this is the one rumor i have let build up my hopes. i don’t usually buy into the internet rumors, i didnt believe the switch pro hype. but the triliogy on switch HAS to be real…let it be real.
I would want Sin and Punishment to come with them. Supporting a variety of Japanese devs is something i want to see continue from Nintendo. I do hope they work with each Mistwalker, Ganbarion, and Treasure again.
The Last Story can be fun to play and all, but I really wish they would fix the story... it has so many plot holes and contrivances, you'd think that was the first draft.
@@randombloke165 man I'd even be down for that. Anything but making the only legal way to play them to buying the original games for hundreds of dollars on eBay.
@@baddabaddabaddaswing Oh I had no clue. I found out about the game only after it had been out for years. I figured the switch port was the best time to try it since I never played the original.
Is there a left-handed mode in the Switch port of Okami? I ask because every time I find a Switch game with a lot of motion controls, despite both joy-cons having the exact same motion-control hardware, there is never a left-handed mode for the motion controls.
@@OElmusa I see. I really wish Nintendo would stop being so allergic to the idea of basic accessibility options. Then again, I (and literally every left-handed person on the planet) am rather used to everything around me being made exclusively for the right-handed.
Yeah; on the hardware end, there are a ton of control options. However, on the software end, Nintendo is _abysmal_ at having there be any options. An example of this that I like to point out, mainly because I'm left-handed, is the complete lack of any left-handed support for any motion-controls on the Switch. Both joy-cons each have a gyro and an accelerometer, yet Nintendo only maps the motion controls to the right joy-con with zero remapping options. 3D All-Stars Mario Galaxy, Pikmin 3 Deluxe, and Skyward Sword HD are examples of this.
The Wii generation was far from perfect, but the things it got right were very special and progressive. It's a shame the Wii was so flooded with shovelware and so many people marked it off as a "casual" console. Don't hate on the WiiMote you COWARDS!!
I find using the Wii remote pretty fun and different from other controllers! I also like how you can use it in different ways (as a classic controler, with the nunchuck, as a pointer, the remote alone). My hands can hurt after playing for a few hours tough.
@@elpopman2055 so the Wii is awesome… but somehow the Wii U, which has better hardware better big games (botw, Mario kart 8, splatoon just to name a few) AS WELL AS the ability to play Wii games (which gives it a bigger library of games than the Wii)… is somehow worse? Where’s the logic here?
@@elpopman2055 as far as I’m aware, people didn’t like the Wii U because of the way it was advertised. The games on the Wii U were super nice, it kept all of the functionality of the Wii and then added the game pad which provides more depth to gameplay (basically becoming a DS with the TV and the game pad as the screens… amazing!). A lot of people neglect this and simply jump onto the bandwagon of calling it bad
Okami is another example, even though it originally came out on PS2, it had aWii port that took advantage of the motion control for the brush strokes. I didn't play that version, but I played Okami HD on Switch and it worked pretty well for me.
I played Okami on the Wii and it felt great except for the multiple parts where you had to streak tasks with a horizontal line across 70% of the screen with very little margin of error. Sometimes I was sitting there for 3 minutes until I drew a good line.
I didn't even realize how many Wii games there were on the Switch until I started playing Skyward Sword HD, but I hope that Nintendo puts Twilight Princess, Metroid Prime Trilogy, and Mario Galaxy 2 on the Switch.
I don't think anyone has an inherent problem with re-releases in and of themselves. What people have a problem with is charging full price for re-releases of games that are over 10 years old while simultaneously doing the absolute bare minimum to port it to a newer system with few if any quality of life improvements over the original. Emulation is extremely easy, extremely accessible, and far better at preserving games long-term, so a re-release better offer something that emulation doesn't. Generally speaking, people are more tolerant of remakes instead of re-releases for this exact reason. With a remake, significant effort and or changes are to be made to the game to make the *_entire_* experience of playing it better, thus making the prospect of paying full price for it seem much more justified.
Speaking of old games getting a second chance, Diablo II resurrected is coming to the Nintendo switch it's 20 years old and it's going to get a second life. I've been making videos on Diablo for a long time and I'm super excited to see it come back to life. All these old games deserve a second chance
Go Vacation is another Wii port that I still need to get around to buying. The Wii version was a lot of fun and I don't think the Switch version misses out on a lot by not having a sensor bar.
Finishing Skyward Sword and then looking at the Zelda timeline made me realize: It’s the PERFECT time to put the full Game Boy family of systems on NSO! Give us Minish Cap and four swords, Nintendo!
Kirby's Return to Dream Land HD please. Motion control is completely optional outside of some mini games and still looks absolutely amazing for a 10-year-old Wii game, so an HD upgrade would just look fantastic. Maybe bundle it in with remasters of Triple Deluxe and Planet Robobot and make it a Super Mario 3D All-Stars type deal (just without the six-month shelf life).
Hironobu Sakaguchi (Final Fantasy franchise creator and creator of The Last Story) has said that he will not remaster or remake the game because he believes that all of that work can just go into making something completely new. If you have a copy of the game for Wii, hold on to it. It has gone up in price
@@AlrickCollinsJr It wouldn't that much work or time to port it and bring it up to HD with better framrate. Certainly would take much less work and time than creating a new game.
Why don't they implement something like a "resync point" where every time the remote passes through a predetermined point or points it automatically resyncs? Or uses them for reference to make small adjustments to keep it in line by setting boundary-like points?
Jack The Memer I loved the art style. I never played through it all but might give it another go. The Wii U port was beautifully done. Also I heard that when Nintendo developed breath of the wild they first did it in 2D fashion like the original legend of Zelda game on the NES. Wish they could put that out there for fans. The original legend of Zelda is one of my all time favorite games.
I think Pandora's Tower and the last Story would be great ported to Switch in HD. Metroid Prime Trilogy is an obvious choice too. Though not a wii game Skyrim's joycon motion control support on Switch was actually quite fun - so there is scope to add motion controls to games that didn't have it before. If we are talking about porting games to Switch though, I think that the new OLED model has real scope to make the Labo VR viable again - particularly for porting 3DS games with the 3D intact. Games that make good use of the 3DS's slider like A Link Between Worlds could look really good in VR on the OLED screen, and the increased resolution of the screen could make Breath of the Wild's VR mode actually playable too.
I don't want to say that this video makes two generations of Nintendo motion control feel like a waste, but man, there are so many Wii/Wii U games work without it. I don't know if these ports are a testament to the original games, or just a statement on how little motion control really added to a lot of Wii games. (Not all of them, obviously)
You have a good point. I know Nintendo always wants to do something new, but their obsession with innovation is often more of a hindrance than a benefit. Like you said, the fact that so many of their games work just as good, if not better, without their gimmicks shows that they don't NEED to reinvent the wheel with every system they put out.
Well, it is kinda true. That's still the major flaw most Wii titles had, being locked to requiring motion controls. Many of them have really been improved without them.
I'm still confused why the IR camera on the right joy-con hasn't been utilised as a Wiimote-like pointer as yet. I realise that this would put the buttons upside-down but surely we could get an accessory that essentially places the joy-con inside of a Wii Remote shaped controller shell and remaps the buttons? I really feel like this is the reason we didn't get Galaxy 2 in 3D All-Stars so would love to see both of these things become a reality.
@@QueenslayerSora that’s what I’m hoping for. Nintendo really is awful and giving their fans what they want lol but by George we still love them to death
@@FakYuhGoogel I feel like they doing the same thing with Mario remember that we had 3D world before 3D all star so they wanted to get SSHD settled and if BOTW2 gets pushed back then we get the double pack
@@QueenslayerSora I still doubt that Nintendo would release those two Zelda games for $60 combined. I do think that they will release multiple Zelda games until BotW2 comes out though, so aside from those two, we could see a $70 double pack of OoT 3D and MM 3D for Switch.
I wonder why Nintendo doesn't keep offset the pointer to just the center of screen everytime you start pressing the aim button. I mean people usually assume they are pointing at the center of the screen everytime they start pointing right?
Someone compiled all first party exclusives along with some 2nd party ones, and, welp, still quite a lot of games even removing the ports! Sadly I cannot find the image but its library standing by itself is still quite strong
@@synon7449 oh, ok i get it. Yeah, specially 2020, although the reasons in that as we know is beyond anyone even Nintendo. Right now there's Advance Wars and atleast that's more of testing the waters than making filler
@@MrDiana1706 pretty sure Nintendo knows why they themselves are pushing out so many ports lol. Safe to assume it’s to fill out the gaps in the release schedule and present those games over to a new audience. I just can’t help but wonder, if the “failure” of a system that is the Wii U didn’t exist nor the games that came with it, what would the switch’s library look like.
@@synon7449 As much as I love that console I've always thought many things happened in that era so Nintendo, kinda, reacted. Like a kick in the balls that is hard to see, but necessary. The games were superb, yeah, but you know what I mean. The Switch library would look kinda like that in terms of quantity, although with a bit more, considering Nintendo lasted a while to release games in the WiiU era because they were almost the only ones doing so, because they had to release for that console AND the 3DS which didn't get as rich support as the DS, with the rise of smartphones AND bc they understimated the jump to HD. And of course, the 3rd party support that the Switch DOES have
I'm really happy that all these wii games are on the switch. But the one that I'm happy about the most is Xenoblade Chronicles. I used to have it for the 3Ds but back then I couldn't really get into it because I was too stupid to understand the mechanics of the game. But after playing the second game on the switch I decided to buy the Definitive Edition and I just love playing it. Definitely my favorite game of all time for me now
Wii games I'd love to see them bring over: MadWorld Red Steel 2 and maybe 1 (If they like actually remake it) The Conduit and 2 maybe bring that studio back and make another? Zelda HD collection and Metroid Prime Trilogy And Super Mario Galaxy 2 of course.
Would really love a Muramasa port, I always wanted it on Wii but never got it. I'm sure if I ever make the move to pick up a used Wii copy a port would be announced the next day :/ (I know it was also ported to vita but I never had one of those, either)
It gives you a good idea of the huge audience that switch is reaching, allowing for a lot of variety: games for fitness, games with motion controls, traditional rpgs, SNES/NES games, puzzle games, fighting games, all of the Nintendo franchises. It really feels like a come back to the Wii/DS era, in software, in hardware capabilities/gameplay mechanics, and sales.
After 10 years, this is the first I hear about the sensor bar being used in Skyward Sword hahaha. That may explain why I was constantly having to calibrate it. I would remove the sensor bar when playing zelda, so I calibrated every time I used a pointing ability
The one thing I used to do with my Nintendo Wii is take it with me everywhere I go along with my portable television and I would just plug it into walls. But I think this is a good idea. The one wii remastered game I think would be pretty cool (but I doubt it) is new Super Mario Bros Wii
Great video! All I need is Donkey Kong Country Returns, Metroid Prime Trilogy, Metroid Other M, and Super Mario Galaxy 2 to be ported to Switch and then I can comfortably disconnect my Nintendo Wii from my TV
Metroid Prime Trilogy needs to happen by now giving us not only motion as an option but updated stick controls as well would be brilliant and I don’t imagine too difficult of a conversion
Everyone wants Metroid Prime Trilogy for Switch, but how do you translate the motion puzzles in 3 to the Switch Lite? You had to put your Wiimote forward and rotate it to progress, is that gonna make people toss their Lites across a room?
I'd love to see Return to Dreamland come to Switch. Maybe put it in a bundle with Amazing Mirror, Nightmare in Dreamland, Super Star Ultra, and Squeak Squad. Bring those old GBA and DS games into widescreen while leaving the pixel graphics alone, maybe bring in more complex movesets into Amazing Mirror and Nightmare in Dreamland, and bring in online multiplayer.
@@AngelEMtz Kirby and the Amazing Mirror and Return to Dreamland are such awesome 2D platformers. I really wanna see them make another game like Amazing Mirror. I love the concept of Kirby Metroidvania.
Doesn’t one of the joy con have an IR sensor? Maybe it would be possible for Nintendo to release a sensor bar for switch and then boom you’ve got your wii remote back.
Wait, so I’m not crazy when I say that the motion controls on the Wii do. Better job than the motion controls on the switch? I also feel that the Wii remote and nunchuck feel better in hand than the joy cons when they are detached from the switch. In fact when I play switch, majority of the time it’s pro controller. Can anybody also say the same things that I am saying?
The gyro controls on switch ARE better but wii games use the ar sensor for the position of the pointer and instead the switch has to compensate for the loss of ar by using its improved gyro which doesn't work perfectly. Skyward swords combat doesnt use ar and is just gyro and the switch easily beats the Wii version in accuracy for that sort of thing. Also yeah everyone has been saying the joy cons are uncomfortable since the switch released and the wiimote and nunchuk were designed for one play style while the joycon had to be designed for several.
Would be pretty easy for Nintendo to add actual Wii remote support to the Switch. Just update the firmware and release a USB sensor bar or adapter. Not really needed as the Joycon gyro works well enough
It's in such an awkward position, though. Puts the buttons at the very bottom of the remote, making them difficult to access, and the R & ZR buttons are effectively useless. I'm thinking they should actually release a Wii Remote style controller for the Switch.
I hope Nintendo ports Galaxy 2 to the Switch. I'm tired of having to set up the Wii sensor bar on my TV. I just don't want to have to pay full price for it.
They gave us Mario Galaxy, Sonic Colors is on its way, Skyward Sword is here, and DKC Now all I need are Galaxy 2, Kirby’s return to Dreamland, and Super Paper Mario
I still have my Gamecube flaps, they're sitting next to my Wii I believe. For years I didn't even know they were flaps and that there were controller ports underneath, I just left them closed because I had no idea they even opened lol. Also, can Super Mario Galaxy please be available on the Switch again, and Galaxy 2 as well? (I already have 3D All-Stars, and both games plus 64 and Sunshine on my Wii which is still working perfectly, but still!)
Sonic Colors and No More Heroes (some of my favorite games) got Wiimakes, so while backwards compatibility would've been nice, I'm still fairly happy! 0:22 I am *so glad* you started with Muramasa the Demon Blade. That was a really great game. I'd loove to see a Wiimake of that and some others: MadWorld, Tatsunoko vs Capcom, and even WiiWare like Bit.Trip (series), Lost Winds (series), Art Style (series), Gyrostarr... And while we're at it, there's a couple Gamecube and Nintendo handheld games that would be nice to get rereleases... Viewtiful Joe, Sonic Advance (series), Sonic Battle, Sonic Rush (series), Kirby Squeak Squad...
I was thinking about this too, Wii games look perfect on Switch, they look just how they should look if they did Wii U correctly. But they choose to emulate a Wii...
@@diegone080 I meant the look, I though it was clear repeating it two times in the same phrase xD Wii's resolution is not Wii U's resolution, so any Wii game or Wii app won't look as good on a Wii U as they do ported to the Switch with the new resolution. Wii U should had have the option to upgrade at least the resolution of the games by the console itself.
I was gonna ask why no one has mentioned this here? Being spoon-fed decade old games with next to no additional content or changes isn't a good thing for the consumer in any way. I'd fork out 50/60 for maybe a HD collection (like Mass Effect Trilogy) but no way am I justifying that for one wii game that's higher res.
Another interesting port was Go Vacation. It's kinda like Wii Sports Resort, but the island is a semi-open world. The Switch port added new features like a photo mode and restaurants. My Wii ports wishlist would be Super Paper Mario, Epic Mickey, Tomb Raider: Anniversary, Pandora's Tower, The Last Story and Wii Sports Resort.
I still have my Wii U set up and Wii games look great on it displayed on a modern tv. The only one of the Switch Wii/Wii U ports I’ve bought so far is the Mario collection, I just don’t feel like they’re worth it. I am however very interested in picking up Skyward Sword. I hated the motion controls on SS so I’m definitely interested in trying the button controls. Edit: just seen another post. All that said, it would be great to see some ports of Wii games that are horrendously expensive in the second hand market, like Fire Emblem and The Last Story.
@@PixelTVBR that's bs. Some games were bought back because they were good and deserved to sell. Saying they are most pf the switch library is just fake
@@PixelTVBR xenoblade chronicles x, the two hd zeldas, yoshi's wooly world, kirby rainbow cruise, game and wario than obviously splatoon:1 , smash 4 and pokken because they got sequels that are better in every single aspect (which is not true for yoshi and kirby btw).
The Wii was a weird case were the games were either multi million sellers or only bought by a very niche audience, like the Dreamcast, Wii U or Saturn I think More Wii games should be ported to the Switch were people are more willing to buy games, for example The Last Story, solid game with a high budget that not that many people played, and it also would run well this time
This chain is full of internet nonsense. A steam deck is essentially a mid teir gaming PC in a handheld form factor. Get it if you want that. Side note this device does not come with windows in case were expecting that. Switch oled doesn't have many benefits over a base switch. So if you want the new Nintendo system you should probably get a base switch. I would wait on a PS5 if you want one. Their aren't many games on it yet and you may be able to get it cheaper in the future.
@@SickScavenger it's steams Switch styled handheld PC. as a huge switch fan, this is basically the switch of my dreams. It's basically a mid tier gaming laptop in an all in one switch form factor. It is extremely versitile due to its PC nature, and will be great for emulation, as well as running modern games. In addition, it can be booted with any OS you wish, although they say the default Steam OS should be enough for most people.
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can we get another wii sports and just call it mii sports
I’ve been wanting this exact thing for so long.
Yeah please
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Finally, I'm not the only one
i 100% have wanted this too
I really want Metroid Prime Trilogy on the Switch.
this is the one rumor i have let build up my hopes. i don’t usually buy into the internet rumors, i didnt believe the switch pro hype. but the triliogy on switch HAS to be real…let it be real.
You and everyone else. lol
It's inevitable
Would be awesome to see, and completes the Prime series. Knowing what the Switch is capable of. Cannot wait
Never gonna happen
Really hope we get The Last Story and Pandora's Tower in HD, 60fps on Switch.
I would want Sin and Punishment to come with them. Supporting a variety of Japanese devs is something i want to see continue from Nintendo. I do hope they work with each Mistwalker, Ganbarion, and Treasure again.
Same!
The Last Story can be fun to play and all, but I really wish they would fix the story... it has so many plot holes and contrivances, you'd think that was the first draft.
I got those on the Wii U.
You can get that on the Dolphin emulator!
Give me a Path of Radiance + Radiant Dawn combo HD pack
I would throw so much money at that.
Did you say release them separately for $60 each???
-Nintendo
Limited time limited quantity physical only $200 release you say??
That is what I want for the most.
@@randombloke165 man I'd even be down for that. Anything but making the only legal way to play them to buying the original games for hundreds of dollars on eBay.
We need Mario strikers charged or at least a new strikers game! Also Metroid prime trilogy would be amazing
we dont know yet what is the next next level game, maybe a Striker?
This comment aged like fineee wineee
@@MrMash-xw7mm yessir the hype is real!
It’d be nice for Wario Land: Shake It to get a remaster.
Maybe we could get new Wario Land games rather than just WarioWare
i'd love to see a new take on wario world
I'd love either. Sadly I don't expect it
I support it 🙂
Man I loved the Gameboy games so much. So sad to see they messed that all up.
Yes!! Need all wario games!
i need super paper mario hd more than anything
Nah put it in a Paper Mario HD collection with all the first three games instead
@@googamp32 Bruh who told you they’re gonna be like that? Chill out lol
Super paper Mario is on a whole mother level than the other paper Mario games
@@joelcomer for better or for worse
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Switch is also like an imitation of the Wii. The Wii is also my favorite consoles and I'm glad to see some Wii games come on to switch.
Don't forget Okami! The switch port was great.
I guess that doesn't count since it was originally a PS2 game ported to Wii.
@@baddabaddabaddaswing Oh I had no clue. I found out about the game only after it had been out for years. I figured the switch port was the best time to try it since I never played the original.
Is there a left-handed mode in the Switch port of Okami? I ask because every time I find a Switch game with a lot of motion controls, despite both joy-cons having the exact same motion-control hardware, there is never a left-handed mode for the motion controls.
@@matthewmuir8884 I'd have to check, but I don't quite remember there being one.
@@OElmusa I see. I really wish Nintendo would stop being so allergic to the idea of basic accessibility options. Then again, I (and literally every left-handed person on the planet) am rather used to everything around me being made exclusively for the right-handed.
I love how many control options the switch has
& how it’s portable. Just a nice little system.
Yeah; on the hardware end, there are a ton of control options. However, on the software end, Nintendo is _abysmal_ at having there be any options. An example of this that I like to point out, mainly because I'm left-handed, is the complete lack of any left-handed support for any motion-controls on the Switch. Both joy-cons each have a gyro and an accelerometer, yet Nintendo only maps the motion controls to the right joy-con with zero remapping options. 3D All-Stars Mario Galaxy, Pikmin 3 Deluxe, and Skyward Sword HD are examples of this.
The Wii generation was far from perfect, but the things it got right were very special and progressive. It's a shame the Wii was so flooded with shovelware and so many people marked it off as a "casual" console. Don't hate on the WiiMote you COWARDS!!
The Wii was Awesome.. everything the GameCube can do..the Wii can Do Better.. The Wii u on the other hand... Trash.
I find using the Wii remote pretty fun and different from other controllers! I also like how you can use it in different ways (as a classic controler, with the nunchuck, as a pointer, the remote alone). My hands can hurt after playing for a few hours tough.
I liked the Wii Remotes (with Wii Motion Plus inside) a hell of lot better than the joycons. The joycons are cheap, flimsy, and have shit connection.
@@elpopman2055 so the Wii is awesome… but somehow the Wii U, which has better hardware better big games (botw, Mario kart 8, splatoon just to name a few) AS WELL AS the ability to play Wii games (which gives it a bigger library of games than the Wii)… is somehow worse? Where’s the logic here?
@@elpopman2055 as far as I’m aware, people didn’t like the Wii U because of the way it was advertised. The games on the Wii U were super nice, it kept all of the functionality of the Wii and then added the game pad which provides more depth to gameplay (basically becoming a DS with the TV and the game pad as the screens… amazing!). A lot of people neglect this and simply jump onto the bandwagon of calling it bad
Just add Prime trilogy, galaxy 2, and super paper mario and I'd be ok with that being all the wii ports for switch
I know it would be a Wii U port but we need a Nintendo land remake
Galaxy 2 deluxe
I would like a twilight princess remake and a Wii sports for switch
for real.
Mario strikers!
I want Twilight princess on the Switch!
Wind waker would be amazing too!!!!!!!!!!
@@ThomastheDankEngine8900 nah wind waker is a mandatory switch port
We need a new Wario world game kinda like Mario Odyssey
Yes
@@TylerH2 explain why please, I'm curious
@@SaviTheGamer lack of novelties? Cause the Game is fun, cause it’s not a overused franchise.
@@TylerH2 have a rotten day
@@TylerH2 Bad opinion
Both De Blob games are on the Switch and they’re very underrated!
I'm still holding out for a Twilight Princess, and Wind Waker re-release. Just give me the Wii U versions on the switch, and I'll be a happy camper.
WII HD would’ve been a much better name than WII U marketing wise.
Anything would be better than Wii U marketing wise.
Wii 2 or even Wii 64. Or maybe an entire new thing like switch or gamecube.
I think that would just make it sound like a even more like aps4 pro type thing
@@christianr.5868 i mean.... The internals were just two wiis stuck together
But now it just sounds like a HD Wii. Like how the Nintendo 2DS is a 2D 3DS
Okami is another example, even though it originally came out on PS2, it had aWii port that took advantage of the motion control for the brush strokes. I didn't play that version, but I played Okami HD on Switch and it worked pretty well for me.
I've only played Okami on Wii, I kind of forgot it was a PS2 game, because it just exists in my mind as another one of those motion control games
I played Okami on the Wii and it felt great except for the multiple parts where you had to streak tasks with a horizontal line across 70% of the screen with very little margin of error. Sometimes I was sitting there for 3 minutes until I drew a good line.
I didn't even realize how many Wii games there were on the Switch until I started playing Skyward Sword HD, but I hope that Nintendo puts Twilight Princess, Metroid Prime Trilogy, and Mario Galaxy 2 on the Switch.
What I don't get is why we don't have something like the Wii Virtual Console on Switch.
Go Vacation is low key one of my favourite Wii to Switch ports.
Fantastic game!
I've never minded re-releases, accessibility to older titles is important
I don't think anyone has an inherent problem with re-releases in and of themselves. What people have a problem with is charging full price for re-releases of games that are over 10 years old while simultaneously doing the absolute bare minimum to port it to a newer system with few if any quality of life improvements over the original. Emulation is extremely easy, extremely accessible, and far better at preserving games long-term, so a re-release better offer something that emulation doesn't. Generally speaking, people are more tolerant of remakes instead of re-releases for this exact reason. With a remake, significant effort and or changes are to be made to the game to make the *_entire_* experience of playing it better, thus making the prospect of paying full price for it seem much more justified.
Speaking of old games getting a second chance, Diablo II resurrected is coming to the Nintendo switch it's 20 years old and it's going to get a second life.
I've been making videos on Diablo for a long time and I'm super excited to see it come back to life.
All these old games deserve a second chance
Go Vacation is another Wii port that I still need to get around to buying. The Wii version was a lot of fun and I don't think the Switch version misses out on a lot by not having a sensor bar.
A reset button that functions is good enough
Finishing Skyward Sword and then looking at the Zelda timeline made me realize:
It’s the PERFECT time to put the full Game Boy family of systems on NSO! Give us Minish Cap and four swords, Nintendo!
Endless Ocean
Trauma Center
Kirby's Epic Yarn
A Boy and His Blob
Excitebots
Wario Land: Shake It
Wii Fit Plus
Oooh would love Trauma Centre to be ported. Have new blood and loved the challenge playing the game
Kirby's Return to Dream Land HD please. Motion control is completely optional outside of some mini games and still looks absolutely amazing for a 10-year-old Wii game, so an HD upgrade would just look fantastic.
Maybe bundle it in with remasters of Triple Deluxe and Planet Robobot and make it a Super Mario 3D All-Stars type deal (just without the six-month shelf life).
🙃why not epic yarn
Nintendo: “no six month life shelf? You’re right, too generous. Six day shelf life.”
This one aged like fine wine.
The Last Story needs a remaster or remake on Switch. I loved that game :-)
Hironobu Sakaguchi (Final Fantasy franchise creator and creator of The Last Story) has said that he will not remaster or remake the game because he believes that all of that work can just go into making something completely new. If you have a copy of the game for Wii, hold on to it. It has gone up in price
@@AlrickCollinsJr It wouldn't that much work or time to port it and bring it up to HD with better framrate. Certainly would take much less work and time than creating a new game.
@@NANA-kf1cs Dude, not my words. Just stating what Sakaguchi himself has said though I agree with both views.
Nintendo is doing this because they are running out of wiiu ports so why not gamecube games in hd as well?
Why don't they implement something like a "resync point" where every time the remote passes through a predetermined point or points it automatically resyncs? Or uses them for reference to make small adjustments to keep it in line by setting boundary-like points?
Glad we get so many cool Wii games on switch! I hope we get more.
Wind waker needs a remake for sure…
@@Ur2ez4me81 not a remake
Novus Talks a new game with the art style?
@@Ur2ez4me81 I would love another game like Wind Waker. Wind Waker is my favorite game of all time so it would be awesome to see that!
Jack The Memer I loved the art style. I never played through it all but might give it another go. The Wii U port was beautifully done. Also I heard that when Nintendo developed breath of the wild they first did it in 2D fashion like the original legend of Zelda game on the NES. Wish they could put that out there for fans. The original legend of Zelda is one of my all time favorite games.
Mario Strikers: Charged was my favourite wii game. Hopefully the Switch will get a new version setting as Nintendo purchased the developer.
You forgot about Go Vacation also got a port to the Switch, and that was a fantastic Wii game!
What's that game at 8:05? The one where you're fishing.
I LOVE Super Mario Galaxy and I NEED the second on Switch!
5 years from now: "The Nintendo something is becoming the Switch 4K"
The nintendo switch u
I think Pandora's Tower and the last Story would be great ported to Switch in HD. Metroid Prime Trilogy is an obvious choice too.
Though not a wii game Skyrim's joycon motion control support on Switch was actually quite fun - so there is scope to add motion controls to games that didn't have it before.
If we are talking about porting games to Switch though, I think that the new OLED model has real scope to make the Labo VR viable again - particularly for porting 3DS games with the 3D intact. Games that make good use of the 3DS's slider like A Link Between Worlds could look really good in VR on the OLED screen, and the increased resolution of the screen could make Breath of the Wild's VR mode actually playable too.
Unless we’re getting a Ninjabread Man remaster, I’m *not* interested *at all*!
If the cookie doesn't crumble this time around. Otherwise, the dough is a no-go,
My favorite 20 minute long game
Lol
It's impossible because DDI no longer exist
We could get somebody else to remaster it then.
I don't want to say that this video makes two generations of Nintendo motion control feel like a waste, but man, there are so many Wii/Wii U games work without it. I don't know if these ports are a testament to the original games, or just a statement on how little motion control really added to a lot of Wii games. (Not all of them, obviously)
You have a good point. I know Nintendo always wants to do something new, but their obsession with innovation is often more of a hindrance than a benefit. Like you said, the fact that so many of their games work just as good, if not better, without their gimmicks shows that they don't NEED to reinvent the wheel with every system they put out.
Well, it is kinda true. That's still the major flaw most Wii titles had, being locked to requiring motion controls. Many of them have really been improved without them.
I'm still confused why the IR camera on the right joy-con hasn't been utilised as a Wiimote-like pointer as yet. I realise that this would put the buttons upside-down but surely we could get an accessory that essentially places the joy-con inside of a Wii Remote shaped controller shell and remaps the buttons? I really feel like this is the reason we didn't get Galaxy 2 in 3D All-Stars so would love to see both of these things become a reality.
Still waiting for Twilight Princess for the Switch. They already did the work on Wii U. Just please bring it over to switch.
They might do a double pack with WWHD
@@QueenslayerSora that’s what I’m hoping for. Nintendo really is awful and giving their fans what they want lol but by George we still love them to death
@@QueenslayerSora Nintendo has become too stingy to do a Zelda double pack
@@FakYuhGoogel I feel like they doing the same thing with Mario remember that we had 3D world before 3D all star so they wanted to get SSHD settled and if BOTW2 gets pushed back then we get the double pack
@@QueenslayerSora I still doubt that Nintendo would release those two Zelda games for $60 combined. I do think that they will release multiple Zelda games until BotW2 comes out though, so aside from those two, we could see a $70 double pack of OoT 3D and MM 3D for Switch.
I wonder why Nintendo doesn't keep offset the pointer to just the center of screen everytime you start pressing the aim button. I mean people usually assume they are pointing at the center of the screen everytime they start pointing right?
The switch has been a massive port machine the last few years. I wonder how the switch library would be without the various Wii and Wii U re-releases.
Someone compiled all first party exclusives along with some 2nd party ones, and, welp, still quite a lot of games even removing the ports! Sadly I cannot find the image but its library standing by itself is still quite strong
@@MrDiana1706 I saw that. That’s why I said the last couple of years. The majority of those exclusives were made in the first year.
@@synon7449 oh, ok i get it. Yeah, specially 2020, although the reasons in that as we know is beyond anyone even Nintendo. Right now there's Advance Wars and atleast that's more of testing the waters than making filler
@@MrDiana1706 pretty sure Nintendo knows why they themselves are pushing out so many ports lol. Safe to assume it’s to fill out the gaps in the release schedule and present those games over to a new audience. I just can’t help but wonder, if the “failure” of a system that is the Wii U didn’t exist nor the games that came with it, what would the switch’s library look like.
@@synon7449 As much as I love that console I've always thought many things happened in that era so Nintendo, kinda, reacted. Like a kick in the balls that is hard to see, but necessary. The games were superb, yeah, but you know what I mean. The Switch library would look kinda like that in terms of quantity, although with a bit more, considering Nintendo lasted a while to release games in the WiiU era because they were almost the only ones doing so, because they had to release for that console AND the 3DS which didn't get as rich support as the DS, with the rise of smartphones AND bc they understimated the jump to HD. And of course, the 3rd party support that the Switch DOES have
I'm really happy that all these wii games are on the switch. But the one that I'm happy about the most is Xenoblade Chronicles. I used to have it for the 3Ds but back then I couldn't really get into it because I was too stupid to understand the mechanics of the game. But after playing the second game on the switch I decided to buy the Definitive Edition and I just love playing it. Definitely my favorite game of all time for me now
Super Paper Mario for Switch!!!!
Glad to see someone finally acknowledge that the sensor bar was the best for aiming and that gyro doesn't even come close. I miss the sensor bar.
Wii games I'd love to see them bring over:
MadWorld
Red Steel 2 and maybe 1 (If they like actually remake it)
The Conduit and 2 maybe bring that studio back and make another?
Zelda HD collection and Metroid Prime Trilogy
And Super Mario Galaxy 2 of course.
Can someone please let me know which Golf game for Switch he was referring to at the 7:56 mark? I’d love to gift it to my friend. Thanks in advance!
I’m ready for sonic colors, for the second time 😅. I just really love the game.
Would really love a Muramasa port, I always wanted it on Wii but never got it. I'm sure if I ever make the move to pick up a used Wii copy a port would be announced the next day :/
(I know it was also ported to vita but I never had one of those, either)
We NEED Metroid Prime Trilogy on Switch
It gives you a good idea of the huge audience that switch is reaching, allowing for a lot of variety: games for fitness, games with motion controls, traditional rpgs, SNES/NES games, puzzle games, fighting games, all of the Nintendo franchises. It really feels like a come back to the Wii/DS era, in software, in hardware capabilities/gameplay mechanics, and sales.
Hopefully we’ll see The Last Story get a second chance...
After 10 years, this is the first I hear about the sensor bar being used in Skyward Sword hahaha. That may explain why I was constantly having to calibrate it. I would remove the sensor bar when playing zelda, so I calibrated every time I used a pointing ability
I want a Sin and Punishment: Star Successor remaster.
Amazing game! Would love a remaster also!
The one thing I used to do with my Nintendo Wii is take it with me everywhere I go along with my portable television and I would just plug it into walls. But I think this is a good idea. The one wii remastered game I think would be pretty cool (but I doubt it) is new Super Mario Bros Wii
I don't know why not on the video: Metroid Prime Trilogy is perfect on the Wii and I'm still waiting for the port on Switch
Great video! All I need is Donkey Kong Country Returns, Metroid Prime Trilogy, Metroid Other M, and Super Mario Galaxy 2 to be ported to Switch and then I can comfortably disconnect my Nintendo Wii from my TV
I'd love to see Another Code: R on the Switch. But that game is almost exclusively pointer controls. It could work with touch, though.
Metroid Prime Trilogy needs to happen by now giving us not only motion as an option but updated stick controls as well would be brilliant and I don’t imagine too difficult of a conversion
It’s probably going to happen once we have a release window for Prime 4.
The only games I want are Galaxy 2, Mario Sports Mix, and Kirby's Return to Dream Land. Those are my favorite Wii games of all time.
Everyone wants Metroid Prime Trilogy for Switch, but how do you translate the motion puzzles in 3 to the Switch Lite? You had to put your Wiimote forward and rotate it to progress, is that gonna make people toss their Lites across a room?
I'd love to see Return to Dreamland come to Switch. Maybe put it in a bundle with Amazing Mirror, Nightmare in Dreamland, Super Star Ultra, and Squeak Squad. Bring those old GBA and DS games into widescreen while leaving the pixel graphics alone, maybe bring in more complex movesets into Amazing Mirror and Nightmare in Dreamland, and bring in online multiplayer.
I would love to play all those Kirby games. I've seen gameplay of those and they look so great.
I've never played a Kirby game in my life.
@@AngelEMtz Kirby and the Amazing Mirror and Return to Dreamland are such awesome 2D platformers. I really wanna see them make another game like Amazing Mirror. I love the concept of Kirby Metroidvania.
Doesn’t one of the joy con have an IR sensor? Maybe it would be possible for Nintendo to release a sensor bar for switch and then boom you’ve got your wii remote back.
Just need mario galaxy 2 now
If Nintendo made a new sensor bar or made the old one compatible with the Switch, and let us use Wii Remotes it would be absolutly perfect.
Wait, so I’m not crazy when I say that the motion controls on the Wii do. Better job than the motion controls on the switch? I also feel that the Wii remote and nunchuck feel better in hand than the joy cons when they are detached from the switch. In fact when I play switch, majority of the time it’s pro controller. Can anybody also say the same things that I am saying?
The gyro controls on switch ARE better but wii games use the ar sensor for the position of the pointer and instead the switch has to compensate for the loss of ar by using its improved gyro which doesn't work perfectly. Skyward swords combat doesnt use ar and is just gyro and the switch easily beats the Wii version in accuracy for that sort of thing. Also yeah everyone has been saying the joy cons are uncomfortable since the switch released and the wiimote and nunchuk were designed for one play style while the joycon had to be designed for several.
Would be pretty easy for Nintendo to add actual Wii remote support to the Switch. Just update the firmware and release a USB sensor bar or adapter. Not really needed as the Joycon gyro works well enough
Yup
Now we need metroid prime trilogy, mario galaxy 2 and super paper mario remasters!!
I'm still waiting for the Windwaker HD port. Are the keeping it for a rainy day or something?
I've had my wii since I was a fetus and I still have the gamecube flaps 😎
You would think the IR sensor on the back of the JoyCon could do something to help make pointer controls similar to the Wii counter parts.
It's in such an awkward position, though. Puts the buttons at the very bottom of the remote, making them difficult to access, and the R & ZR buttons are effectively useless. I'm thinking they should actually release a Wii Remote style controller for the Switch.
@@logicalfundy I was hoping it could just be beaming backwards. Something with it. It's gotten as much use as the IR sensor on the Game Boy.
I hope Nintendo ports Galaxy 2 to the Switch. I'm tired of having to set up the Wii sensor bar on my TV. I just don't want to have to pay full price for it.
Reminded me of the lack of controller audio, usually not much, but worked to great effect on some of the best Wii games
Next up: Sin and Punishment Star Successor please
They gave us Mario Galaxy, Sonic Colors is on its way, Skyward Sword is here, and DKC
Now all I need are Galaxy 2, Kirby’s return to Dreamland, and Super Paper Mario
I,d be down if smash bros brawl got a remake on switch
That Space Emissary two player game mode was truly spectacular. That made Brawl my all time favorite Smash, even better than Ultimate
Just add subspace emissary to ultimate and brawl will be useless
It's called Project M or Legacy XP.
I still have my Gamecube flaps, they're sitting next to my Wii I believe. For years I didn't even know they were flaps and that there were controller ports underneath, I just left them closed because I had no idea they even opened lol.
Also, can Super Mario Galaxy please be available on the Switch again, and Galaxy 2 as well? (I already have 3D All-Stars, and both games plus 64 and Sunshine on my Wii which is still working perfectly, but still!)
I hope Nintendo makes super mario galaxy 2 hd with no added content for $70 so I can laugh in your face. 🤣🤣🤣
Sonic Colors and No More Heroes (some of my favorite games) got Wiimakes, so while backwards compatibility would've been nice, I'm still fairly happy!
0:22 I am *so glad* you started with Muramasa the Demon Blade. That was a really great game. I'd loove to see a Wiimake of that and some others: MadWorld, Tatsunoko vs Capcom, and even WiiWare like Bit.Trip (series), Lost Winds (series), Art Style (series), Gyrostarr...
And while we're at it, there's a couple Gamecube and Nintendo handheld games that would be nice to get rereleases... Viewtiful Joe, Sonic Advance (series), Sonic Battle, Sonic Rush (series), Kirby Squeak Squad...
0:22 You just took me on a trip down memory lane. I remember all those amazing games
I was thinking about this too, Wii games look perfect on Switch, they look just how they should look if they did Wii U correctly. But they choose to emulate a Wii...
what do you mean? Wii games on wii u are just from retrocompatibility and virtual console, things which aren't avaiable on the switch
@@diegone080 I meant the look, I though it was clear repeating it two times in the same phrase xD
Wii's resolution is not Wii U's resolution, so any Wii game or Wii app won't look as good on a Wii U as they do ported to the Switch with the new resolution.
Wii U should had have the option to upgrade at least the resolution of the games by the console itself.
It would be great if Nintendo switch got something like a sensor bar, with a virtual console for Wii games
They could absolutely do a USB sensor bar and Wii remotes are Bluetooth so there is nothing but software preventing them from connecting to the Switch
I'd love to see Punch-Out on Switch.
Talking about Wii...
I know you guys love the Wii U, and I bought one just now!
Any title I should try?
every metroid game on the eshop
Your not funny
@@backup_almeknassi9824 Ok...?
@@pit2992 You said talking about wii and then went straight to wii u. Dont know if u joking or not.
Hmm let’s see
Yoshi’s woolly world is good
In terms of older games punch out wii is really good, and literally all the virtual console games
It’s a good thing that they’re selling decade old games again for $60?
I was gonna ask why no one has mentioned this here? Being spoon-fed decade old games with next to no additional content or changes isn't a good thing for the consumer in any way. I'd fork out 50/60 for maybe a HD collection (like Mass Effect Trilogy) but no way am I justifying that for one wii game that's higher res.
@@JoeW473 I love the Switch, but this channel definitely has a bias.
@@JoeW473 guess it's a good thing that a large chunk of these Wii games do come with additional content or changes then, huh?
@@jaidens.g.1920 such as?
The price is a bit of a issue. But being able to play childhood favorites on a new console makes a lot of people happy.
Another interesting port was Go Vacation. It's kinda like Wii Sports Resort, but the island is a semi-open world. The Switch port added new features like a photo mode and restaurants.
My Wii ports wishlist would be Super Paper Mario, Epic Mickey, Tomb Raider: Anniversary, Pandora's Tower, The Last Story and Wii Sports Resort.
We need Metroid Prime Trilogy on Switch
I think they will wait to release it with Prime 4. 😞
Lol at the intro, I've been looking for my flap for about a week now 😂
Just get dolphin: higher fps, better resolution, play in any system and just use your old copy, fuck paying twice for the same game.
I still have my Wii U set up and Wii games look great on it displayed on a modern tv. The only one of the Switch Wii/Wii U ports I’ve bought so far is the Mario collection, I just don’t feel like they’re worth it. I am however very interested in picking up Skyward Sword. I hated the motion controls on SS so I’m definitely interested in trying the button controls.
Edit: just seen another post. All that said, it would be great to see some ports of Wii games that are horrendously expensive in the second hand market, like Fire Emblem and The Last Story.
Im still waiting for super mario galaxy 2, nintendo can’t get away so easily
I’m so glad xenoblade got put in switch, I feel like that was the best Wii game they could’ve brought to newer hardware.
You mean the WiiU Remastered is becoming the Wii HD?
What?
@@daddykarlmarx6183 Most of the Switch games came from WiiU. :v
@@PixelTVBR that's bs. Some games were bought back because they were good and deserved to sell. Saying they are most pf the switch library is just fake
@@IDK-bk1fq Some??? Almost EVERY GAME ever released to WiiU is on Switch.
Even the obscure Fatal frame that was exclusive on WiiU. o.o
@@PixelTVBR xenoblade chronicles x, the two hd zeldas, yoshi's wooly world, kirby rainbow cruise, game and wario than obviously splatoon:1 , smash 4 and pokken because they got sequels that are better in every single aspect (which is not true for yoshi and kirby btw).
Does anyone remember BoomBlox? That is a game series I would love to see return😁
And they're all going to cost 60 bucks 😭
The Wii was a weird case were the games were either multi million sellers or only bought by a very niche audience, like the Dreamcast, Wii U or Saturn
I think More Wii games should be ported to the Switch were people are more willing to buy games, for example The Last Story, solid game with a high budget that not that many people played, and it also would run well this time
Switch is Giving Many Wii Games a Deserved Second Life*
*For $60 each
The thing is the right joycon could replicate the wii pointer by using the IR camera and IR stickers on the TV
Gamecube > Wii
I disagree
Truth.
I want to get a wii u this week but I’m debating wether to get Nintendo switch Oled or ps5
get a steam deck, perhaps. you can play the games from every system that way.
@@hamzabeg6882 steam deck I’ve heard of it but I don’t really understand it. Is it a Nintendo switch kindoff
This chain is full of internet nonsense.
A steam deck is essentially a mid teir gaming PC in a handheld form factor. Get it if you want that. Side note this device does not come with windows in case were expecting that.
Switch oled doesn't have many benefits over a base switch. So if you want the new Nintendo system you should probably get a base switch.
I would wait on a PS5 if you want one. Their aren't many games on it yet and you may be able to get it cheaper in the future.
@@SickScavenger it's steams Switch styled handheld PC. as a huge switch fan, this is basically the switch of my dreams. It's basically a mid tier gaming laptop in an all in one switch form factor. It is extremely versitile due to its PC nature, and will be great for emulation, as well as running modern games. In addition, it can be booted with any OS you wish, although they say the default Steam OS should be enough for most people.