The boxart for the Switch version of DQB is incredibly charming. Very old-school, which is fitting for a spinoff of an old franchise that is steeped in nostalgia and tradition.
Too bad my interest in the game itself is so limited.
Is anyone having issues with the left joycon stick tracking with no input? I'm noticing in stardew that it will keep highlighting menu items even when I don't move it. Granted I've not seen it do this with my other games....
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@Tsurii Was it really THAT bad!? I thought it was okay but it focused more on the Zelda theme than the actual track.
I think if they actually focused on one Zelda game in particular the track could have been better but the generic theme with the track design made an average course. Not worth leaving Mario Kart for in my opinion but it seems to affect some more than others
I received a Switch for Christmas but, when it's in docked mode, I'd noticed something that... well, hopefully is nothing to worry about. But I'd be really grateful if anyone might be able to put my mind at ease, please.
When I've docked the Switch and placed both Joy-Cons in the grip, I press Home to turn on the console, which lights up the four LEDs for the right Joy-Con. The startup screen asks me to press any button three times to reach the Home menu. On the Home menu, an animation then plays in the lower left corner, asking me to press ZL to turn on the left Joy-Con. It's embarrassing to ask, but: is this normal or, when they're in the grip, should the left Joy-Con wake up when the right turns on?
It's just that, hearing about the left Joy-Con syncing problems at launch, I was a little concerned that it was a symptom of something like that.
@Matthew46
No. They are always recognized separately. You always have to press ZL for the left one and ZR for the right one, separately. Being in the grip makes no difference. The system doesn't know the difference between being in the grip and not being in the grip. All it knows is that you are using them as a pair or individually. If you want to use them individually then you have to turn it on its side and press SL and SR. but if you just press ZR, that only recognizes the right one. And then it's going to be waiting for you to press ZL so it can recognize the left
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The two Joy-Con are technically two separate controllers - you need to tap ZR and ZL three times each for the console to recognise that you're using them as one controller in the Grip (instead of SR and SL for using one Joy-Con horizontally) ..it does feel a little strange at first, but it's something you'll get used to!
Does anyone know if there's something up with Shakedown Hawaii? It doesn't appear in the Switch eShop at all. Retro City Rampage DX is still there, but not SH.
@JaxonH "The system doesn't know the difference between being in the grip and not being in the grip."
Actually it does. Try playing ARMS with the JoyCons in the grip vs using them separately; it automatically switches from standard controls to motion controls, and there's no way to overide this. The system definitely knows whether your JoyCons are in the grip or not.
@SuperWeird I think that's the single biggest thing that put me off from getting ARMS. I prefer using freeform joycons when playing my games, but I don't really care for the motion controls.
@SuperWeird
Perhaps you're right, but it still should make no difference when pairing. It's the same thing as split joycon which is treated as one controller but in two parts.
When you pair in the grip, it's treated identically to split joycon. It registers each side separately. Maybe specific games recognise it, maybe not, Idk... but I do know that pairing from a grip is no different than split joycon.
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I think ARMS detects movement in the joycons, and switches to motion then. I've definitely been able to play with buttons and split joycons for a few seconds before ARMS would disastrously switch me over to motion once my hand moved a little.
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