I could see that with Gamepass. Like, I was holding off playing Call of the Sea, The Touryst and other indie stuff that looks colorful because if I had an Xbox Series X because it would make it easier for me to play on my OLED. Been looking for a nicer PC monitor for a while but at this point I will probably wait with that until I have a system that can run games at 4K at 60+FPS
I played the Touryst as part of Gamepass and it was okay at best. The main thing that game has going for it are mainly it's visuals and that's about it. I was able to get all of the achievements and stuff but having to go back and forth from island on the boat was rather annoying though. And some of the platform sections were very meh/felt like they were made much harder than they needed to be.
3 of the mini games that I didn't like because of how "hard" they were, were one of the arcade games, this one pull up thing, and this one rythm game.
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I think the digital age will force their hand. So many people buy their games digitally these days they are gonna want to play them down the line on hardware that isn't dead/supported. Nvidia is as good of a hardware partner as you can have nowadays too so as longs as their next system is indeed a new BC Switch...they will probably stick to this strategy until the end of the decade.
I'm not sure about that, hopefully they will do BC, Sony and MS did. With MS BC is a very big selling point compared to PS5 and N/S especially because of some of the extra stuff MS is doing with it, this is not the case of what Nintendo or Sony are doing.
People have large digital libraries and it's very likely that because of poor planning that they didn't think ahead about if software would work on future hardware and about maintaining online services.
By the way I feel that no matter what Nintendo will very likely force you to rebuy their old stuff.