If you love corporate speak and wishy-washy answers, we've got one for you! Blizzard has once again been asked about the possibility of Overwatch coming to Switch, and as you might expect, they don't give a straightforward answer. Here's what Blizzard's Jeff Kaplan had to say when asked about a potential Switch port by Eurogamer.

Our philosophy has always been we want as many players playing Overwatch as possible, and we want to reach as many possible Overwatch players as are out there. We will always explore a platform if we think we could make it viable - both the technology and the business relationship. We would love to do it. We don't have anything to announce or any plans with Nintendo or Switch at this time, but...it's something we're very open-minded about.

I don't know about you, but I think Blizzard could do with just a little positive word-of-mouth right now with fans. I think a confirmation of a Switch port for Overwatch might help smooth things over!

The Pokémon GO Safari Zone in Tainan, Taiwan, was a great success. Thank you to the Trainers who visited the Tainan Metropolitan Park and the Chimei Museum throughout the five-day event!

Over one million Trainers visited the Tainan area, and their excitement and enthusiasm made this an unforgettable Safari Zone event!

Trainers who visited the Tainan Metropolitan Park walked an average distance of 4 km per person and caught a total of 45 million Pokémon. As Trainers explored the city, Relicanth appeared more often, and Shiny Pinsir appeared all over the world to celebrate the Tainan Safari Zone event!

We appreciate your sense of adventure, Trainers! We heard many heartwarming stories from Trainers we met—some of you traveled more than five hours to attend the event. We also saw how you became friends with visitors from afar, congratulating others for catching exciting Pokémon and enjoying exploring the park together. Your bold enthusiasm makes Safari Zone events even more special.

Stay tuned for more information about upcoming events—and until then, let’s GO!

Looks like the deal between Team Cherry and Skybound Games went south recently, and Hollow Knight is no longer getting a physical release on Switch from the retail publisher. I would imagine that Team Cherry will find another partner to bring the game to retail, but that's just my own speculation. If anything does get announced, we'll be sure to bring it to you.

Coming from Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa during an investor Q&A...

We believe that giving consumers a wide selection of software is an extremely important part of operating our platforms. That is why we welcome the introduction of a variety of titles from many different software publishers. Even so, I do not think it is realistic to expect that every major title will become available on Nintendo Switch. We are speaking with publishers about them actively putting titles on Nintendo Switch that would be an especially good fit for its unique features as a home console system you can carry around, including handheld mode and the ability to bring systems together for local multiplayer. Given the strong publisher support Nintendo Switch has, I would expect the number of titles on it will increase a lot more. That is what really keeps the Nintendo Switch business on the right track.

Coming from Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa during an investor Q&A...

We released Nintendo Labo as a new way to play, which is something I think the consumers who purchased it have appreciated. And because it is the kind of product that makes a good gift for children, we expect sales growth during what will be the first holiday season for Nintendo Labo. We knew from the start that the sales trend for Nintendo Labo would be different from
that of games like Mario or Zelda, and we want this to be a product that continues to sell for a long time as a new way to play on Nintendo Switch.

As for any initiatives to expand the Nintendo Switch user base without relying on our franchise titles, we do have a variety of new ideas besides Nintendo Labo. We will announce these at a later time.

Coming from Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa during an investor Q&A...

Titles like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and Super Mario Odyssey are what we call “hardware drivers” in that consumers are very often interested in buying these titles when making a new hardware purchase. Titles released already in the previous fiscal years remain capable of driving hardware sales. The key is to figure out what makes these titles appealing, and how we can get consumers to understand that appeal. Going forward, we plan to incorporate add-on content and other factors that will keep these titles in the spotlight, so they will continue to sell alongside the hardware.

We take the value of software very seriously. What we want with our evergreen titles is to maintain their values as long as possible without lowering the prices.

Netflix is sending out an email to customers about support of their Wii app, as service is ending on Jan. 31st, 2019.

Unfortunately, Nintendo will suspend all video streaming services on Wii—including the Netflix Channel—after January 31, 2019. We hope you’ll soon enjoy an even better Netflix experience with additional features on a supported device. Please visit netflix.com/wii for our device list.

If you're using the Wii for streaming services, you have a few months left to find another device to stream on!