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Ryu_Niiyama

Woo Samsho is hitting Japan in December (both the collection and remake) thank goodness As the wait was driving me nuts.

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Magician

Zoriam wrote:

Hopefully, when Nintendo made things more sturdy, they also removed all joycon drifting causes...

One of my favorite Youtubers, Spawn Wave, plans to do a teardown of the Lite once it's released. We'll find out if the analog mechanism has been changed from the one used in the joy-con. Personally I doubt it has been. I believe a year after the launch we'll hear complaints about folks having to send their Lite to Nintendo for repairs due to the drift issue.

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Grumblevolcano

@Magician If it hasn't we'll have lots of reports of people losing their Animal Crossing save data because cloud saves aren't supported and they sent their Switch Lite for repair because of the drift issue.

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link3710

@redd214 Huh, so those screenshots confirm Genesis Aladdin, though no sign of SNES Aladdin. I don't know Lion King well enough to tell which version those screenshots are sourced from, considering they're basically the same game.

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Ralizah

No SNES Aladdin is a huge omission. The Genesis/SNES versions were quite unique.

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Eel

Hm the person who originally leaked the remasters mentioned it including both versions of both games.

So who knows. If it's just the Genesis versions though, I believe those are considered superior across the board anyway.

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NintendoByNature

I had the genesis version of Aladdin and while I did love it, my buddy had the snes version and i always enjoyed it more. I want to say the snes version allowed Aladdin to parachute down from high points and the genesis didnt if i recall correctly. I always thought that was the coolest thing. Then again, i was like 8 or 9 so yea, little things like that were a world of difference at that age. I don't even remember seeing lion king the game as a kid though.

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Eel

Hm I guess the trailer and description make a point to avoid mentioning the SNES version of Aladdin, while mentioning every other game. How odd.

I wonder why.

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Grumblevolcano

@Dev893 That would explain why Disney Afternoon Collection didn't come to Switch.

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Anti-Matter

StableInvadeel wrote:

Hm I guess the trailer and description make a point to avoid mentioning the SNES version of Aladdin, while mentioning every other game. How odd.

I wonder why.

Psst....
Aladdin SNES version probably will be provided from Nintendo Switch Online Service.

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jak1one

Question: i have a standard switch, and wanted to buy a lite one, so i have one always docked and one for travels; now the question is: will i be able to switch (sorry) from one console to another without having to change settings or other things and mantain my profile data on both (especially the hours played in the profile log)? For example: can i play 10 hours of mario kart on the tv, then turn off and continue playing on the switch lite for another 10 hours with the same account? Will then my profile say i played for 20 hours? Thanks and sorry for eventual errors, english is not my main language

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gcunit

@Grumblevolcano How does it explain the Disney Afternoon Collection? It went to other platforms, just not Nintendo, I thought. Whether Capcom or Virgin or whoever developed some of the games, I don't follow how it impacts Nintendo specifically.

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Eel

Yeah that seems like an odd jump to conclusions...

@jak1one a few pages back we discussed this. You just need to set the travel switch as your primary console (unrestricted offline access to games), and the at-home switch as your secondary console (needs to check-in online before letting you play the games).

If you have cloud saves, then games with that feature will automatically sync their save data (and you can also manually trigger it to speed things along), and for games without it, you can manually transfer the save data between switches before traveling.

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Ralizah

@jak1one You should be able to use cloud saves and save data transfer (for games without cloud save functionality, primarily, or if you're not an NSO subscriber) to play games on your account across both systems.

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jak1one

StableInvadeel wrote:

Yeah that seems like an odd jump to conclusions...

@jak1one a few pages back we discussed this. You just need to set the travel switch as your primary console (unrestricted offline access to games), and the at-home switch as your secondary console (needs to check-in online before letting you play the games).

If you have cloud saves, then games with that feature will automatically sync their save data (and you can also manually trigger it to speed things along), and for games without it, you can manually transfer the save data between switches before traveling.

Thanks both. Will transfer saves also transfer hours played on both devices?

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