Sonic Advance was released on the Gameboy Advance 2 decades ago.Precisely. Think sonic is now openly available on Nintendo platforms. But not Goldeneye.
Who would have thought that sonic would appear on a ninty platform 2 decades ago eh?
Sonic Advance was released on the Gameboy Advance 2 decades ago.Precisely. Think sonic is now openly available on Nintendo platforms. But not Goldeneye.
Who would have thought that sonic would appear on a ninty platform 2 decades ago eh?
Nobody has really failed at doing anything here, ....
Sonic Advance was released on the Gameboy Advance 2 decades ago.
Who would have thought that sonic would appear on a ninty platform 2.5 decades ago eh?
How the hell did we just have a page of debate about whether not having goldeneye is “a fail”. Impressive stuff chaps![]()
Except for the hard assed guys at Ninty/MS who will not agree on licensing and dont give a stuff on this!
Which concurrently is a loss/disappointment/fail/whatever the hell you want to call it on a Friday afternoon, to the consumer
I was wondering when you were going to way in on this and nitpick on details
But yes you are right, so let me rephrase the original sentence.
Well.... what else is there to do on a Friday afternoon.. .
Besides I need to catch-up on my post count![]()
Yep thats a very good point actually.
Another fail![]()
Same thing happened with the megadrive mini in Japan. They got the 6 button. Us and the US didn't.In Japan they did not fail: https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/...a-drive-controller-for-nintendo-switch-online
Anyone getting the Switch OLED even though you own the original Switch (and probably would sell it?)
I see. Any way to determine which panel you got or is it a lottery as you say, and no way to identify from say serial number ?
Was on the fence to buy this, but if what you say is true Kreeeee thats a deal breaker.
Could we predict it based on the region or is it a lottery? I can get one in the UK or Asia (which is £50 less).Generally the panels with the offset color tones (slightly blue or yellow) are the lower quality ones and have significantly less peak brightness (60-80 nits) than the neutral panel. There are at least 4 different panels used across the full fat Switch models.
The only way to know for sure without direct comparison is to dismantle the device or mod it and boot android OS to get the panel serial.
See, knowing the details is useful![]()
Could we predict it based on the region or is it a lottery? I can get one in the UK or Asia (which is £50 less).
Generally the panels with the offset color tones (slightly blue or yellow) are the lower quality ones and have significantly less peak brightness (60-80 nits) than the neutral panel. There are at least 4 different panels used across the full fat Switch models.
The only way to know for sure without direct comparison is to dismantle the device or mod it and boot android OS to get the panel serial.
See, knowing the details is useful![]()
Were all panels available when the Switch first rolled out or were they introduced later?
(My switch was purchased from day 1 - does this have any bearing on the likihood of having the better panel?)
I've not read that, but if true it's pretty dishonest and immoral (suspect not illegal though).There were 2 at launch. One of them was the good screen that they made sure got sent to reviewers, the other is a typical cheaper bait and switch job that ended up in the majority of Switches.
I've not read that, but if true it's pretty dishonest and immoral (suspect not illegal though).
Is it 100% confirmed that the OLED screen is 'an old version' or is it just rumours etc.