Versions of Mincraft I own:
PC (original)
Windows 10 Edition
Xbox One Edition
Xbox 360 Edition
PS4 Edition
Vita Edition
Wii U Edition
Pocket Edition (iPhone)
Pocket Edition (Windows Phone)
Pocket Edition (Google Play Store)
Pocket Edition (Gear VR)
And after tomorrow:
Nintendo Switch Edition (Daughters Switch)
Nintendo Switch Edition (My Switch)
Y'all this is gonna be big. Been playing for a few days now and it is an absolute joy to have basically the full experience on the go. MP servers aren't up yet, so those impressions are yet to come. Achievements, touch screen controls and an insane amount of content might make this the definitive way to play (aside from PC of course)
Side note: My podcast is giving away a copy of the game if anyone is interested. https://twitter.com/SHAssemblyLine/status/862361692008828928
Wait what?
Someone can expand and explain exactly what is meant here?
GameRevolution loves this version:
Source: http://m.gamerevolution.com/feature...redible-portability-of-nintendo-switch-review
Wait what?
Someone can expand and explain exactly what is meant here?
Sorry! I should have explained. Menus and inventory management via touch screen. So not exactly "controls," but UI and stuff. Not sure if the Vita version had this, but it's a welcome feature.
Versions I own: PC, Xbox 360, Xbox One and now Switch.
fps controls + touch for inventory mgmt sounds perfect
I'm looking forward to the eventual Wii U -> Switch transfer feature simply because the console versions of Minecraft ought to all share a common format and converting smaller PC maps that don't rely on any PC resource maps should also work.
Edit: Touch screen controls are probably an overstatement. If it's like the Vita version, it will allow you to select a tool from the menu with a finger tap. The Wii U and Vita versions lacked any sort of inventory or crafting features that took advantage of the touch screen.
Edit 2: By advantage, I mean full use outside of tapping. No drag n' drop.
Sorry! I should have explained. Menus and inventory management via touch screen. So not exactly "controls," but UI and stuff. Not sure if the Vita version had this, but it's a welcome feature.
Versions I own: PC, Xbox 360, Xbox One and now Switch.
Guys, you're killing me.
How does the inventory management works with the touchscreen?
I mean for crafting and stuffs.
I'm ready to update the OP if necessary, because touchscreen for crafting is something people have been clamoring for for years.I'll be home from work within the hour. Will mess around with it and report back.
I'll be home from work within the hour. Will mess around with it and report back.
Versions of Mincraft I own:
PC (original)
Windows 10 Edition
Xbox One Edition
Xbox 360 Edition
PS4 Edition
Vita Edition
Wii U Edition
Pocket Edition (iPhone)
Pocket Edition (Windows Phone)
Pocket Edition (Google Play Store)
Pocket Edition (Gear VR)
And after tomorrow:
Nintendo Switch Edition (Daughters Switch)
Nintendo Switch Edition (My Switch)
The achievements bit intrigues me, like how is this on Switch and is it like the XBO/360 MS achievements? Was this in non-MS versions also? Any screencaps?
Because this would be a megaton if Microsoft is allowing their achievement system of sorts be in a Switch game.
The achievements bit intrigues me, like how is this on Switch and is it like the XBO/360 MS achievements? Was this in non-MS versions also? Any screencaps?
Because this would be a megaton if Microsoft is allowing their achievement system of sorts be in a Switch game.
They're also reporting in that article that you can play 2 player with a set of joycons, which is false. They obviously didn't even try multi.
From the article: " local multiplayer traditionally requires several parameters to be met: first you need a television, at least one friend, a few controllers, and heck, throw in some pizza. In the case of the Switch nearly all of these requirementsminus the pizzaare tossed out the window. With the screen capable of serving as your TV, and a set of Joy-Con controllers providing input for two players, you can set up shop and build alongside a friend at a moment's notice."
Whaaat? I thought that was true. I guess it makes sense though considering you have to move the camera and your own movement.
Can you play in the Mario created overworlds in survival mode? Or is it just like a tutorial thing where you can explore it but that's about it? It would be cool to do survival there and add on to it in your own way.
Thank you.
Take your time, report when you feel like it.
Do you need some kinda account to play online? I remember a thread a few days ago about bad luck with accounts. I believe thats pc only and not on Switch but I'm not sure.
Can you choose where music starts and stops when creating? The videos I've seen it seems like music plays at random.
When creating, can you make it so blocks can't be destroyed for a more linear map?
And I'm pretty sure it does but just to make sure: You can play anyone's other creations online and play online with randoms right?
Sorry for all the questions. Despite Minecraft being so popular its oddly hard to find specifics.
The achievements bit intrigues me, like how is this on Switch and is it like the XBO/360 MS achievements? Was this in non-MS versions also? Any screencaps?
Because this would be a megaton if Microsoft is allowing their achievement system of sorts be in a Switch game.
Also, when do Switch games go live? Love that XB1 games go live at 9 PM PST. Got a flight in the morning but it would be cool to download this beforehand!
What's the point of this game? I don't get it.
Third party games tend to launch at 9AM PST / Noon EST.Also, when do Switch games go live? Love that XB1 games go live at 9 PM PST. Got a flight in the morning but it would be cool to download this beforehand!
No worries at all. So after messing with the menus, it looks like you can select and navigate the crafting screen, but you can't click to craft or drag items to sort inventory. It's a weird implementation, but I suppose it's a start.
Hope that helps!
Comes out on my birthday, getting a switch for my birthday....guess that means I have to buy it....again
Have you heard of survival mode? No creativity required, and a great timesink. I'd at least recommend looking into it, it's the only reason I touch Minecraft.I can see the appeal, but I don't have the time or creativity to get the most out of a game like this. Like, for as cool as Mario Maker was I found creating levels boring as shit.