PCMag reviews products, but we may earn affiliate commissions from buying links on this page. The, Nintendo's newest video game system, merges home gaming comfort and portability to create a unique, eye-catching platform. The nifty Joy-Con motion controllers foster the same casual-friendly gameplay that made the Wii a hit, while Switch's tablet-style design and side-grip controller slots improve Nintendo's Wii U vision.

When you consider Nintendo's dominance over the portable console market, it's easy to imagine Switch following suit and delivering some truly excellent games. Still, it's just as easy to be apprehensive about committing to the new console, especially with Switch launching in the wake of Wii U's passing. Leaving Switch's Fate Up to Chance.

From the system's catchy reveal trailer, to its painfully detailed presentation, it is clear that Nintendo wants its audience to know exactly what Switch is, and what it can do. A quick glance at professional gaming outlets, or community-focused sites and YouTube channels, reveal Switch unboxing videos, and reviews, and innumerable hot takes. Nintendo is pushing Switch in a big way, and it's using the growing trend of gaming channels and online personalities to push the system into the eyes of the masses. One thing is certain: the Nintendo Switch launch is going to be big. But will the system maintain a steady burn, or be a mere flash in the pan?

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Switch could be a potent contender in current console market, if Nintendo plays its cards right. But to make Switch more appealing to gamers sitting on the fence, Nintendo should consider tweaking and improving the following four issues. Switch Needs Strong Third-Party Support To ensure the Switch's longevity and success, Nintendo needs good third-party developer support. Yes, we've all seen the fancy graphic featuring dozens of developers on board with the Switch. Sadly, this means very little, as Wii U boasted similar partnerships prior to the system's launch. Third-party Wii U support dwindled a few months after the system was released, and companies like EA abandoned Wii U software development entirely.

The video game industry changes constantly, so we can't know what games ultimately come to fruition. But Nintendo needs to secure these partnerships to keep the Switch relevant. We know the system can't compete with the hardware muscle that Sony and Microsoft have to offer, so Nintendo must keep the Switch appealing with solid software options. Because Switch is a portable/home console hybrid, one can hope that the system's lineup of games mirrors that of the Nintendo DS and, which enjoyed excellent third-party support throughout their lifetimes.