Amazon Games CEO Christoph Hartmann says he’s excited for the successor to the Nintendo Switch and that the company is planning to bring games to the platform. Amazon Games have a number of titles in the pipeline for various platforms including Throne and Liberty, Tomb Raider, Blue Protocol and more. Here’s what Hartmann told IGN:
“Yeah, we obviously plan to develop games for it and I can’t wait for it to be out. I mean, honestly, I’d rather have them wait a year and get it perfect than rush it to the market and then we all complain about what doesn’t work. Switch has been such a fantastic product, I can wait another year if I have to. And from development, I think most non-Nintendo developers are not exclusively doing titles for the Switch. They’re always part of a portfolio mix of platform mix. Just wait.”
Oh right, from the same people who made the ring of power and censored Blue Protocol. Yeah… I think I‘m fine and ignore it just like Netfix try to „modernize“ series like MotU or Black Note and Cowboy Bebop.
I know that if they fail… which I hope so dearly.. they won‘t go bankrupt, which is sadly the worst thing about this bullshit.
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Amazon Games CEO Christoph Hartmann expresses excitement for the next Nintendo Switch and emphasizes the importance of quality over speed in its release. He supports a potential delay to ensure a well-polished product and mentions that most developers create games for a range of platforms, not exclusively for the Switch. His approach shows patience and a focus on quality, aligning with broader industry standards.
I’m a long-time Nintendo fan and was thrilled by these news. Last month I beta-tested one of their titles on PC and was impressed by smooth performance. I also checked amazon prime video reviews for their streaming side—turns out their game trailers look cinema-quality on big screen. Fun fact: I organized a mini LAN with friends in my living room, projecting the action onto a wall with popcorn in hand. If they optimize controls for handheld mode, this could be a game-changer. Can’t wait to see cross-play and cloud save features!