A closer look at the Nintendo Switch’s impressive lineup of third-party indies.
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INDIES!!!
This just means I have to get one!
play on the go + indie games, go hand to hand for me, if nintendo can get as many indie games as any other console that would mean a lot for me.
Despite having a PS4 Pro, Xbox One, and a top of the line gaming pc, I think I will get Yooka-Laylee on Switch if it gets a physical copy, at least as long as it runs at 60 fps. As a throwback to Banjo-Kazooie and other classic N64 platformers, I feel Yooka-Laylee will feel the most nostalgic on a Nintendo System.
But if it only runs at 30 fps on switch, I will get it for PC.
I would have expected to see more, but that looks pretty good.
I can see myself getting Yooka-Laylee and RiME on the Switch.
I hope Playtonic let me switch out my PS4 pre-order for a physical Switch edition.