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I haven't seen any updates anywhere.Is there an update on that anywhere?
I haven't seen any updates anywhere.Is there an update on that anywhere?
The potential for improved control designs down the road is exciting in general. Nintendo or even third parties can refine things down the line and come out with good attachments, and it can happen without the need to buy the next version of the handheld altogether or add something bulky to the system circle pad pro style.The joy cons definitely seem bad for certain kinds of games.
However, the interesting thing about them is since they're detachable, this will basically be the first portable system which can use third-party controllers. Someone will almost certainly make joy cons optimized for 2D games.
Breath of the Wild looks fucking fantastic dude, and it has nothing to do with nostalgia.While I like the design of the hardware that's not enough. Zelda is long in the tooth and it just looks bad compared to even Scalebound...which looks like a turd next to Horizon Zero Dawn. I'm curious how many people will cry fowl when Horizon Zero Dawn is up for game of the year and Zelda doesn't get an honorable mention?
I understand the nostalgia factor to an extent and respect that some people just really love Nintendo's first party games, but Nintendo marches out this same concept generation after generation of trying to market mainly niche games to the mainstream audience without the kind of success that's necessary to maintain a hardware game business indefinitely. Had it not been for the freak accident of the success of the Wii, when consoles nearing the end of their life and smartphones weren't ubiquitous Nintendo would be out of business right now...that set of environmental circumstances will never be duplicated again. I really get the sense Switch is going to sell marginally better than Wii U but that's it. Skyrim is 5 years old, it looks kinda bad on Switch so far and they're including it in the marketing like it's new this year.
While I like the design of the hardware that's not enough. Zelda is long in the tooth and it just looks bad compared to even Scalebound...which looks like a turd next to Horizon Zero Dawn. I'm curious how many people will cry fowl when Horizon Zero Dawn is up for game of the year and Zelda doesn't get an honorable mention?
I understand the nostalgia factor to an extent and respect that some people just really love Nintendo's first party games, but Nintendo marches out this same concept generation after generation of trying to market mainly niche games to the mainstream audience without the kind of success that's necessary to maintain a hardware game business indefinitely. Had it not been for the freak accident of the success of the Wii, when consoles nearing the end of their life and smartphones weren't ubiquitous Nintendo would be out of business right now...that set of environmental circumstances will never be duplicated again. I really get the sense Switch is going to sell marginally better than Wii U but that's it. Skyrim is 5 years old, it looks kinda bad on Switch so far and they're including it in the marketing like it's new this year.
I think my parents first TV (and the one on which I started gaming) was 13".I have, but never on a 7 inch screen...because that would be awful.
So now I'm wondering was resolution this thing will render games at when plugged into the dock. Surely 1080p. Surely?
While I like the design of the hardware that's not enough. Zelda is long in the tooth and it just looks bad compared to even Scalebound...which looks like a turd next to Horizon Zero Dawn. I'm curious how many people will cry fowl when Horizon Zero Dawn is up for game of the year and Zelda doesn't get an honorable mention?
I understand the nostalgia factor to an extent and respect that some people just really love Nintendo's first party games, but Nintendo marches out this same concept generation after generation of trying to market mainly niche games to the mainstream audience without the kind of success that's necessary to maintain a hardware game business indefinitely. Had it not been for the freak accident of the success of the Wii, when consoles nearing the end of their life and smartphones weren't ubiquitous Nintendo would be out of business right now...that set of environmental circumstances will never be duplicated again. I really get the sense Switch is going to sell marginally better than Wii U but that's it. Skyrim is 5 years old, it looks kinda bad on Switch so far and they're including it in the marketing like it's new this year.
While I like the design of the hardware that's not enough. Zelda is long in the tooth and it just looks bad compared to even Scalebound...which looks like a turd next to Horizon Zero Dawn. I'm curious how many people will cry fowl when Horizon Zero Dawn is up for game of the year and Zelda doesn't get an honorable mention?
Is there an update on that anywhere?
I haven't seen any updates anywhere.
While I like the design of the hardware that's not enough. Zelda is long in the tooth and it just looks bad compared to even Scalebound...which looks like a turd next to Horizon Zero Dawn. I'm curious how many people will cry fowl when Horizon Zero Dawn is up for game of the year and Zelda doesn't get an honorable mention?
I understand the nostalgia factor to an extent and respect that some people just really love Nintendo's first party games, but Nintendo marches out this same concept generation after generation of trying to market mainly niche games to the mainstream audience without the kind of success that's necessary to maintain a hardware game business indefinitely. Had it not been for the freak accident of the success of the Wii, when consoles nearing the end of their life and smartphones weren't ubiquitous Nintendo would be out of business right now...that set of environmental circumstances will never be duplicated again. I really get the sense Switch is going to sell marginally better than Wii U but that's it. Skyrim is 5 years old, it looks kinda bad on Switch so far and they're including it in the marketing like it's new this year.
While I like the design of the hardware that's not enough. Zelda is long in the tooth and it just looks bad compared to even Scalebound...which looks like a turd next to Horizon Zero Dawn. I'm curious how many people will cry fowl when Horizon Zero Dawn is up for game of the year and Zelda doesn't get an honorable mention?
I understand the nostalgia factor to an extent and respect that some people just really love Nintendo's first party games, but Nintendo marches out this same concept generation after generation of trying to market mainly niche games to the mainstream audience without the kind of success that's necessary to maintain a hardware game business indefinitely. Had it not been for the freak accident of the success of the Wii, when consoles nearing the end of their life and smartphones weren't ubiquitous Nintendo would be out of business right now...that set of environmental circumstances will never be duplicated again. I really get the sense Switch is going to sell marginally better than Wii U but that's it. Skyrim is 5 years old, it looks kinda bad on Switch so far and they're including it in the marketing like it's new this year.
Seriously.
The complaints about how it looks are totally baffling.
I mean, the system goes up against the awfulness that is PS4Pro and the mediocre PS4 slim and X1 slim.
I wanna see the receipts about sleeker looking tablets in the 250 bucks range too.
Remember Nintendo said they still have secrets that they haven't shown us yet.Hmmm.. so far we've yet to see some of the interesting patents come to fruition. Or maybe none. Like SCD, that projector/holo thing, swappable dpads/controls, etc.
Honestly has the market ever been dictated by power?
I sincerly believe that the PS4s power envelope has nothing to do with its significant lead in the console race and a hell of a lot to do with Microsofts DRM and pricing bundle.
Had they properly carried over the momentum of the 360 into this gen, I think the things would have been very different.
I think there is a point where a certain level of graphical fidelity is "enough" for nintendos core and the mass market and I think thats what Nintendo is going for. Just look at the ds and wii. Power had fuck all to do with those to experiences.
There will always be people who want the very best graphical experience possible but I think much that group is already on PC
Hell Im geetting a pro next month with the full knowledge of how much more powerful modern day pcs and the scorpio will be and my decision to get one has not been affected in any way. PS4Pro level is "enough" for me.
This is clearly not a traditional console but for its concept and what it is setting out to do, it is clear that the Switch is a very powerful and current piece of tech.
Remember Nintendo said they still have secrets that they haven't shown us yet.
Who knows if anyone of those parents could be there, especially the SCD. Like someone said Nintendo didn't want to confuse any messaging with this initial trailer with all different things.
Disappointed that Nintendo didn't come up with something that hasn't already been done by Sony (PS4/Vita).
Thoughts on backwards compatibility with DS/3DS since there are carts?
Yea, the secrets. When I read that I was like "oh c'mon" lol. I waited this long since 2015 and all that speculation and rumors exhausted me. Now will have to wait months again. I do hope the wait is worth it.
I do prefer consoles to pack more oomph tbh but that doesn't stop me from buying them if they weren't. I always like to see that leap in tech power in consoles and been so since the Famicom.
But here's the thing regarding the SCD, I'm curious about it not because of power only, but because I remember it had to do with something related with a "local" cloud like service? I can't remember the exact words from the patent, but it had something to do with that.
Arby's facebook page, lol:
Only hyped to play a new Zelda and Mario. The system itself does nothing for me. Disappointed that Nintendo didn't come up with something that hasn't already been done by Sony (PS4/Vita).
Arby's facebook page, lol:
Did the Vita come with the PS4? Could you instantaneously switch any game from TV to portable? Not quite the same thing in several ways.![]()
Could be a joke (likely), but could it also be a partnership with Arby's?
I honestly was going to buy whatever system Nintendo put out there so I could play Zelda, and I'll pick up the Switch for that, but was hoping for a bit more innovation than this. I don't know, I mean, I didn't expect VR out of Nintendo, just something...different?
I have, but never on a 7 inch screen...because that would be awful.
Eww...that meat looks disgustingArby's facebook page, lol:
Made a Pokemon themed design. Look familiar?
That's not the cost of either of those anymore, especially used.I think it is a pretty different concept; while what you're saying is true, it's only true to an extent. You'd have to spend $400 on a PS4, $200 on a Vita, Vita memory card prices... it absolutely works, but with the Switch there's far less baggage and it's gonna be a hell of a lot cheaper.
Other than that you have the detachable controller scheme, the Nintendo IP's, etc. It's similar in concept but not really in execution. I don't think it's really going to feel anything like the PS4/Vita combo, especially when it comes to games.
Can you do white?
I love white consoles (have a white PS4) but I actually like the gray/black design for the Switch especially with the green LED's.
Eww...that meat looks disgusting