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I hope all of Nintendo Gaf gets into Pikmin 3 on October 30th. It’s been so much fun to rediscover Mario together.
I hope all of Nintendo Gaf gets into Pikmin 3 on October 30th. It’s been so much fun to rediscover Mario together.
I’m with you guys that DK has never been my thing. Going to jump in and try them again with a fresh mind. Even though I didn’t like the SNES, N64, or GCN games I hear DKCR and DKTF are top tier.
I played the hell out of the DKC trilogy when I was a kid, but I didn’t find DCKR that good when it came out...never got around to Tropical Freeze, but maybe I should give it a try.
I completely forgot about the next Pokemon expansion. I'm looking forward to going back to Pokemon Sword and seeing what Crown Tundra has to offer.Pokemon Sword/Shield Expansion Pass news coming on September 29
New information about the Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield Expansion Pass will be revealed tomorrow, September 29, The Pokemon Company has announced. A video will air at the following times: – 6 AM PT – 9 AM ET – 2 PM in the UK – 3 PM in Europe The Crown Tundra DLC is launching for Pokemon Sword...nintendoeverything.com
New information about the Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield Expansion Pass will be revealed tomorrow, September 29, The Pokemon Company has announced.
A video will air at the following times:
– 6 AM PT
– 9 AM ET
– 2 PM in the UK
– 3 PM in Europe
I completely forgot about the next Pokemon expansion. I'm looking forward to going back to Pokemon Sword and seeing what Crown Tundra has to offer.
Why would I pay $60 for an old game?I hope all of Nintendo Gaf gets into Pikmin 3 on October 30th. It’s been so much fun to rediscover Mario together.
Why would I pay $60 for an old game?
Holding off for a bit to cut down backlog before I jump on too many new games. Will probably grab it on sale later.
Why would I pay $60 for an old game?
Holding off for a bit to cut down backlog before I jump on too many new games. Will probably grab it on sale later.
Too many games, too little time. Currently playing (and really enjoying) Persona 5 Royal. There are also a ton of older games going back to NES/SNES that I missed out on too so I never a shortage of choices.Lmao. Oh no. It really is going to be the next round of that, isn't it?
Anyway, totally understand. It's always a good idea to finish what you have, as long as it's still fun, rather than getting caught up in the hype for every new game.
I missed the Wii U. Didn't pick one up until I got a Switch. If I already had it on the older system I wouldn't feel compelled to get the Switch version unless I wanted to replay.That's exactly how I feel about Tropical Freeze. When is that SOB going to drop to $20 so I can buy it again (this time for Switch)? I still own the Wii U copy even though I sold my Wii U...
I hope all of Nintendo Gaf gets into Pikmin 3 on October 30th. It’s been so much fun to rediscover Mario together.
Too many games, too little time. Currently playing (and really enjoying) Persona 5 Royal. There are also a ton of older games going back to NES/SNES that I missed out on too so I never a shortage of choices.
I missed the Wii U. Didn't pick one up until I got a Switch. If I already had it on the older system I wouldn't feel compelled to get the Switch version unless I wanted to replay.
If you're not interested, you're not interested, and that's totally fair, but don't sleep on Pikmin if you've never played them. One of the best expressions of Nintendo magic.
Looks like you won't have to wait very longThank you for the thought out answer! Both wish listed and Ill bran them when they go on sale.
Looks like you won't have to wait very long
Bastion for Nintendo Switch - Nintendo Official Site
Buy Bastion and shop other great Nintendo products online at the official My Nintendo Store.www.nintendo.com
Transistor for Nintendo Switch - Nintendo Official Site
Buy Transistor and shop other great Nintendo products online at the official My Nintendo Store.www.nintendo.com
Not that I'm aware of. I believe all versions of these two games are the same - outside of Transistor's PS4 enhancements (DS4 color bar usage, and the option for the Sword to speak through the DS4 speaker).Do the Switch versions add anything new/change anything?
Looks like you won't have to wait very long
Bastion for Nintendo Switch - Nintendo Official Site
Buy Bastion and shop other great Nintendo products online at the official My Nintendo Store.www.nintendo.com
Transistor for Nintendo Switch - Nintendo Official Site
Buy Transistor and shop other great Nintendo products online at the official My Nintendo Store.www.nintendo.com
Tropical Freeze is top tier for sure. It might be the greatest 2d platformer ever made. Returns is okay, but I remembered thinking at the time that it just didn't remind me enough of the DKC trilogy.
Curious, what didn't you like about the SNES games?
Random thought that’s hopefully helpful: If any of you are buying a new 4KTV for the new consoles, consider doing a little research into how it handles 1080p and HD upscaling for your Switch gaming. (Rtings is perfect for this).
I didn’t buy it specifically for this, but my TV had extraordinarily high ratings and praise in this area, and I’m so glad it did, because quite a few of my Switch games look g o r g e o u s on it. BotW curiously seems to benefit less, and Witcher was a soup, even with max sharpening, the one time I tried it (need to experiment more with this), but in general.
Obviously, nothing will make a 1080p console 4K, except a Switch Pro (stares at Nintendo), but pick the right TV, and you can definitely reap some benefits.
TV purchases have become as complicated as computers and everything else now. It’s not enough to judge their merit on specs alone, you have to factor in how the rest of your devices and streaming services will affect how much you’re getting out of it. I honestly just go with a couple must have features and let Rtings do the rest. Find one that has everything you need at a low price, and that is a popular model that will be supported for a while with updates.
Random thought that’s hopefully helpful: If any of you are buying a new 4KTV for the new consoles, consider doing a little research into how it handles 1080p and HD upscaling for your Switch gaming. (Rtings is perfect for this).
I didn’t buy it specifically for this, but my TV had extraordinarily high ratings and praise in this area, and I’m so glad it did, because quite a few of my Switch games look g o r g e o u s on it. BotW curiously seems to benefit less, and Witcher was a soup, even with max sharpening, the one time I tried it (need to experiment more with this), but in general.
Obviously, nothing will make a 1080p console 4K, except a Switch Pro (stares at Nintendo), but pick the right TV, and you can definitely reap some benefits.
Definitely. I went slightly crazy picking a TV earlier this year, trying to make sure every single thing (and measurement) was accounted for.
It’s a far cry from how it used to be, where you’d just go to the store, buy a brand you trusted, and whatever, lol.
I mean there were always things you could consider aside from brand. Like when I bought my previous TV, I decided on a 42” 720p plasma screen. It was the right size and price, and everything I wanted to do with it (gaming, watching live sports, DVDs and some blu rays) had very little benefits to going with 1080p.
This is back when people were paying huge sums of money for 1080p vs 1080i, mind you. And all brands were yelling 1080 HDTV!!! only to disappoint you with crappy interlaced picture, meanwhile cable broadcast standard was 720p and all game consoles uprezzed.
But it was still a simpler time. I still own the TV and it’s awesome for retro gaming. I don’t have to worry about security vulnerabilities, “smart” image reconstruction, backlighting problems, compatibility with 50 standards of Dolby and HDR. For the most part I need not worry about having the right version of HDMI cables. Most importantly I don’t worry about my TV‘s interface slowing down or introducing bugs over time.
How long did it end up taking you to choose and what did you ultimately decide on? Sorry if I missed the post on another page.
I meant to say that this guy should be in Super Smash Bros. Ultimatethe 403 google user content error message Robot will be smash one day, but he'll just be a palette swap of R.O.B.
JK I can't actually get the pic in the spoiler to load, so I don't know who
I meant to say that this guy should be in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
I’m just talking about SD TVs. It just felt like back then, you’d eyeball the display model for few seconds, find the brand you wanted, and how much screen you could afford, and screw it, lol.
Some people I guess would have a problem with this, but I ended up going budget with last year’s TCL. The reviews were really good, and it looked like unprecedented value for the money. It has been fantastic for my purposes, and kind of, in conjunction with a One X, given me a half-generation upgrade to videogames while waiting for Series X and PS5.
It took me a while to decide. There were several good TV deals going at the time, as well as a really good budget competitor (Hisense something?), and the possibility of throwing in a bit extra for some other models as well. It was about a week of obsessing, and twenty tabs open at all times, hahaha.
I wasn't that fond of the first two games but Pikmin 3 is GREAT!!. Maybe pick it up in the future when you have time.I'm another who won't be playing Pikmin - it really doesn't look my thing and I have a hellish/awesome backlog plus Cyberpunk on its way.
Someone else posted earlier and basically laid it all out. My biggest gripe was the feel and movement, it just didn’t feel right. Also the graphics felt mismatched with how the game was constructed. It was hard to tell where you are and where hitboxes of enemies and platforms begin/end.
I actually had similar issues with Trine - graphically it was way too much. I find a lot of games have been trending in the direction of super photorealistic or busy, saturated visuals. The problem is I can no longer make use of my video game sense. Is the object part of the scenery and just eye candy? Or is it interactive - where exactly does the object end?
Typically it doesn’t matter. In Uncharted or an RPG is scripted and those pixel perfect inconsistencies don’t really matter. But for platformers, especially more challenging ones like DKC, it’s a big factor in my enjoyment.
I will also say that I’m not a huge fan of 2D platformers to begin with, though the ones I like I REALLY like:
Super Mario World
Super Meat Boy
Celeste
Hollow Knight (White Palace/Path of Pain)
Ori and the Blind Forest
FEZ
VVVVVV
Most of these games have a lot of exploration and secrets - it’s not pure platforming. My memory of DKC might not be right and I’m willing to revisit, but I don’t remember it being much fun to explore. Who knows and maybe I’ll eat these words. I would love to love DK.
Haven’t played DKTF but I agree with the busy overdrsigned look a lot of them have. What I find curious is that you love Ori ( I do too) but my first thought when starting that game was ‘man, is that a platform or background?’ It clicked after the tutorial and it became one of my all time fav. platformers. Weird
You made me look. I feel like a fool.Surprised to see an AO rating. I guess they’re going to push the cat suits further in this one.
You made me look. I feel like a fool.
Reminder the pokemon DLC show is airing