I'm pretty bummed about the Wii U's outcome as a whole. It has fantastic games that really didn't have a chance at reaching a broader audience. My hope is that

I'm pretty bummed about the Wii U's outcome as a whole. It has fantastic games that really didn't have a chance at reaching a broader audience. My hope is that many of the Wii U's games will be ported over to the Switch for another go, and expanded upon by the Switch's unique abilities. Hyrule Warriors: 8 players with their own screen would be amazing on the Switch. Especially without the multiplayer hiccups caused by the Wii U's anemic CPU/GPU. I would buy it again in a heartbeat just for that. Perhaps Nintendo needs to start treating their hardware more like a single platform, rather than 2 independent ones that exist just fine without the other. For example, Zelda on the Switch could have a few mini-games/side quests available for the more portable and cheaper 3DS via a companion app - Yes I know they toyed around with this idea before, but never in a substantial way that created value between the two systems.