The awkward controls.
I was beyond excited to get my hands on it. Controlls sucked and couldn't play it.
The awkward controls.
I was beyond excited to get my hands on it. Controlls sucked and couldn't play it.
Same here, got to the 2nd level and never played it since.
Not sure why people are surprised by Nintendo anymore. They have sat on their hands for the past 2+ years and still sold millions and millions of consoles. They have sat on their hands and still sold millions of copies of a 7 year old game (MK8) and quite a few of the best games on the Switch are still ports from the Wii U. Its basically become a ports console with the occasional triple A game on it if you are interested in a particular IP.
I doubt we will see MK9, another Mario (like Odyssey), Bayonetta, MP4, Pikmin 4 this generation. BOTW will come out for the end of next year despite it leaning very heavily on the current engine, assets and world and despite BotW coming out over 4 years ago now.
Nintendo has repeatedly dropped the ball this generation when it comes to games and many other things and just seem to laugh as people lap it up. They are like an awfully run company that just seem to make more and more money every year and no one can really see why.
Same we play MK occasionally and AC was big last year but yeh Roblox is king. Nothing wrong with it really but would like to see it come to consoles as playing on ipad is a choreDoes anyone have kids who have access to both a Switch and Roblox?
Got switches for both my two (age 11 and neatly-8) for Xmas but, after initial interest, both of them only play Roblox (not available on Switch) and Minecraft (which they play on Xbox and Tablet respectively)
Mario Kart has been played about 4 times, BOTW once, both put reasonable time into Pokemon, and eldest played a chunk of Animal Crossing for about a month... But that's it.
As far as I can tell, all their friends are the same. Seems like traditional games are dead to this generation of young gamers.
My eldest plays Roblox on Xbox. It's odd that it's unavailable on Switch, though. Youngest plays on tablet but uses an xbox controller.Same we play MK occasionally and AC was big last year but yeh Roblox is king. Nothing wrong with it really but would like to see it come to consoles as playing on ipad is a chore
Has anyone picked up THPS1+2 on Switch? Any thoughts?
Does anyone have kids who have access to both a Switch and Roblox?
Got switches for both my two (age 11 and neatly-8) for Xmas but, after initial interest, both of them only play Roblox (not available on Switch) and Minecraft (which they play on Xbox and Tablet respectively)
Mario Kart has been played about 4 times, BOTW once, both put reasonable time into Pokemon, and eldest played a chunk of Animal Crossing for about a month... But that's it.
As far as I can tell, all their friends are the same. Seems like traditional games are dead to this generation of young gamers.
had been waiting a while for this so got on Saturday. It’s really very good. I’ve not played any of the franchise since 1+2 which frankly I spent so much time on back in the day that’s it’s a miracle I graduated. Excellent remake, I’m just embarrassed about how laughable my gaming skills are these days. I imagined I’d start playing and be busting out several hundred k combos within an hour or so, but not so
Was all the game on the game cart or did you need to download extra content?
Was all the game on the game cart or did you need to download extra content?
As far as I can tell, all their friends are the same. Seems like traditional games are dead to this generation of young gamers.
Well, yeah (?) They're allowed to play traditional games too, but they opt for Roblox because, presumably, they enjoy it more.Maybe it's because you're allowing them to play robolox
Does anyone have kids who have access to both a Switch and Roblox?
Got switches for both my two (age 11 and neatly-8) for Xmas but, after initial interest, both of them only play Roblox (not available on Switch) and Minecraft (which they play on Xbox and Tablet respectively)
Mario Kart has been played about 4 times, BOTW once, both put reasonable time into Pokemon, and eldest played a chunk of Animal Crossing for about a month... But that's it.
As far as I can tell, all their friends are the same. Seems like traditional games are dead to this generation of young gamers.