cybereality
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I'd consider Metroid Prime to be a mature game, whenever that comes out. Also DOOM and Wolfenstein came out on Switch.
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Throw some Lara Croft artistic interpretation at Princess Peach?What exactly are you looking for? Adult version of the software? I mean, you can't really make Mario a very mature game.
Lower rez and crappy audio? Yea no, i'm playing it on a switch.
The sad thing is that complaining about the Switch having "kids' games" is often shorthand for "I want to see blood, darkness and sex." It's rarely a call for greater sophistication, or even skill — goodness knows some Nintendo games require tremendous skill to complete beyond the basic storyline. If you want mature... well, you'll probably get more actual maturity out of Life is Strange or Night in the Woods on a Switch (yes, I know they're cross-platform titles) than any first-person shooter on a PlayStation or Xbox.I'd consider Metroid Prime to be a mature game, whenever that comes out. Also DOOM and Wolfenstein came out on Switch.
The sad thing is that complaining about the Switch having "kids' games" is often shorthand for "I want to see blood, darkness and sex." It's rarely a call for greater sophistication, or even skill — goodness knows some Nintendo games require tremendous skill to complete beyond the basic storyline. If you want mature... well, you'll probably get more actual maturity out of Life is Strange or Night in the Woods on a Switch (yes, I know they're cross-platform titles) than any first-person shooter on a PlayStation or Xbox.
I play more games on Switch than I do on PC at the moment.
Of course, I also had a Pokemon themed wedding, zelda and mario tattoos, hundred+ dollar metroid and zelda statues, etc.
Anyone decrying games as "kiddy" though needs to grow the fuck up. Trying too hard to say other things are kiddy is the truly immature statement.
I just want my Nintendo games at a more consistent framerate, but if I can't get that - no problem, I'll play them as they are.
$350 for the OLED version.and it's ONLY $300 ... wow toys sure have become super expensive these days
No one tell him that the PS5 is $500 msrp and goes upwards of 1k on ebay atm.and it's ONLY $300 ... wow toys sure have become super expensive these days
You think that's bad for a Nintendo racing series? The last main console installment of F-Zero was F-Zero GX all the way back in 2003!The version of Mario Kart on the Switch is still the same game as the WiiU version, Mario Kart 8. It came out in 2014.
Pfft. F-Zero in 2003! Imagine being a Stunt Race FX fan! The last, and only, one came out back in 1994!
This post is true, but it's also sarcasm. I don't think anyone is actually expecting, or cares about, a sequel.
And a little reminder that Nintendo switch games dominate Amazon's best sellers list 2020 and 2021 so far
2020
https://www.amazon.com/gp/bestsellers/2020/videogames/ref=zg_bsar_cal_ye
2021
https://www.amazon.com/gp/bestsellers/2021/videogames/ref=zg_bsar_cal_ye
2019's top 50 had a little more variety.....when you get closer to "50". But the topmost selling games----still Nintendo:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/bestsellers/2019/videogames/ref=zg_bsar_cal_ye
I don't think that's true at allProbably because almost no one but Switch players buy physical games.
I don't think that's true at all![]()
Well based on that 2018 figure....Nintendo has skewed much more towards digital, for awhile now, than Playstation and Xbox. Which makes sense due to portable convenience. But also an interesting push by youtubers and other influencers, to buy the biggest micro SD cards you can afford for Switch. And go all/mostly digital.I looked it up because I was curious.
Nintendo finally started selling more digital than physical games in 2020.
https://www.thegamer.com/nintendo-digital-sales-more-than-physical/
Versus only 17% of games being physical for everything in 2018. It should be even less now.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/190225/digital-and-physical-game-sales-in-the-us-since-2009/
Were it not delayed, you'd have played that low rez, crappy audio version of BOTW on your Wii U. You still could have done that when it released. Nintendo gave you exactly what you bought a Wii U for, you did not have to buy a Switch for the better version, you chose to. Also, If you only wanted it for one game, why did you buy a Wii U long before that game was even out? That isn't really something you can fault Nintendo for. The Wii U was very poorly received, its short life cycle was a surprise to no one.Lower rez and crappy audio? Yea no, i'm playing it on a switch.
Will they? I try to avoid Nintendo centric reddits and such because Nintendo fanboys are fucking annoying. But in the places where they intermingle, I haven't seen a whole lot of positive reactions. Seems more like people are just pissed that the Switch Pro rumors were not true.Classic Nintendo Fans will be jumping for joy with this.
I looked into it, because I hadn't heard about low quality audio in Breath of The Wild for WiiU:From what I have seen they are almost exactly the same. Even performance issues, both stutter in exactly the same spot. And how is the audio worse?
I looked it up because I was curious.
Nintendo finally started selling more digital than physical games in 2020.
https://www.thegamer.com/nintendo-digital-sales-more-than-physical/
Versus only 17% of games being physical for everything in 2018. It should be even less now.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/190225/digital-and-physical-game-sales-in-the-us-since-2009/
This makes me hella sad because I don’t buy digital games (mostly, sports games can be an exception) because I like how they look on my shelves next to old consoles and comic books and other weird stuff.Well based on that 2018 figure....Nintendo has skewed much more towards digital, for awhile now, than Playstation and Xbox. Which makes sense due to portable convenience. But also an interesting push by youtubers and other influencers, to buy the biggest micro SD cards you can afford for Switch. And go all/mostly digital.
Which echoes into a general push by influencers for all gaming that.....we must have as much of our library installed at the same time, as possible.
I.E. Switch and PS5 built in storage are useless because we can't have 10 games installed at once.
PlayStation was 53% split in 2019 (August 4th 2020 investor call states 53% 2019 and 73% in 2020). And many publishers reported an average of 40 - 50% growth in digital sales last year. The pandemic really pushed digital.
None of it nullifies the fact that Nintendo dominates at the biggest etailer of physical goods, in the world.
I don't think that's correct. Single player games or single player portions of games, should not require an internet connection to play them, as long as they are already downloaded (you may have to load the game one time). And the switch you use for offline play, must be registered in your Nintendo account as your primary switch.I mostly buy physical games on the Switch because of portability.
For some silly reason, you need an internet connection for digital games, which makes no sense for a mobile console.
Didn't realize this and loaded up my Switch Lite with digital games for a trip, only to find out on the plane that you needed internet (and the plane WiFi was shoddy).
Absolutely, if you remember though BOTW was teased as the premier game for the Wii-U. But it got delayed, and delayed, and delayed... and oh hey, new console coming out, launching with BOTW. Pure coincidence though. I bought a Wii-U when BOTW was being teased as an exclusive, and it was. It absolutely was!!! Switch wasn't even announced.Were it not delayed, you'd have played that low rez, crappy audio version of BOTW on your Wii U. You still could have done that when it released. Nintendo gave you exactly what you bought a Wii U for, you did not have to buy a Switch for the better version, you chose to. Also, If you only wanted it for one game, why did you buy a Wii U long before that game was even out? That isn't really something you can fault Nintendo for. The Wii U was very poorly received, its short life cycle was a surprise to no one.
I bought a Switch for my son, and got a copy of Pokemon Shield (physical), and then I bought the downloadable DLC. Then I got myself a Switch Lite. Due to doing it that way, the first switch was my "primary" system, and the Lite a secondary--in Nintendo's parlance. When I played Shield on the Lite it was fine. But when I downloaded the DLC onto the Lite, it started requiring Internet. Nintendo's got a FAQ about it--more or less, it's "non-physical games on secondary devices phone home" to verify you're allowed to use the game. IIRC the claim is to make sure you're not playing it on two consoles at the same time.Maybe you have to play the game once to "register" it. I don't know but it definitely didn't work for me.
I prefer buying physical games if given the option; I can resell 'em, share 'em with friends for a bit, even display 'em on a shelf if I wanted to. Too bad some physical console releases can be quite pricey. (Many of them are only sold through Limited Run Games, whose releases are, as you might guess, limited.)Probably because almost no one but Switch players buy physical games.
Add a course creator like the 64DD-only Expansion Kit, and online play (which GX didn't have) with the full roster of 41 (potentially more) racers if they can swing it, along with reasonably modernized visuals and maybe native GameCube controller support like Smash (analog triggers for finer control over slide/strafe movements), and I'd be happy with that.Tough to say if F-Zero is a seriously viable franchise for Nintendo, but I feel pretty confident they could toss a sequel/successor together with the exact same courses and it would be profitable.
Nintendo does a fantastic job with their factory refurb stuff. They always have. When I was a kid I had my SNES repaired by them and it looked brand new when I got it back. I also have bought a Wii U from them and it was in perfect condition." Nintendo's Refurb Store is a Gold Mine for Switch Fans " or so said the article