No please! I have a New 3DS and a Switch, and I would prefer it on the Switch. Let's go for release it on both. But being a new game I don't think it will be financially sound releasing it on 3DS.
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Nintendo president differentiates Switch / mobile games, talks future of 3DS and Labo, eSports, Chinese market
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No please! I have a New 3DS and a Switch, and I would prefer it on the Switch. Let's go for release it on both. But being a new game I don't think it will be financially sound releasing it on 3DS.
I'd say his comment about 3ds being a good budget option could be fluff since it's still January but maybe it means no major switch price cut for another year, as obvious as that may be to some
They're absolutely pushing the budget angle. The $80 2DS with Super Mario Maker, now the new $20 Nintendo Selects, and New 2DS XL isn't too pricey either.
You can be playing Zelda and Mario for $100 on the 2DS, and that's just an incredible deal. Or go for New 2DS XL and two games without even touching $200, that's really good value.
I think Labo was held back by its marketing honestly. The "lol cardboard, that will break in five minutes jokes" are very easy, so it's hard to make the general public aware that:
a) You can do all sorts of crazy custom projects with it
b) The templates are free so you can make replacement or 3D printed parts super easily
The performance of "No Tears Left to Cry" entirely using Labo instruments was a huge step in the right direction, but they should have doubled down on that footage.
a) You can do all sorts of crazy custom projects with it
b) The templates are free so you can make replacement or 3D printed parts super easily
The performance of "No Tears Left to Cry" entirely using Labo instruments was a huge step in the right direction, but they should have doubled down on that footage.