I know this is PatientGamers, but can we discuss how even the current generation of consoles seems to ask for patience as they aren’t that many games 4 years after their release?

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I have a Switch, which has hundreds of games and great couch coöp. I can’t speak to most of the other concerns except creativity, and to that I say: Any platform open to indie devs is one that won’t suffer from lack of creativity. You’ll have to deal with Sturgeon’s Law, but that was always true.

Blaze (he/him)

Thank you for your comment. The Switch is indeed a the nice exception of this generation.

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I don’t know what this sub’s view on that is, but a hacked switch is especially nice, since usually the latest releases won’t be cracked right away but older ones will be

fmstrat

Have I stumbled upon the only Switch comment about indie that doesn’t have a Steam Deck response?

Wait… What have I done…

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Part of the value of the Switch is being able to put it in the dock and connect to TV. It’s a lot harder to co-op when you only have the little screen.

fmstrat

I mean, I’m all for play what you want, thus my joke, but the SD can do that, too.

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oh I never hear people talk about docking their steam deck! Thats very enticing.

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People are mentioning handheld consoles when talking about handheld consoles? So weird.

I know this is PatientGamers, but can we discuss how even the current generation of consoles seems to ask for patience as they aren’t that many games 4 years after their release?

I know this is PatientGamers, but can we discuss how even the current generation of consoles seems to ask for patience as they aren’t that many games 4 years after their release?

Patient Gamers