The Nintendo Switch is a console I’ve really fallen in love with over recent months. I’ve been using it to play Dark Souls on the go as well as catching up on older games I’ve missed over the years. Without it I’d probably never have played Donkey Kong: Tropical Freeze or Okami and I’m thankful for that, I’ve missed out. That’s not to say it doesn’t have great original games all of its own, hello Super Mario Odyssey.
While I love the system I’ve only ever seen it as a side dish to the main course that is the PlayStation 4 and
Specifically, the wonderful indie title Ori and the Blind Forest will see a full release on the system with more games to potentially follow. That’s not all. We’ve already heard about Microsoft bringing their
Now, let’s address the elephant in the room. Power. Obviously, the Switch isn’t powerful enough to play these games, however, this will be solved by streaming them using the previously announced Project xCloud. If this all works well it’ll be fantastic. After all, streaming isn’t a new thing to the Switch, at least not in Japan. They already have streamable versions of Resident Evil 7 and Assasins Creed: Odyssey on the Switch. I’ve seen a fair few videos of Assasins Creed and it seems to run and play really well so I have hope that the Microtendo partnership will come together.
Besides performance, the only other question I’d have would be how it all works. I already have Game Pass on the
There’s been no official announcement on this yet, I could really see this being announced at this years E3 before being rolled out later in the year. Announcing it there would be a real kick in the teeth for Sony who is skipping the event completely.
If this does happen it’s another great thing for gamers. If you’d told me 5 years ago that we’d have