There's a lot of indie shite flooding through the switch store isn't there? kind of difficult finding the gems among the junk, seems like forever since I've bought a game for it.
It's not different to any other online store in that regard, it's the nature of the beast. You just do your homework.
I keep looking for decent offers because can never find one.
Any downsides to buying a used one from CEX?
Don't worry. Just above you @Olly Gunnar Solskjær is looking forward to a Switch version of a game because he hasn't played the version of it he already owns.I hate myself I’ve just bought Skyrim for the 900th time because it’s on sale
I hate myself I’ve just bought Skyrim for the 900th time because it’s on sale
Bought it for 5$ using my gold points, charging my pro contoller right now to play it.Cuphead is actually ridiculously fun. Just made the second island (no A scores on any levels yet so there is plenty of scope for improvement). First game in a long time i have played that is purely skill based, no bullshit, and while extremely challenging os actually fun.
17 quid on the store. Its a no brainer for anyone with a switch
Bought it for 5$ using my gold points, charging my pro contoller right now to play it.
TECHNOLOGY NEWS
APRIL 18, 2019 / 10:33 AM / A DAY AGO
Tencent wins key approval to sell Nintendo's Switch in China
BEIJINGTOKYO (Reuters) - China’s Tencent has won a key approval to start selling the Nintendo Switch in the country, paving the way for the console to enter the world’s largest video games market two years after it was first released worldwide.
Authorities in the southern Chinese province of Guangdong gave the green light on Thursday to Tencent Holdings to distribute the Nintendo Switch console with a test version of the “New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe” game, a statement on the government’s website showed.
The need to navigate complex regulations and the search for a local partner have hampered Japanese gaming company Nintendo’s efforts to bring its hybrid home-portable Switch console to China, holding back the development of console gaming there.
“Launching the Nintendo Switch in China is a massive opportunity for both Nintendo and Tencent,” said Gu Tianyi, market analyst with gaming industry analytics firm Newzoo, adding that other consoles, PlayStation and Xbox, have struggled to catch on in China.
“What sets Nintendo apart, however, it that its intellectual property roster - including Mario, Zelda, and Pokemon - is already extremely popular in the market. What’s more, the mobile aspect of the Switch is a great fit for China’s mobile-first culture.”
Tencent has traditionally had to apply for approvals from authorities in Guangdong, where the company is registered. Two people familiar with the matter said the approval by the Guangdong culture ministry would allow the Switch to be sold nationwide.
Tencent did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
It has teamed up with Nintendo in the past, with Tencent releasing its Arena of Valor game overseas on the Switch.
A spokesman for Nintendo - which has sold more than 32 million Switch units globally since its launch just over two years ago - said Tencent had applied to Guangdong authorities for approval to sell the Switch console.
GAME APPROVALS
Approving games and consoles for sale in China is a multi-layered process. The country’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism has oversight over game hardware, while games need to be approved by China’s State Administration of Press and Publication.
The statement, posted on the website of the Guangdong Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, listed over a hundred game devices, including arcade machines, that it was approving for sale.
It said the Nintendo Switch would need to be sold with a test version of the New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe game. Test versions are generally distributed for free and thus do not need licenses.
The approval also comes as industry leader Tencent tries to recover from a lengthy video game approval freeze in China last year, which has put pressure on shares of the company and other gaming-related stocks.
The regulator has started to give the green light to games again but sources have told Reuters that it faces a big backlog.
Nintendo has previously released gaming devices like the N64 and the 3DS XL in China under iQue branding.
The Pro controller is very worth it but if you want a cheaper one I recommend this one:Does anyone have a recommendation for a controller other than the ludicrously expensive official Pro controller?
Thanks for that I'll check it out.The Pro controller is very worth it but if you want a cheaper one I recommend this one:
https://www.amazon.com/PowerA-Enhan...qid=1557087076&s=gateway&sprefix=nint&sr=8-12
Immortal Redneck and Valkyria Chronicles are good shouts.Digital sale currently up, some neat games if you like your indies.
Just bought Forgotton Anne myself.
Immortal Redneck and Valkyria Chronicles are good shouts.
EDIT: Actually, looking at the list, I might get Telsa v Lovecraft and Time Recoil. Loved the other two games by those guys, Jydge and Neon Chrome.
So much stuff, it looks so good
I've only seen it mentioned by Nintendo of Europe, so it might be an exclusive thing for over here.I still don't understand, if I pre-order the game on amazon in the US do I get the Stylus pen or is it just a UK thing?
Tesla v Lovecraft and Time Recoil are only ok, not like the other two. Odd as they're all twin stick shooters built on the same engine.EDIT: Actually, looking at the list, I might get Telsa v Lovecraft and Time Recoil. Loved the other two games by those guys, Jydge and Neon Chrome.
Yes, if the console still switches on you can transfer your data between switches, if not then you had to have online membership for cloud saves but you can download the games using your profile.Anyone know what the deal is if your console breaks but you have downloaded games and progress in those games? Is there a way to transfer this stuff or back it up?
Capcom are greedy cnuts so feck them I didn't buy it.The 3 resident evil games are out today. I really want to play 4 and 0 again but I don’t wanna play 30 quid each for them.
I’m going to though, but I don’t want to.
Thanks. Hopefully if the console needs replacing when I send it for repair, they'll do that...Yes, if the console still switches on you can transfer your data between switches, if not then you had to have online membership for cloud saves but you can download the games using your profile.