Topic: The Nintendo Switch Thread

Fast rmx makes the rumble occur wherever you're hitting your car. It's cool enough I guess, but hardly noticeable unless you make a conscious effort to notice it

You know, I've been thinking, regarding the joycon signal strength issue: for wireless controllers, signal strength should really be something that's controllable by the user. Everyone's living rooms are different sizes, after all.

The joy cons work fine for me, again it must be just certain batches. Also, no problem with the pro-controller. And we have lots of bluetooth items around. Anyways, I think the gyro mechanics for BoTW were designed for the WiiU initially, and being somewhat of a port it probably isn't matched completely to the controls. Either way it is still very enjoyable. I am loving it. And my kids are having a blast with BoTW, and the exploration. Also, going to be picking up Bomberman along with several other games to enjoy the Switch.

I shouldn't advertise my own website.

@Octane sharing a link to legal content i own that happens to be relevant to the conversation is just me sharing my opinion here and is in no way noted as not allowed in the community rules or mentioned in any way

@Octane but if i were to copy my post and paste it here to share i would be leaving an overly excessive post and that is against the community rules so my bad for following the rules dude

@raregamecandy Please don't multipost...-.-

@Operative2-0 There's an interesting fan effect in one level, but yeah, the game doesn't seem to be a great showcase for HD rumble. I guess I'll forget about it until another game releases that shows it off adequately that isn't called 1, 2, Switch.

...Does anyone get the constellation shrine at all? It makes no sense...and I already feel bad for having to look up on how to get through the lost woods. T.T

EDIT: NEVER MIND....I need a break from this game....-.-

I wonder what the interwebs would be saying if the Switch's sales performances was a tad worse than, say, the Wii U's. Some comments out there say the Switch breaking sales records means nothing (which is more or less accurate, I guess), but would they say the same thing if the Switch performed modestly?
Gonna take a hazardous guess and say no.

...I just now realized I posted in the wrong thread, this....game just made me lose it completely. I need a hug.

@Joeynator3000 LOL I wanted to tell you about that but I thought your edit already took care of that. Guess I was mistaken.
And are you sure it's the game that's making you losing it completely...?

Yes it's the game, I can't even type without making typos anymore...xD

Hugs..........?

...lol.
Anyways after dealing with Sanya's check-up bill sometime this month, I'm gonna start saving up for the Switch. No idea when exactly, guessing June-ish.

Can't find Switch with its MSRP anywhere. I can find one, but it's too expensive. I think I will wait for them to restock.

A Neon Switch appeared on Amazon from a 3rd party seller yesterday for only $269.99.The seller has over 1000 feedback so is obviously reputable.Problem is it was out of stock within minutes of appearig,even though it still says they have 2 left in stock.Amazon really need to remove that listing. Just getting peoples hopes up.

Plenty of them in stock around here and not to hard to find controllers for it either. Well at some stores anyways. Some stores are more or less empty shelves. But good luck finding a decent case for it or any games.

My general impression is that the interwebs is set on the demise of Nintendo as a hardware manufacturer, so I think no matter what the Switch does, it's doomed. Nintendo needs to pull in the casual audience (that does NOT frequent the interwebs) FIRST to get an install base going that will sustain them, and then move on from there.

They are not going to crack the "gamers" (I use that term lightly - literally just to signify people that play games lol) that frequent your mainstream gaming sites unless they build a base and software library that simply cannot be ignored.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2017/03/dont-read-too-much-int... good article. strong weekend but long term will depend on flow of games, system improvements and steady restock. Eventually the zelda fevor will fade.

@WebHead
To be fair I have seen quite a few usually fairly anti-Nintendo people be pretty positive about the Switch. Not just because of Zelda. Of course it all depends on how much decent content starts coming to the platform. But early signs are pretty damn good even outside of just the sales figures. Easily the most positive reaction to a Nintendo product launch I've seen since the Wii.

@skywake indeed. people are really liking the seamless setup transition and ease of play. plus even if its not going to match ps4 pro or xbox scorpio in power, its still stronger than wii u and its a helluvalot easier to program for.