If you try it and have feedback good or bad, please write to me. I am very motivated to help as many people as I can through this tool.

I would also love to hear if it has helped in any interviews or even better land a job.

Next goal: get past the number of bones in the human body. 🦴

Fact of the day: Did you know children have more bones than adults?

If you haven't tried it yet and you are actively looking to (re)enter the Video Games Industry, give it a go.

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Not particularly at this point. Many issues and improvements were directed towards particular teams, e.g. URP, Netcode etc. Lots of validation went into Switch 2 support also, performance and capability.

Key facts:

⭐️ Unity designed and developed the game in-house
⭐️ Published by Konami
⭐️ Survival Kids is an IP revival of a Gameboy Colour title in 1999
⭐️ Learnings have translated into Engine improvements
⭐️ Unity is your engine of choice for the Switch 2

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I have similar thoughts. I do think something fishy is going on, and don't believe the overreaction I am seeing, it feels so over the top and manufactured almost.

Anyway, hardware / consoles need to evolve. And Nintendo are known for a hit and a miss. The Switch 2 will miss and not hit the heights of the Switch.

End of thread.

What do you think?

Switch 1 is a significant opportunity due to unit sales. Developers cannot ignore it even when the Switch 2 is available.

I understand the Switch is a pain to develop and port games to, but that hasn't stopped most, and the Switch 2 may well help in this aspect for developers at least.

You'll see many Switch 1 games ported to Switch 2, which won't drive sales IMO.

More power and graphics isn't everything to a consumer. Fun wins out over everything else.

I love my Switch for this reason. Although, I do appreciate the graphical elements in most games.