The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword - Nintendo Switch

[Odius]

If anyone can lend a hand getting a set of the joycons, I’d be eternally grateful

[Ashamed Pegasus]

Joycons are now listed on Amazon but not yet available for order.

[Steelmaker]

Originally Posted by hedliniv

You honestly missed out on a great system with amazing 1st party games....

Lol Wii U was not a great system. A great system has a balance of great 1st and 3rd party support. Wii U had virtually zero 3rd party support. With the advent of Switch, Nintendo has essentially rendered Wii U completely redundant as they have ported nearly every major Wii U title over to the Switch or released better sequels (Splatoon, Smash Bros, etc). Zelda Windwaker HD is about the only one left to be ported and I'm sure that's coming.

[rexcrk]

Originally Posted by Ashamed Pegasus

Joycons are now listed on Amazon but not yet available for order.

I’ve been keeping an eye on these. Hopefully they won’t be too difficult to get.

[David M]

Originally Posted by Steelmaker

Lol Wii U was not a great system. A great system has a balance of great 1st and 3rd party support. Wii U had virtually zero 3rd party support. With the advent of Switch, Nintendo has essentially rendered Wii U completely redundant as they have ported nearly every major Wii U title over to the Switch or released better sequels (Splatoon, Smash Bros, etc). Zelda Windwaker HD is about the only one left to be ported and I'm sure that's coming.

I had the most fun out of any system of that generation with the Wii U. I bought one for myself in late 2014. Me and my roommates at the time had an absolute blast playing the Mario titles, Pikmin 3, Smash, and especially Mario Kart, years before the Switch got ports. True there wasn't much third party support, but we were too busy playing Mario Kart to care.

[dmaul1114]

Yeah I haven't given a crap about third party support on Nintendo platforms from the N64 on. I buy them for Nintendo games, and now sometimes indies as retro-styled games are more palatable to me on a handheld than blown up on a big TV.

Otherwise, third party games I'm buying on one of the more powerful consoles or PC anyway so I couldn't care less if they get ports to Nintendo hardware or not.

I'd never have Nintendo as my only console, but that's true of the other ones as well. I love games and need all the consoles to not miss exclusives. PC I've learned I can live without as most of the exclusives these days just aren't in genres I enjoy now that most indies come to consoles.