Nintendo Switch: 9 Things Nobody Wants To Admit
5. No Achievement System
While the Nintendo Switch surely has a solid selection of fantastic gaming experiences, it doesn't necessarily have the best incentive to fully complete these games. 100%-ing games can surely be fun and rewarding every now and then, but at times the task may seem a bit daunting.
Achievements are a tried and true system. Their results speak for themself, as there's no doubt every single reader here has experienced at least one achievement in gaming and felt truly rewarded. It's a fantastic formula to bring more interest to the new players, give some guidance to the average player, and treat the hardcore player to even more content.
The name speaks for itself; who doesn't love to achieve?
If Nintendo incorporated achievements, it would also be a great stepping stone towards a proper online community on their consoles. Miiverse was fairly lackluster, but potential was there. With some massive changes and a redesign, that's a concept Nintendo could introduce back to bring their fanbase together.
And come on, who doesn't love the idea of getting to show off your most valuable achievements to your less-skilled friends?