The biggest question I and many others have for the Switch’s future success pertains to third-party support. Will the biggest cross-platform games be brought to Nintendo? And can their handheld/hybrid run them? The most important game coming to the Switch that no one seems to be talking about is Steep. This is a current-gen, cross-platform game from 2016 …
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COG writes: With winter slowly coming to an end, some games may bring you back to the heart of it, allowing you to relive the experience without getting cold.
8 – Steep
7 – Diddy Kong Racing
6 – Super Mario 64
5 – Kingdom Hearts 3
4 – God of War
3 – World of Warcraft
2 – Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
1 – Animal Crossing: New Leaf
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you my sir are a good man and. But the biggest L is they had was not putting in the division
Nah the biggest L is they forgot to add the Pokemon Sword and Shield Wild area ;) You're supposed to be able to take one step and go from a sunny summer day to a cold cloudy winter right?
In all seriousness though, I would say Uncharted 2 deserves to at least be a runner up.
For all it's faults, The Division has some of the best winter atmosphere I've come across. Massive Entertainment really nailed that aspect.
Interestingly enough, today was the first "heavy snow" day we've had in PA, it's weird, it's been a pretty mild winter up until this point.
Darksiders Warmastered Edition, Darksiders II, and Steep are free right now at Epic Games Store. They are free until January 9 at 10 AM. Once you claim it, it’s yours to keep.
Epic have really looked after people since its launch. i predict the store gets stronger and stronger in the marketplace
Nah. All Epic is doing is building a community of people that will just hang around for the free stuff. People that are happy to take free games aren't going to necessarily overlap with people willing to pay.
Whatever Epic's strategy here is, they aren't exactly doing much as a store.
I’ve bought a few games on sale there. They have some good deals. It isn’t just about free games, but good deals and free games? Seems like a pretty good store strategy to me.
I have purchased multiple games. Most of the free ones are nothing I would have bought but are a welcome bonus.
"Owners of multiple platforms will often be looking for the best version of the game"
I disagree with this. As someone who owns multiple platforms and is buying switch i will consider the actual game. Is this the sort of game i want to play on the go. Does it offer local multiplayer. If its a strategy game ( like xcom 2) does it offer touch screen controls.
Personally i think the majority of people that want the prettiest version of the game already consider switch "old tech" and have already decided against it. This is my opinion anyway.
As for steep. This is not a very good game, so let's hope this is not actually all that important.
Nobody cares about steep
Zelda and Mario are the most important games on the switch in 2017.
Steep comming to switch hardly will sell when its been proven nintendo fans dont buy 3rd partys and esp not on a install base thats getting a hard reset.
Nobody's talking about because it's actually not important at all
I had a rip on steep at my mates and we both agreed it wasn't great, it was fine as snowboarding games go but I prefer 1080 :)