Games I would like to see on Switch ver. 2.0

Release the year the Switch released, this game from the Atelier devellopers Gust was a RPGs featuring magical girls. It is a turn by turn RPG and contain slice-of-life moments... Like Atelier, but without the alchemy elements. I've wanted this game since I started Atelier, as there was a DLC in Atelier Lydie & Suelle about that game.

There's never enought Clannad! This visual novel is a side-story to Clannad, having 16 different stories following various characters from the acclaimed Visual Novel. Unlike Clannad and Tomoyo After were on PC, this VN is already in 16:9, so the only improvement would be a brand new UI, like any VNs Prototype released on Switch.

This game take place in an alternate universe of Fate/EXTRA. But it is lewder and never released outside Japan for this very reason. It is a RPG that take a Rock-Paper-Scissor system and you travel throught 3D dungeons. It would be awesome if it could reached a western audience, as we saw with Moero Crystal H last year.

This remake of the PSP game Fate/EXTRA didn't received platforms yet, so this is why I include this game here. It take a brand new battle systems and will probably retell the events of the Moon Cell, that precede the Fate/EXTELLA games, so I would like to know more about the story of this universe, as well as playing a turn by turn Fate RPGs

Following the release of the Neptunia spin-off game, Super Neptunia RPG, Idea Factory release one year later what is considered the best Neptunia game among many long-time fans: Megadimension Neptunia VII. They're probably right, because it is among my most played 3rd party games. While they aren't necessary to enjoy this game, I would like to play older Neptunia games. They have the same kind of gameplay and many reused song (hello, New Super Mario Bros.?), but the story for each is unique, unique characters and the easter eggs and tribute to the videogame industry. So having the remakes of the first three games would be very nice!

I might not know JoJo for a while, but I really like the universe. I'm usually not into animes that are violent and the artstyle isn't my style, but it was so well made I still fall in love with the series. Many people say it's overrated, but I think it is good and both side are stupid to fight over it: it is a great serie, not necessary the best, period. In any case, when I discovered there was a fighting game with a new story writen by the author, I thought it would be nice to play it on Switch. I would like to see young Joseph and old Joseph talking to each others!

In 2022, Kirby will be celebrating its 30th anniversary. For the 35th anniversary of Mario, Nintendo released an HD port of Super Mario All-Stars on the NSO, just before the release of Super Mario 3D All-Stars. Could a similar thing could happen with Kirby Dream Collection, if a Wii Online was released, or even better as a standalone purchase? Thought I would like a physical release again, this would be unlikely to happen, but again a standalone would be awesome! This collection of the Kirby games from the GameBoy to Nintendo 64 not only contain the games, but also brand new challenges and 3 episodes of the animes. The button mapping wouldn't be a problem as this game was 100% playable with the classic controller. An HD remaster would be awesome!

This unique Kirby game turn around Yarn, and was artisticly superb! It may not be the best Kirby, but it wasn't a bad game and really take advantage of its thematic. A 3DS port released as the last Nintendo game on 3DS, but too late to receive good sales as the handheld was dying. Since the 3DS have the same button as the Switch and added more content, an HD remaster of this version, including an optionnal motion control from the Wii version, this game would be perfect for the Kirby's 30th anniversary.

Return to Dream Land is, alongside Planet Robobot, my favorite Kirby game. The world was so rich and the music what you can expect from a Kirby game. It also include ones of my favorite copy abilities: water. And yes, I still want it!Playing it on handheld would be the dream and like Super Mario Galaxy, the motion control for Super Abilities could be remap to Y or X button. Not something hard. Kirby's Dream Collection, that use the same engine as this game, is playable with a classic controller, so it wouldn't be hard.

In my humble opinion, I think Konosuba is a very funny anime, that reinvented the isekai genre. The Visual Novels expand on the lore of this world. 1 is made by Intergram (or Entagram, I hope my basic japanese skills save me here) and 2 by Mages, who did many animes related Visual Novels. Well, they are already on Switch, but not in the West yet.

" What if you want to release a rythmn game on Switch, like most japanese companies".
" But Square Enix said: Only for PS4".

I love Love Live! A guilty pleasure? Maybe! But I like it. And in an era where almost all rythmn game are on Switch and Square Enix port many of their game on the console, it is so dumb they didn't consider to port the arcade game as well! As an arcade game, it wouldn't be hard to run on the hybrid system. While adding motion controls would be nice, like the Miku game (that game is too hard, the demo turn me off and I'm not into Hatsune Miku stuff, sorry), I think the button options are very enought. While a physical version on PS4 doesn't seems to happen, nothing would confirm one if it come to Switch, but as long as it is playable offline.

While I would prefer a brand new game of the series, Mario Strikers Charged is among the Wii games I would gladly replay on Switch! The motion control for striking ennemies could easily be mapped to buttons and that's it! It is my only and favorite Mario sport game, in my opinion.

While it is far from the best game out there, New Super Mario Bros. Wii is a good platformer and the only 2D Mario game not playable on a handheld. Like Super Mario Galaxy 1, it released on Nvidia Shield in China, whitout any motion controls. Anyways, as it plays mostly like its successor, New Super Mario Bros. U, the controls would be exactly the same. Just don't map the spin the A and made the motion control optional (thought you can spin with ZR/ZL in NSMBU) this time!

I metionned about wanting NieR Automata on Switch and Square Enix could still make it a thing. I leave it there. But what about NieR Replicant? The original was develloped by Cavia and this one by Toylogic. But I never heard them working on Switch. So I can't advance with confidence on this one, but we'll see if Yoko Taro is asked about this one and what he will answer!

In my previous article I talked about the original version of Persona 5, but a little after this article came out, I lost hope to see it happened as Atlus doesn't seems encline to release this serie outside the PS consoles. What changed to the point to bet with the Royal version now? Well, last year, a HD port of Persona 4 Golden come on PC, and was a massive success. Atlus state later in the year they wanted to expand their game to other consoles. And unlike Persona 3 and 4, there is no handheld version of Persona 5, and since Sony exited the handheld market, a Switch port could give the opportunity to play this acclaimed RPG on the go. It wouldn't be hard to port on Switch, as the same engine run games like Catherine Full Body and Persona 5 Strikers on the hybruid console.

I can't say I know much about Persona 4, but it sure caught my eyes for a while and heard great things of it even before the PC version. As a friend of mine played that version and love it, it make me even more curious to try it. Now I don't know if I should watch the anime right now or wait to see if a port happen.

I'm ashamed to admit I know even less about this game than I know about Persona 4. I know thought there's a Portable version and a FES version. In any case, since this game isn't available on modern consoles, this would be a perfect opportunity to try this one!

With the success of Sword Art Online games on Switch, such as Fatal Bullet, I'm surprised the latest in the franchise didn't got the Switch treatement. But as it got develloped by Aquria, the devellopers who did SAO Hollow Realization, it means it wouldn't be hard to get this game to run on Switch. I loved the Alicization arc and would be excited to explore the vast areas of the Underworld. Thought I'm not fan of the gacha they include in this game, it is not mandatory to enjoy the solo campain.

I don't really know about this RPG except people involved with Final Fantasy created this game, which means big! Thought I need to check more gameplay about it, I would like to start it blindly if it come to Switch, like I pretty much did with Xenoblade Chronicles, when it released on 3DS.

Quintessential Quintuplets is one of my favorites animes of all times. Having an harem story when only one of the girls will be the bride of the MC is a new take on the genre. This Visual Novel will release on Switch, but only in Japan. I would like so much to do the Nino route, so I hope it will release in the west eventually.

After 12 years, the Tsukihime fans received something they never expected: a Tsukihime Remake! Not only that, but it will also come to Switch as the first title published by Type-Moon (Fate/EXTRA RECORD next, please?).

Last time, I put together the first and second game, but as only the first game happened, only the second remains! But unlike Super Mario Galaxy 2, it never received an HD port. But as it run on the same engine, it wouldn't be hard at all. The controls would be the sames, including the cursor mapped to the motion controls and spinning mapped to Y and X button. Fear not about the menu, as this game introduced the option to use the D-Pad in the menus instead of pointing, so you wouldn't have to touch the screen in handheld, except for the pointer. Super Mario Galaxy 1 was a perfection in handheld, so I would like to also rexperence its aclaimed sequel the same way!

Yep, I still want Xenoblade Chronicles X on Switch! You can click on the link and go to the section that talk about this game, so I won't repeat myself. In 2 years, things have changed: Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edtion released and saw a huge success! Also, most Wii U games are now on Switch except this one. If Tokyo Mirage Sessions can make it, this one can too!