I don't think it's the final boxart as its missing Nicalis' logo. Finally available on a Nintendo console in my region, I hope. It wasn't released in Germany before.
Same for Ittle Dew. That one skipped the German Wii U eShop as well.
@JaxonH If it wasn't for the poor treatment of the Wii U version of Hyrule Warriors during the time the 3DS port was supported (only receiving characters and weapons rather than those as well as the Legend mode scenarios and Adventure mode maps), Hyrule Warriors would've certainly been my favourite Wii U without a doubt.
I tend to like games with lots of content the most. In general I'd much rather see a game get many years of DLC/update support than a new game in the franchise created for the same console as the previous one. So like I would much prefer Splatoon 2 to get many years support than for Splatoon 3 to come out around 2020.
Any fellow europoors able to point me towards cheap places for Switch? I'm planning to pick one up this month, most likely in the Splatoon bundle for 380€, but I still got a couple weeks before I get my monthly munnies and I wanna see if I can't find it for less money because I'm a cheapskate.
Or come to Ireland and buy it, we're awash with them. I wouldn't bother with the Splatoon bundle, it's a lazy expensive effort. They didn't even change the Joy-con colours.
I might be down for some indies, but few have captured my interest so far. I guess I'll just have to look into them as they're released and see if any of them are up my alley.
It's a shame that I already bought Stardew Valley on PC, because I would absolutely buy it on the Switch. Great game.
I miss when premade bundles were with physical games, it's always digital nowadays. Like the only reason I have a digital copy of Smash 3DS is because the Smash 3DS XL I bought at launch came with a digital copy of the game.
The only Switch games I have digital are digital exclusives like Sonic Mania, Fast RMX, Blaster Master Zero and Shovel Knight Treasure Trove. Maybe a physical version of the latter will happen in 2018 with the game being fully complete once the King Knight campaign is released.
@Tsurii Depends on whether you'll use the Switch dock or not. If handheld only then do what you've done for 3DS however if you use the dock at all, use glass screen protectors. The dock scratches the Switch screen otherwise.
@Tsurii I would say so, unless you never put your Switch in the dock. I know this one YouTuber who insisted that you didn't need one, and he ended up getting a scratch on his screen when he docked it a few months later. It's probably possible to avoid scratching it, but you'd have to put it in like you're performing brain surgery every time, and I'd personally rather have the peace of mind that there's basically no chance the dock will scratch it.
At least get a plastic one, which only cost a few dollars. I would recommend tempered glass though, as they're more scratch-resistant and less prone to bubbles. This one has worked great for me. Two glass protectors for 10 CAD is a pretty sweet deal IMO. (Keep in mind it's Amazon.ca, not .com) https://www.amazon.ca/Screen-Protector-Nintendo-Switch-Temper...
@Tsurii Buddy works, haha. As for why they give you two, I suppose it's mainly for if you mess up while applying it, or if it wears out over time. (I don't see any indicator of that happening anytime soon, though. No visible scratches on the protector itself, and it's not peeling off at all)
There might be a better deal out there for a single glass protector instead of two, though.
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