Oh, I should probably mention I've never actually played Kingdom Hearts since I almost only play on Nintendo hardware (although I played my brother's PlayStation a lot, hence being a Spyro fan), but I've developed a real interest in it as of late and think the games look pretty fantastic. Which is the same reason I made hundreds of Flipnotes back in the day and agonizingly waited for the release of Flipnote Studio 3D then hardly touched it when it finally came out. I think at the time of SMM I was suffering from a creativity lapse. I couldn't tell you how many hours I spent making levels in the Mario Flash browser game. If we get a Switch sequel, I hope my interest will be reinvigorated. Mon 11th Feb I love level editors and wanted a game like Super Mario Maker for years and was extremely excited when it was announced, but I just couldn't get into it for the life of me.It seems like Switch development is inherently managed as 'finish the premium version, then take the final product and distill it down for Switch', so Switch inevitably has to launch significantly after 'premium' consoles/PC. I think it has more to do with the fact that they're outsourcing the Switch versions to separate companies that end up with different timelines, and often they need to finish the PC/X1/PS4 'main' versions first (which is usually done after launch these days.) before they have the total asset pool for the outsource to even work on scaling down. The size of the double dipping market isn't even big enough to register as a blip on their balance sheets. Mon 11th Feb I'm as cynical as they come, but while I think maybe some smaller studios, and particularly niche studios like Square-Enix with known ultra-fan games like FF milk the double dipping thing, I don't think the big studios (S-E aside) are doing it intentionally for double dipping.

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