Are Switch supply issues gone for good?

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    • Hi Bill,
      
      We are starting to see some of those graphically intensive games like NBA 2K18 and FIFA 18 played on the Switch. They seem to have a lot of problems running on the Switch.
      
      Do you think we will have the same problem as we did with the Wii U where 3rd party developers will stop trying to make these games on the Switch?
      
      Seems like they are having the same problems bringing games to the Switch that they had for the Wii U.  The big difference is the success of the Switch versus the failure of the Wii U. Developers have a big incentive now to get their games on the Switch where they didn’t have that on the Wii U.  It just seems like too big of a task and I imagine it’s a lot of work for these developers to try and put these games on the Switch.
      
      Should we accept the Switch as a system mainly for Nintendo made games and smaller indie type games?
      
      Love the show.
      
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      Trevor

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    • Per your comment on the podcast, I still play ARMS and love that game.  No Pokken for me either. - Crzylgs15

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