Anyone who owns a Switch, is a fan of South Park, and skipped over this game would be crazy not to get this. It's like a playable episode of the show and it's great, I genuinely can't think of a single other licensed game that's not only as good as it is, but as faithful to the source material as it is.
Every time I hear people bring stuff like this up (the dock scratching screens, the Switch overheating causing it to warp, and now this), I check my Switch and it's perfectly fine. And I can't help but wonder, am I just super careful with my Switch, is everyone else just really rough on their's, or have I just been lucky? I bought my Switch about 2 months after the launch of the console, so I guess it's possible that some of the issues causing stuff like this to happen were addressed, but I still find it odd how I seem to never have these issues that everybody else has.
Nintendo, you can't keep doing this, 32GB is not enough for a console in 2017, 500GB is the standard minimum at this point, even then with patches and DLC and all that, that's still not enough for some people. This is concerning, I don't want to see Nintendo fail, but I think the Switch may be their last chance before having to become just another third-party developer. I hate to say that, I love Nintendo, but with all the screw ups over the past decade (let's face it, the Wii was mostly pure luck, they just brought it out at the right time), this may be the last chance before they have to either fall back onto their handheld lineup or become strictly a software developer, and only having a measly 32GB of storage may be a sign that they're still too far behind the times to continue making consoles, and this might just be one of the many things they've messed up. Hopefully I'm just being too pessimistic and things go well, I mean people seem hyped for this (I'm just excited as a Nintendo fan to get a new console from them) and this could be the only thing they mess up, hopefully that's the case. Regardless, I'm still getting one for the first party Nintendo games.
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Re: South Park: The Stick Of Truth Brings Crude Humour To The Switch On 25th September
Anyone who owns a Switch, is a fan of South Park, and skipped over this game would be crazy not to get this. It's like a playable episode of the show and it's great, I genuinely can't think of a single other licensed game that's not only as good as it is, but as faithful to the source material as it is.
Re: Poll: Is Your Nintendo Switch Cracking Under The Pressure?
Every time I hear people bring stuff like this up (the dock scratching screens, the Switch overheating causing it to warp, and now this), I check my Switch and it's perfectly fine. And I can't help but wonder, am I just super careful with my Switch, is everyone else just really rough on their's, or have I just been lucky? I bought my Switch about 2 months after the launch of the console, so I guess it's possible that some of the issues causing stuff like this to happen were addressed, but I still find it odd how I seem to never have these issues that everybody else has.
Re: Nintendo Switch Has 32GB Internal Memory, Expandable With Micro SD Cards
Nintendo, you can't keep doing this, 32GB is not enough for a console in 2017, 500GB is the standard minimum at this point, even then with patches and DLC and all that, that's still not enough for some people. This is concerning, I don't want to see Nintendo fail, but I think the Switch may be their last chance before having to become just another third-party developer. I hate to say that, I love Nintendo, but with all the screw ups over the past decade (let's face it, the Wii was mostly pure luck, they just brought it out at the right time), this may be the last chance before they have to either fall back onto their handheld lineup or become strictly a software developer, and only having a measly 32GB of storage may be a sign that they're still too far behind the times to continue making consoles, and this might just be one of the many things they've messed up. Hopefully I'm just being too pessimistic and things go well, I mean people seem hyped for this (I'm just excited as a Nintendo fan to get a new console from them) and this could be the only thing they mess up, hopefully that's the case. Regardless, I'm still getting one for the first party Nintendo games.