Since the Nintendo Switch appeared around two years prior, it has become a port machine, where a plenty of games from last age have been abruptly springing up on the framework. It is anything but a terrible thing at all as it gives new age of gamers who passed up a great opportunity the open door in playing a portion of the extraordinary games from last-age an opportunity to encounter it.
From games like Saints Row: the Third, Valkyria Chronicles, Blades of Time, and L.A. Noire – here are five games we truly trust designers will port to the Switch:
1. Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
We all know that the Nintendo Switch is great for playing JRPGs. The release of Final Fantasy XII and Final Fantasy X/X-2 pleased a lot of Switch owners as they can play the game on-the-go. To please more JRPG fans who own a Switch, Bandai Namco should definitely consider porting Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch. Not only is it one of the best JRPG games of last generation, there’s also a sequel that is current-gen that they can hopefully port on the Switch and bundle it with the first game.
2. Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots
The list of action games that are on the Nintendo Switch isn’t really diverse. A game that could potentially make action fans go crazy, especially for Nintendo fans who played previous Metal Gear games, is the port release of Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. While we don’t really see it coming as Konami is busy with other stuff, a man could only wish this would happen right?
3. Grand Theft Auto IV
We know that porting a big game such as Grand Theft Auto IV is possible for the Nintendo Switch as Saints Row: The Third managed to do it. Sure, it will be all compressed and all, and might perform similar to the Switch version of Saints Row: The Third, but knowing Rockstar Games loves to polish things up – they may be able to port it at some point with less bugs and make it run smoothly?
4. Bioshock
Sometimes we need games that will scare us or bring us to a whole new level of experience when playing games on-the-go and I believe Bioshock is the game to do just that. Since no Bioshock games have been released this generation, it would be wise for 2K Games to bring over a port to the Nintendo Switch version to reignite the flame to the series and have people talk about it.
