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Oh I guess I misunderstood. I thought all accounts had to be on the same console.

Can't say I agree....selling a bundle of NES games for a one time payment of $20 could probably fly, but yearly? No. If their "online service" meant they were paying for dedicated servers, then there would be some justification for charging (though $20 would still be overpriced) but as it is...

*shrug* Either way, the "New" 3DS is still in the same generation as the 3DS.

Just like the Wii U deluxe (4x memory) or the New 3DS.

A variation of the PS4 and Xbox One...sorta like the Wii Mini or the Wii U deluxe.

Which set a precedent. This generation isn't even halfway over.

Given how Sega failed....releasing a new system before the console generation is even halfway done feels really stupid.

Honestly, I thin Cracked is a joke but...they summed up all the issues I see with the Switch in this article: http://www.cracked.com/blog/its-finally-obvious-nintendo-doesnE28099t-understand-humans/

The difference is Nintendo doesn't need anyone's permission to make a Mario title. =P

In order: Belongs to Nintendo. Belongs to Nintendo. Belongs to Nintendo. Likely because nobody cares or because EA didn't go on twitter and say they had no current intentions of making the game for the Switch.

I don't even like Skyrim and I agree...and with that said, I would think Nintendo would make damn sure they get it, and yet...I can't help question why it wouldn't be confirmed at this point. Why isn't Nintendo on top of this? Are they just trying to give off the illusion of having more 3rd...

On one hand..."Yes, of course, Nintendo is going to make sure Skyrim comes to the Switch after showing it."...but on the other hand..."Why wouldn't they just make it official then? They heavily suggested it was coming and a lot of gamers are looking forward to it....there's no logical reason not...

And unfortunately they might not even get it since it isn't confirmed. I hate to be negative, but the Wii U had a lot of promises made for 3rd party support too and...if I'm honest, I could see the Switch failling to achieve this for all the same reasons. As far as my expectations are going...

I think Nintendo could do a better job with the family marketing too. They make it look more like it's a kid thing and parents can sorta "join in" if they want...and here they target just to adults. Well what if we started with an adult, and then someone younger--their little brother, son...

Doesn't look bad, but I wasn't fond of the trailer...it's basically people trying to take a ridiculously large "handheld" and play it in unrealistic situations: -I can't even play a 3DS while walking my dog. This would likely result in me landing on my face... -I'm not going to be gaming when...