.
I've seen more of it as "the rebels are the real bad guys" instead of "from the perspective of the Empire"(who we all know loves to distort the truth)
This is me 100%. Love ketchup, tomato sauce and other things like that.
I don't know what you're talking about, the empire is pretty innocent, just look at their musical recruitment video.
Especially, but not exclusively
Wii U had a large list too and, well...
Still points remains, the rebel alliance and the empire are in an established war, destroying a military weapon such as the death star doesn't count as terrorism.(Especially when it was made to destroy you, you know?) Destroying the death star wasn't to invoke fear out of the Empire's civilians.(I mean, which they didn't know about anyway along with much of what the empire does/is.)
The Switch list is way bigger and has more stickler companies on it like Square Enix, who only develop for systems they believe in.
From the empire's perspective they don't count the rebels as a legitimate power so wouldn't recognize it as acts of war.
Actually, when I looked back at the Wii U's list it was kind of terrible, LOL. There were like eight companies and one of them was freaking Tetris. Not that the one we have now isn't 50% padding, but it's larger than both the Wii U and 3DS ones were even with the padding taken out and Bethesda of all people got on board despite scoffing at Nintendo when it came to the Wii U.
The problem is that watching it from the perspective of a citizen who supports the Empire is that they're either being mislead(and you can't sympathize with someone that believes in something you clearly know is not true) or people who know the **** they're doing but don't care as long as it benefits them(and who can sympathize with an evil richman who uses others for their own benefit?).
The point I was trying to make is that the initial list shouldn't be an indicator of how well a console will do. The console could still fail to make a splash even if there's a ton of awesome developers.
For starters, some of the DLC are just non-canon filler at best. Especially the beach, Boo Camp, weapon museum, and Anna ones.
I wasn't aware there was much left of Alderaan to look a-...I MEAN UHHH.
This must be Fake news from that rebel-leaning public news.
