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Obviously, Nintendo just wants to force people to 'upgrade' to the Switch version (which is kind of a downgrade in this case), as simple as that. Do not forget that Wii U fans are also Nintendo fans! Besides, you are also going to be left in the dust when Nintendo finds a new idea to sell so it's not that Switch is more reassuring, especially considering its lack of backwards compatibility and abundance of ports. The sole fact that you enjoy Switch should be enough to respect Wii U and if you want to be respected as a Switch fan you should start by respecting people that are Wii U fans. If Wii U was dead I wouldn't find players on Mario Kart 8 at any time, would I? I don't understand this obsession with killing a console that many people enjoy and has the same games that are praised on Switch. The switch is offering two things the competition doesn’t care about, big games on a portable, and couch style multiplayer with fun games.įun Fact- most the public actually didn’t even realize that the Wii U was a new console while they were selling it, customers believed it was another Wii accessory.

This is why it’s selling at a record clip.

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But the Wii U isn’t portable outside of 12 feet, the switch is something different. It’s fine to be upset about this, and even hate on the system for its “old” games. Nintendo struck gold with the market they found on the switch, and like Steve Jobs never mentioning the Apple 2 team when presenting Macintosh releasing stuff on the WiiU is looking backward at exactly the wrong time. The Wii U is dead, complaining doesn’t fix that. Then you might as well get angry with other companies for putting music out in digital form because you bought a CD player. I mean your complaint is like screaming at SONY, or RCA for building Blu Ray players and not supporting HD DVD because a small percentage of people bought the doomed format.

We'd argue that it's definitely worth a go if you've enjoyed the main experience, and especially if you like playing with a friend. If you like what you see, you can grab the DLC from the eShop right now for £5.39 / $5.99, and it's also available in a bundle with the main game if you don't own that yet. For some, this will be a bonus, but it might cause just a touch of frustration for solo players.

CAPTAIN TOAD TREASURE TRACKER SPECIAL EPISODE FULL

Providing players with another three hours or so of gameplay is great in our view, and it's full of all the charm present in the main game, although we did feel that the DLC might be slightly too biased towards co-op play on the whole. We're also incredibly pleased to discover that Nintendo has squeezed in another minecart level. There's a nice variety here - as mentioned in our video above, one minute you'll be taking a ride on a haunted train full of ghosts, and the next you'll be exploring a sweet and sugary world. The DLC, called 'Special Episode' contains 18 new challenges (some new, some remixes of old) among five new courses. Just yesterday, Nintendo released the full DLC package for Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker on Switch and - being the ever helpful folks that we are - we thought we'd give it a go and share our findings with you lovely lot.

Captain toad treasure tracker special episode