Caporegime
Third party support has been vastly better on the Switch though which can only have helped. There's hundreds of hours of AAA PC ports that have come across which hasn't happened before to this degree.
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I was one of the few with a Wii U, so for most people the fact some of the games were released on a platform they didn't own won't matter.
Is it poor of Nintendo to repackage and sell these at full price from a consumer perspective? Yes, but Nintendo won't care when both hardware and software sales have been so strong. People have voted with their wallets.
I can't imagine many Switch owners complaining that MK8 isn't a fantastic game.
Is it poor of Nintendo to repackage and sell these at full price from a consumer perspective? Yes, but Nintendo won't care when both hardware and software sales have been so strong. People have voted with their wallets.
I can't imagine many Switch owners complaining that MK8 isn't a fantastic game.
Soldato
according from what I have read there is one, source Kotaku.
Dungeons are confirmed, sorta
Probably the most requested feature missing from Breath of the Wild were traditional dungeons. Tears of the Kingdom appears to have five Temples and a sixth dungeon.
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Anyone looking forward to Puzzle Bobble Everybubble!? Releases on the 23rd! Bust-A-Move games are my favourite puzzle games, and I still play the older ones to this day.
I've never really found anything that comes close to these games. I know of TOUHOU Spell Bubble, although that's rhythm / music based.
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I've never really found anything that comes close to these games. I know of TOUHOU Spell Bubble, although that's rhythm / music based.
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The major one would be stick drift.
Drift and if it's banned from online play.
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Also if you're buying him an original model (not OLED), try to find him model HAC-001-01. It's the V2 model and includes better battery life over the V1 model (HAC-001)
No evidence at all outside of made up rumours and guesswork.
This. Outside of Nintendo, nobody knows and we can only speculate. But it has been over 6 years since the original Switch was launched and it's unlikely the next iteration is far away. I still think it will be out next year at some point.
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Caporegime
After 6 years, I’ve finally jumped on the switch ship. Got the Zelda edition. If the new one comes out next year, I’m hoping that an excellent condition and fully boxed one might hold its value a bit better than the vanilla model
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Definitely a screen protector and a case. Tempered glass protector. Orzly ones are good. Yes the games hold their value extremely well. Nintendo games always do. Luckily resale value is also decent if you want to do that. I rarely buy new games so I generally buy and sell carts through cex.Thanks all. Bought one off the MM.
I suspect I'll be playing it myself when he's gone to sleep. BTW what's with the price of switch games
Any essentials I need to make it last?
Screen protector + case?
Soldato
Worth getting a memory card to expand storage.
Not essential but the official Pro controller is great if you intend to play on the TV, also means less usage of the joycons, so hopefully less chance they develop drift.
I mostly buy my games digital on the Switch. It's just much more convenient, plus I don't really tend to sell games on.
Not essential but the official Pro controller is great if you intend to play on the TV, also means less usage of the joycons, so hopefully less chance they develop drift.
I mostly buy my games digital on the Switch. It's just much more convenient, plus I don't really tend to sell games on.
Great was hoping someone would recommend a third party.
Caporegime
I’m having terrible trouble deciding which way i prefer to play my switch, like a handheld, game pad or nunchuck style.
Personally I prefer handheld but mostly due to the way I end up playing the most, which is on the sofa while my wife watches something on TV. If I'm in my office I've got my dock connected to my ultrawide monitor which does stretch things a little but it's nice to sit back and use the pro controller over the joycons.
If it had been a pure handheld device I would definitely still have bought one, pure docked I'm not so sure.
Edit: typo.
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