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If you’re playing in handheld mode, you could have minigames that rely on touchscreen and physical controls, while TV or tabletop modes could do away with the touchscreen in favor of motion controls. The WarioWare team could have fun experimenting with different gameplay modes depending on which Switch style you’re using. This year’s WarioWare Gold served as a terrific reminder of just how much fun those micro-games can be. We haven’t seen a proper console WarioWare game in over a decade (No, Game & Wario doesn’t count), and that entry (Smooth Moves on Wii) is still an incredible pick for parties.
Maybe this isn’t as much of a single game to bring back as much as it’s a much-needed return of a franchise. Don’t get me wrong, though, Nintendo should totally bring every Zelda ever to Switch. Either way, much like Wind Waker, the Skyward Sword art style would look gorgeous in HD. If motion controls are necessary for Skyward Sword, it could make handheld mode difficult, but TV and tabletop mode would be as simple as grabbing a Joy-Con in each hand. The Joy-Con motion controls could allow for accurate sword gestures, though in an ideal world, there would be some non-motion control option for players who want a more traditional Zelda experience.
While it would be incredible for Nintendo to bring Ocarina of Time 3D, Majora’s Mask 3D, Wind Waker HD, and Twilight Princess HD to its current platform, the Switch can likely emulate the original Skyward Sword experience. U is coming to Switch, so why not bring over another cooperative-focused Wii U adventure? We’d throw Super Mario 3D Land from 3DS into a compilation with 3D World for good measure. The Switch is a system that touts its accessible local multiplayer by divvying out Joy-Cons, and what better game to show off that functionality than Super Mario 3D World? We know that of New Super Mario Bros.
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