Motorsport Manager for Nintendo Switch

[Djinn Zhad]

I have been playing MM since the first android game. I bought MM with 2 DLCs and MM Mobile 2. I would buy MM + all DLCs if it was on the Nintendo Switch. Anyone else interested?

[MrPalo75]

Super Mario Motorsportkart Manager

[Saint Trojan Burger]

Sega were originally competition to nintendo. Don't get your hopes up!

[Mr. Gyro]

if we are talking about like a port then this idea will fail. the menu system alone would take forever to use on console and add the race function would probably be hard on button layouts. im not sure anyone has made a race managing game on console but if im wrong fill free to correct and show for i would like to see it.
i think for this to work you would probably have to design it in the way of the sims. have 3d models of the people who work for you and be able to drag/drop/do stuff with the controller. each management menu would have a "station" that you can move the curser with and pull that menu up with a quick-menu option available. all the base managing stuff would be there just presented in a sim like fashion.
for the race it should be all quick-menus assigned to one button(for example i would press x and it will show me everything i can tell driver 1). have good 3d models with the camera system allowing the player to zoom in and out has much as they want with the option of fix cameras around the cars and track.
to finish i would like to see a no micromangment option so if i want to just watch the race i can.

anyway thats my 2 cents

[Ohayoghurt]

Originally posted by Saint Trojan Burger:

Sega were originally competition to nintendo. Don't get your hopes up!

They ended that rivalry ages ago. Sega releases plenty of games on Nintendo consoles these days and the Switch presents an opportunity to enter a large handheld market that's only growing with time. And it's portable nature holds the key that can make a port to the Switch work...

The tablet has a touch screen.

Motorsport Manager is a point and click game, which rules out a PS4 or XBox One port, barring a substantial change to the UI. With the touch screen of the Switch however, that ability to point and click is retained, opening the door for at least a port of MM Mobile 2.

In theory, they could port the PC game instead and that would be even better, but they'll have to find ways to cut back on 3D graphics significantly to get it to run on the Switch in it's handheld mode. Still, the motivation and potential payoff is there.

[Mylo]

Football Manager Touch is now available on switch so the Sega rivalry obviously isn't relevant, but we need new DLC before spending resources on a switch version

[Djinn Zhad]

Originally posted by JayOTT:

Originally posted by Saint Trojan Burger:

Sega were originally competition to nintendo. Don't get your hopes up!

They ended that rivalry ages ago. Sega releases plenty of games on Nintendo consoles these days and the Switch presents an opportunity to enter a large handheld market that's only growing with time. And it's portable nature holds the key that can make a port to the Switch work...

The tablet has a touch screen.

Motorsport Manager is a point and click game, which rules out a PS4 or XBox One port, barring a substantial change to the UI. With the touch screen of the Switch however, that ability to point and click is retained, opening the door for at least a port of MM Mobile 2.

In theory, they could port the PC game instead and that would be even better, but they'll have to find ways to cut back on 3D graphics significantly to get it to run on the Switch in it's handheld mode. Still, the motivation and potential payoff is there.

I wouldn't mind a MM Mobile 2 port but I'm not willing to spend much more than I did on the android version for that since it isn't the complete experience.