Yeah don't think ecosystem was the correct wordyou don't half talk shit.
What "ecosystem"?
had a few drinks on me when making that post last night. Nintendo are obviously ridiculously successful because they make amazing exclusives guess my general point was regarding folk that exclusively own a Switch and buy into absolutely everything Nintendo release at full price including some technically unimpressive ports that could be picked up on Steam/PS4/Xbox for much less.I have a friend like this. Complains every time Nintendo pull this shit... Then coughs up the money and buys in.Yeah don't think ecosystem was the correct word
Me too mate, I didn't mean it in a harsh way more a laughing oneYeah don't think ecosystem was the correct word
I think you underrate the portability factor. My commute to work is only 25 mins but if it were any longer, I'd probably take the switch with me on the train.Yeah don't think ecosystem was the correct word
I just couldn't get into it.
Well without the harder monsters turned on it's not very good in my opinion, since the normal mode poses no challenge whatsoever.
When I played it I kept getting killed so I doubt harder monsters is going to help me.
Doesn't work for me.
It's mad its taken them this long to add such a basic feature. Even madder that it doesn't even work
I'm already paying for a family pack, which is £35 or something a year. I think this doubles it. As I share the account with my wife, the kids and a mate, it's not terrible value. Although they definitely need to stop drip-feeding the damn games. I could download every N64 title off the Internet in about 5 minutes and play them on an emulator. Surely Nintendo can give us more than a dozen launch titles.
Fecking Nintendo
Regular Nintendo Switch Online: 20 dollars per year(or 4 dollars monthly or 8 dollars quarterly).
Nintendo Switch Online With Expansion Pack: 50 dollars per year
Not only that, but the Expansion Pack seems to only have a 1 year commitment plan now.
One of the reasons for why I bought the Switch was to play N64 and (hopefully)GameCube games without having to use emulators. There's no way I'm paying for this, though.
Disappointing if true. I'm excited to play Ocarina of Time again but the other games don't interest me anywhere near enough to pay £40 for a year up front.
Fecking Nintendo
Regular Nintendo Switch Online: 20 dollars per year(or 4 dollars monthly or 8 dollars quarterly).
Nintendo Switch Online With Expansion Pack: 50 dollars per year
Not only that, but the Expansion Pack seems to only have a 1 year commitment plan now.
One of the reasons for why I bought the Switch was to play N64 and (hopefully)GameCube games without having to use emulators. There's no way I'm paying for this, though.
It didn't grip me and I never finished it.
Yeah you've mentioned TM, it looks good. I like the look of Triangle Strategy. What do you think? It's beautifully pixelated with 2.5 graphics.
Is that out now? It looks stunning and I will definitely be getting it.
February and March have a lot of games coming out across all platforms.
Can't wait, love me a good Atlus marathon. About fecking time a good Switch game came out and all.Update: I just bought it. Only took me 6 months to pull the trigger.
Plenty. But you are a pro gamer, so you'll beat it in a few hours.
Not as good as Forza.
That a reference to my comment yesterday?Plenty. But you are a pro gamer, so you'll beat it in a few hours.
I think so. My memory is terrible so I was hoping I remembered something correct and just went with it.That a reference to my comment yesterday?
It will be worth if/when Silksong gets released.
Very tough by the sounds of it. I know a few people who love SMT and they're very much the nerdy types who like learning about how to take advantage buffs and debuffs, that sort of thing.
