Nintendo wants you to play with your friends

2018-8-23 14:25

Some of my most cherished memories involve crowding round a TV with friends and playing multiplayer games until the early hours of the morning. While this used to be the only way a group could play on a console, the success of online gaming has relegated a lot of local-multiplayer experiences.

Yes, they still exist, but aren’t a major focus for most developers. Unless you’re Nintendo. At Gamescom, I got the chance to play Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Super Mario Party and Diablo III on the Nintendo Switch ahead of their launch. And, well, I had a hell of a time. Uhhh, why? Because I like…

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