RPG Maker MV (Nintendo Switch): Yay or nay?

‘tis as the title suggesteth, my fair friends and... uh... awesometh acquaintances. Wouldst thou recommendeth mine purchasething the softethware package entitled “RPG Maker MV” for mine Nintendo-crafted console of the Switch variety, or wouldst such a dessission resulteth in a programme not-dissimilar to the “RPG Maker MV” of Personal Computational engines? I beseecheth you, fair friends and... uh... amazingeth acquaintances: which action wouldst THOU opt to perform when staring into the face of such a dessission?

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”What the...? Is he trying to sound like he’s pretending to shake the proverbial spear, as some kind of metal-pun on those fantasy role-playing doodads?! Well, luckily your not-quite-as-old-as-I-look pal Cranky is here to translate for ya.

Message, like like, reads or something however:

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“Hey! Just wondering if any of you would recommend getting RPG Maker MV for Nintendo Switch, or if I should just stick with the PC version. Please let me know!

~Love, Cranky Jacky-chan~ ”

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There ya go. You’re, like like, welcome or somesuch freshness. Cranky outta da HOUSE!

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“CRANKY flee.
You earn 9,001 BLUEBERRY MUFFIN.”

Yay.

You forgot to add a poll though.

@Amufungal That’s a wonderful idea. Thanks! I’ll add one first chance I get.

Welp, I decided to buy it anyway, and I’ve begun work on my first project, which I hope to share with you all soon. I hope you look forward to it!

Oh yeah, the base theme - or “hook”, if you like - is “a trilogy within a trilogy within a trilogy”, with three core games that are each a part of their own individual trilogies, and bridged by at least two other titles that effectively complete the saga; however, each title is intended to function as a standalone entity, with the core titles essentially telling the same story from different viewpoints, and each having unique characters to meet and worlds to explore. Oh, and colour plays a huge part in building these tales (the core chapters are titled “Red”, “Green” and “Blue”, with the rest named after other hues...)