Topic: Outright Games

now there is a market for their games my kids younger loved them BUT they never ever fix any bugs issues with their games. and for that are a disgrace

Nick Jr Party Adventures character customization.
The gameplay looks similar as Captain Toad but I think there is some automatic movements in the game and our job just only lead them the way.

@Anti-Matter

Awesome~ 🥰 I still watch nick Jr on occasion more so nick & teen nick though. Defently another game to add to my hitlist~ 😂👍

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Bratz game is back and OMG....!
I saw Dance Dance Revolution machine from the trailer and the girls were playing on it! 😃

Gotta get the PS5 version. 😊

Surprise, surprise!
Dora get another game by Outright Games! 😁

Another kids games by Outright Games announced.
It's Gabby's Dollhouse.

@Anti-Matter

Uhhh cool. Bratz is already on my list. Not a huge fan of Dora The Explorer & Gabby's Doll House heard of in name only. Hoping there's demo's for both games later tbh~ 🤷‍♀️

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@Barbiegurl777
Hopefully the new Bratz Rhythm & Fashion game will have actual DDR gameplay with DDR arrows since the trailer shown the Bratz girls playing DDR machine with actual DDR Arcade looking, even the arrow colors with Blue & Pink colors.

YAAAY...!!! 😃
Another Barbie game again by Outright Games.
This time Barbie will riding horse.

@Anti-Matter

They always do barbie horse riding games. Still looks fun though~ 👍 Was never a big horse fan but will still probably give the game a go~ 🤷‍♀️

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I noticed one thing from every version of the games by Outright Games that will be released during this year, there is NO Switch 2 version announced nor even the physical release of the Switch 2 version.
All the games by Outright Games in physical just only consist 4 version: Nintendo Switch 1, PS4 / PS5, XBOX and Steam.
The exception of Switch 2 version indicated Outright Games currently didn't invest their games on Switch 2 due to game key card situation so either they try to avoid selling their games with scummy practice (but it still have the code in box version for Switch 1 as the re-release version after the actual physical version already released) or they still wait and see the Switch 2 situation before release their games as they have to handle the kids franchise games that counted as licensed games.
While some of greedy / lazy 3rd party publishers like EA / Ubisoft even SEGA, Capcom & SquareEnix choose game key card option to sell their games but Outright Games choose to NOT release their upcoming kids games on Switch 2 since Switch 1 games can be played on Switch 2 and probably Outright Games choose the Switch 1 version rather than Switch 2 version since their games are NOT demanding on gargantuan installation size so they might be invested the Switch 1 version to make sure even the Switch 1 version with the worst performance still acceptable to play rather than sacrificing customer's satisfaction by releasing their games on game key card.
I think it sounds good when there are some game companies still care for giving the customer actual physical games when there is game key card option.
Maintaining the dignity to be trustworthy game publisher is not easy job.

@Anti-Matter Or it could just be that OG and the developers they hire don't have Switch 2 devkits.

@Anti-Matter small developer that produces games that dont break huge numbers.

I expect they are reliant on a big install base to sell any decent volume hence sticking with SW1 for the mo. Doubt it's got much to do with the cartridge media.

@Anti-Matter

By any chance can you explain the game key card? Just watched a YouTube video this morning some one trying to explain the game key card... I hate saying it but with the newer systems coming out starting to feel stupider the more the year's go by especially trying to figure out the switch 2 with the game key card. The guy explained in the video supposedly you have to download the game then get the game key card. Wouldn't that mean the person would be paying double? Once for the download then again for game key card? That's double paying & double taxation. If each switch game cost's $60 wouldn't double mean $120 per game? Heck want to get a few more years out of my switch oled & switch lite. Was heavily considering the switch 2 but so far the games that are out for it. I don't have interest in but like the backwards compatibility part~ 🤷‍♀️

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@Barbiegurl777
Game key card = Empty cartridge without any game data. It just only have data key to access Nintendo Switch 2 eshop while still available.
You must get connected to internet and download the games from eshop.
It will taking more space since the file is digital games and you still have to insert the game key cartridge inside the system to play your downloaded game. It's absolutely stupid idea ever.
But you can tell which games using game key card or not by the warning label in front cover.
Games in game card have no warning sign, but games with game key card or even worse code in box have warning sign in front cover.

Back to Outright Games situation, it seems they haven't invest yet their licensed kids games for Switch 2 whether the developers didn't have devkits for Switch 2 or Outright Games as publisher still thinking twice about game key card situation so they will keep provide the games on current consoles (Switch 1, PS4 / PS5, XBOX, Steam) without considering the Switch 2 at the moment.

@Barbiegurl777 I do know how the game key cards work so I'll explain them. Basically, if you buy it and put it in your Switch 2, it would let you download the whole game. Once it's downloaded, you'd be able to play it, but only as long as the game key card is inserted. It will say on the bottom of game box arts if it's a game key card. You don't have to pay for the game twice if you buy one.

But yeah... I love my Switch 2 (I'm having a ball with Mario Kart World and I do want to get Donkey Kong Bananza), but even I wouldn't recommend game key cards. They're not very consumer-friendly - not only would you have to wait for the game to download after taking it home, but you're also at the mercy of how much space you currently have on your Switch 2. Plus, the microSD Express cards are pretty expensive at the moment. (The Switch 2 doesn't take regular microSD cards.) I'd say you're better off getting proper physical copies of games, or even just getting games from the eShop itself (if you have the space of course). At least with the latter, you can play them anytime without needing to put in a game key card.

Edit: Ah yeah I forgot about something. The game key cards only apply to third-party games. All of Nintendo's own retail releases will be proper physical games.

@Anti-Matter & @MarioVillager92

Uhhh okay. Thanks for explaining it. Missing the days of popping in a cartridge & regular gameplay already. Going to give the Nintendo Switch 2 more thought before getting it. 🤷‍♀️ Thanks anyways~ 👍👌✌️

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New The Grinch game by Outright Games.
Still have no information what kind of game for this one, probably it will be another platformer games.

@Anti-Matter This is just a re-release of the Grinch 2023 game, sorry to say.

@KidRyan
Hm...
Something that I realized after you mentioned it.
I wonder if that Grinch game is re-release version with all contents inside physical media.