A port of the original Xenoblade Chronicles showed up on the New 3DS, and developer Monolith is still pumping out content updates for its Switch-exclusive sequel, Xenoblade Chronicles 2. If you’re a fan of open-world role-playing adventures featuring giant robots, Nintendo’s portable systems have you covered. Xenoblade Chronicles X (Monolith Soft, 2015)
and now it’s time for the world to take notice.
Wii U puttered along because Nintendo was firing on all cylinders for the system. There just weren’t many third-party exclusives of note. Now, you may notice they’re almost entirely first-party titles that’s not snobbery. These are all top-flight works just begging to enjoy the light of day on a console people not only own but are proud to own. To help, I’ve selected the 11 Wii U games that absolutely, 100% still need to make their way to Switch. There’s so much more to be salvaged from the flaming wreckage of the Wii U! Nintendo has been quite proactive about converting lost Wii U classics to Switch - most recently with the charming Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. Unlike Virtual Boy, though, Wii U saw a lot of best-in-class games they were simply squandered on an unappreciative world.Īt least Nintendo recognizes the gold mine of content it has lurking in the cobwebbed wasteland that was Wii U.
like Wii U, the least successful Nintendo platform this side of Virtual Boy. In catching up with games we’ve skipped over or set aside, it’s important to pay tribute to entire platforms shoved over into a forgotten corner and covered in dust.
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