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Re: Review: Quake - The Definitive Version Of An Iconic, Flawless FPS

Alex79uk

Picked this up recently in a sale for about £3. I've only ever played Quake 2 before on the PS1, but this is an amazing package, especially for such a low price. I was also delighted by the fact gyro aiming still works when using my Hori Split Pad in handheld, which does not have gyro. It must be using the gyro in the screen itself which begs the question, why don't the likes of Zelda and Mario support this too instead of locking all the gyro use to the joycons.

Re: Mini Review: Rush Rally Origins - An Easygoing, Accessible Rallying Remake

Alex79uk

Stumbled across this game whilst searching for 'best rally games on Switch'. Gave the demo a quick try on Android and it seems great (aside from touch controls) so planned to pick it up on Switch. All the comments here seem to suggest the game is £4.99 though and it's not, it's £11.99 which is slightly less of an 'impulse buy' price. Added to wish list though!

Re: Review: The Last Campfire - A Refreshingly Freeform Puzzle Adventure Packed With Ideas

Alex79uk

Picked this up for a couple of quid in a Switch sale recently and absolutely loved it. The puzzles, the atmosphere, the Bjorkalike narration, it's just such a nice, relaxing game. Would recommend to anyone, but if you see it in a sale it's really a must have purchase. Haven't really seen any talk of this game online since it was released which is a shame, because it's an absolute gem and deserved more attention than it seemed to get.

Re: EA Is Bringing Another Legacy Edition Of FIFA To Nintendo Switch

Alex79uk

@NintendoWiiDS I really enjoy the NBA 2K games and play them on both Switch and PS4 - saying they have almost identical graphics is a stretch. The PS4 version looks far, far better than the Switch one, and runs at 60fps vs the Switch's 30. I genuinely think the Switch versions of those games look great, but there's no way they compare to PS4/Xbox.

Re: Video: 21 Best Switch Games for Under $5

Alex79uk

Blazing Beaks - rogue-lite, twin stick shooting, dungeon crawler in which you control various water based birds. (Usually about £2)

Q-Yo Blaster - fantastic shmup, almost Cuphead style graphics, interesting levels and bosses, very fun. (Usually about 89p).

Crayola Scoot - brilliant for kids. Like a cross between Tony Hawks and Splatoon. Actually really quite decent. (Usually about £2.50 when it's in a sale).

Pikuniku - crazy puzzle platform adventure, funny, charming, delightful. (Usually about 99p in sales).

Hard West - cowboy based X-com style strategy game. Looks great and has a cool story too. (I paid £7 in a sale ages ago and didn't regret it, but it's almost always under £4 nowadays).

There are absolutely loads of great games on Switch for £3 and under especially in the sales.

Re: Rumour: Nintendo Is Reportedly Asking Switch Developers To Make Their Games 4K-Ready

Alex79uk

@Slinkoy1 I wouldn't be looking to 'upgrade', but if they end up doing what happened with the 3DS and start releasing games that only work on the new model or at least run a lot better, then I'd think about it. Having said that, I can't see Switch being 4k any time soon. It's too much of a leap from the current tech used. Maybe in a few years, but Nintendo have never been one to try to keep up with MS and Sony have they.