8 Popular Nintendo Wii U Games (And Whether They Deserve Switch Ports)

Should it be allowed on the Switch: Yes

Paper Mario: Color Splash is a perfectly serviceable game that could be put on the Switch. It'd be a chance for those who didn't own a Wii U to play the not great but not awful Paper Mario game. But that's all it would be, something some people would play but nobody would be that excited about.

So why not put it on the Switch as part of a Paper Mario collection. Throw in Paper Mario from the N64, The Thousand-Year Door, Super Paper Mario, this, and maybe Sticker Star and everybody would lose their minds.

Will Paper Mario: Color Splash be one of the least exciting parts of a collection like this? Yeah, but it would kill two birds with one stone. Move a Wii U exclusive off the dead console and give people a way to play the older Paper Mario games.

Whilst this is unlikely we can dream. We're more likely to get Paper Mario: Color Splash Deluxe which includes a side-story involving the Toads or something.

The game just coming to the Switch on its own wouldn't be the worst thing in the world but it wouldn't be that exciting either.