AlexOlney

@TerribleTerabytes I've no more information than you, but I'd be very surprised if the lovely chaps didn't have a pop at it.

@LightSpirit The Switch 2 version works on both consoles, I've done this myself.

It was certainly one of the trailers I've seen this year.

👀

Big Deku Baba

Stinks of Pikmin. Get ready for Pikmin Bloom 2!

Man needs a microfibre cloth on that phone immediately.

That's it, I'm out of here.

Try playing Breath of the Wild in VR if you want to truly get down with the motion sickness.

@milonorth @Whirlwound I'm responsible for one of the rare 1/10 scores on here:
https://www.nintendolife.com/reviews/wiiu-eshop/tested_with_robots

Rainbow Road is just what it should be, a marathon. Big N64 vibes from its length, but it also incorporating so many different themes, ideas, and callbacks to previous RRs. Glorious stuff.

@BrokenCiv My save file playtime is currently sitting at 54 hours.

@Duncanballs You will absolutely need headphones.

@Kyloctopus I can confirm that it's only the magnets (and clever design) holding the Joy-Con to the console, no latch, no locking mechanism of any kind.

The developer is very open, almost boastful of the fact that they take existing ideas rather than coming up with new ones, and now they're bitter that people are comparing their game to an existing franchise.

/balətroʊʷ/

@kevinm360 *palce holder

@Nightcrawler71 We don't know anything of the sort yet, unfortunately.

@SBandy1 We're on the cusp of a new Nintendo generation, which is potentially being leaked by innumerous sources on a near daily basis.

The review for Hentai Girls: Adorable Angel will just have to wait.

Knuckles needs to up his storage game big time.

@anoyonmus Because The Witcher III was an incredibly important port for the Switch, cementing it as a true success in the eyes of third parties, and a system worth porting their games to.

Moreover, there's nothing to say it won't come to Switch 2, and given the previously mentioned importance, it could well do down the line.

@nocdaes Standards have categorically not dropped everywhere, or it wouldn't be the success it is. The Switch has the largest library of frankly incredible first party games, a staggering amount of third party support (for better or for worse), and despite drift being a continual thorn in everyone's side, the build quality of its pro controller especially is excellent.

Analogue isn't 'doing Nintendo's job', they're targeting an entirely different market, and creating a bespoke product for a tremendously narrow application, and for a substantial price tag.

I love Analogue's work, but comparing Nintendo's emulation on a 4W tablet from 2017 to a single-purpose boutique FPGA console is like getting annoyed that your oven can't grill as well as a BBQ.

Could they do more? Almost certainly, but 99% of their audience simply don't even notice. It would be ideal if everything ran perfectly without a single issue, but we live in the real world, where things go wrong.

You'd think anyone who actively wanted sex appeal in a 13-year old would be less vocal about it.

@PokemonDMG Considering this is the only error I've found, I consider this version to still be utterly excellent.

This oversight doesn't even affect gameplay in any way, it's just a fun little quirk of emulation.

Somehow it looks slightly worse than I expected.

@rjejr Buy cheap, buy twice.

I have a Splatoon 2 Pro Controller that I've had since it was released, and have amassed thousands of hours of gameplay with it. It's been through hell and back, and apart from the frequent external and occasional internal cleaning, it's continued to do its job flawlessly.

I've had cheaper pads start to wear out after only dozens of hours. Some people may not like to admit it, but the Switch Pro controller is a seriously robust bit of kit, provided you don't abuse it.

Yikes, not even a lick of gameplay.

@PessitheMystic Tremendously kind of you to comment regardless 😁

@FantasiaWHT Because humans are imperfect in their efforts, and even then when one artist blatantly copies another and they are caught, it immediately diminishes their art's value.

People adore inspiring others, but they don't adore others stealing their work. An AI can't be inspired, it can only steal.

@PessitheMystic I sincerely hope not.

@sanderev Like it or not, I'm afraid this is just how language works. You can fight against it, but it's like trying to swim up rapids.

If inconsistencies like this get under your skin, never, ever look into etymology or you'll lose your mind.

@sanderev The name of anything is determined by the masses. Whether it's logical or otherwise, people call this style of video game a roguelite.

@BR1CK ***Ding***

@-wc-

Turns out the fungibility was the friends we made along the way.

Option 4:

'Hello there lovely people'

I think they'd be bonkers to skip DLC for this, but if that's the way they want to go, it's better than them feeling obligated and pushing out something half-baked.

@gcunit Me

Let's hope it's as exciting as the Presents.

I like Zelda

Just what the oft-spammed Splattershot needed.

A buff.

About flipping time. I've hated this trend towards 'disposable' products that can't have their batteries replaced.

ᴵᵗ ᶦˢ ᴵᵎ ᴰᶦᵐᶦⁿᵘᵗᶦᵛᵉ ᴴᵒʳˢᵉᵎ

On the list of things I didn't know I wanted, a Tears bum bag is right up there.

I really hope they're the Master System versions for each game that had them rather than the actual GG versions.

Almost anyone can make an apple pie, but an apple pie done superbly well is still worthy of celebration.

No, that's German for 'The Nintendo, The'.

"What's this icky, paint-like goop?"

Here's hoping I can read the bleedin' text.

Give me gyro or give me death.

I need him