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Topic	How is Minecraft on Switch?
green dragon 07/12/17 10:43:58 PM #18:	DorkLink posted... green dragon posted... Can you use the switch's touch screen for menus? Wait, the switch does have a touch screen, right? It has a touch screen but I doubt it would work for menus since you can't use the touch screen in TV mode. I think a lot of people are still confused and think it works like the Wii U. I always see people talking about how they should bring back Mario Maker and I'm like how TF would that work I don't mean using it for menus like how the wii u or 3ds does it for certain (meaning the game is still "live" when you touch a menu). In my mind, using touch screen for menus would be the same as the pc version, except you just touch the items instead of clicking on them. And why wouldn't mario maker work on the switch? You don't need both screens iirc <cite>green dragon posted [p:882814753] in How is Min... [t:75559272]...</cite> <quote><cite>DorkLink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>green dragon posted...</cite> <quote>Can you use the switch's touch screen for menus? Wait, the switch does have a touch screen, right?</quote> It has a touch screen but I doubt it would work for menus since you can't use the touch screen in TV mode. I think a lot of people are still confused and think it works like the Wii U. I always see people talking about how they should bring back Mario Maker and I'm like how TF would that work</quote> I don't mean using it for menus like how the wii u or 3ds does it for certain (meaning the game is still "live" when you touch a menu). In my mind, using touch screen for menus would be the same as the pc version, except you just touch the items instead of clicking on them. And why wouldn't mario maker work on the switch? You don't need both screens iirc</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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