I can't see that being an especially big audience to aim for, but nevertheless, I don't doubt the possibility. Okay, that's conjecture, speculation, and it could well be there are fiercely loyal Nintendo fans out there who would have liked to have got into Skyrim before now, but it was never on their system. Demand amongst Switch owners for More Zelda is high-surely higher than the demand for a game that'll be six years old by the time it comes to Nintendo for the first time, and that's long been available on five other platforms. Which puts it into direct competition with the story DLC coming to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, a game that sold more copies on Switch than Nintendo did Switches, at launch, giving it an attach rate of 102%. Skyrim is due out for Switch at "Holiday 2017", to quote the messaging provided by Bethesda. But I wonder what more could make a difference, now-what could shift this feeling I have, that I already had before E3 began, that porting the game to Switch was largely a waste of time, and that I only feel stronger about now that Bethesda's time in the spotlight's been and gone. Now, it could be that we see a whole lot more of Skyrim for Switch when Nintendo beams its E3 Direct straight into our faces on Tuesday.
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