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@Kalmaro

"Extreme PORTS!"

Ba-dum-tissss.

"I'm here all week, try the veal"

Six packs and Cleavage everywhere in that video. Faithful representation of modern society.

That said, looks interesting, a few recommends too.

A bit like Mario Wars I guess. Which my children love playing.

@AlexOlney

Now if you said Excel I would of been sold. I'm a sucker for some Excel and VBA action, salivating at the thought.

I bought Maril Kart 8 Deluxe, played it a little, but I have to be honest I've just found it underwhelming. Am I missing something, not much challenge either. Not came here to bash it, just winder with all these people buying it uf anyone else felt the same.

@SLIGEACH_EIRE

Glass half empty!

@rjejr

Borland Turbo Pascal, some Basic, attempted C++, and some Visual Basic, that was 'programming', not sure I understand what 'coding' is, other than a buzz word for programming.

@NintendoFan4Lyf

Gotcha, the memories are starting to come back.

Streets of Rage was one of my first Mega Drive games, but that snippet in the intro instantly reminds me of Final Fight.

Maybe my memories are distorted?

I thought he may of had an 'Action Replay' tapped into the cabinet.

My children have Rabbit King on their ios devices, looks fairly similar.

@jswhitfield8

Indeed.

I'm sure it's not quite Urotsukidoji

Hentai

I want Steel Battalion, deluxe switch edition. Maybe a Labo constructed cockpit.

I'll wait for the 'Labo' version. More sustainability credentials.

I hadn't read the whole review, just checked the price and read the conclusion, glad they mentioned the price as these things seem to keep creeping up.

I don't remember 1994 being in 'black and white'

Are Capcom still relevant? I can easily see them squandering their 80's, 90's achievements away

You don't need Nintendo to produce a kit, just get crafting, hollow out a Nerf gun or something.

@Ricube

Don't see why Fuze4 (announced in todays news) couldn't be used to program your own game/interface, enabling you to bring those ideas to life. Unless the advanced features of the Joy Cons aren't available.

Disappointed, I was hoping for Shenmue

Labo Robot VR. Just a few more pieces of cardboard to strap the Switch screen to your head and we're there, I'm sure it'll happen, if only via a mod.

@Razer

Power glove with VR adapter for Switch would be awesome. Especially if the first game was set in the Tron universe, or The Lawnmower Man.

Yeah, Denim on Denim!

Pushed a lot of coins into Time Crisis back in the 90's. Remember playing it so much I got back strain. Must of been that uber realistic recoil.

Dreamcast and Power Stone please

@MoonKnight7

Meowth

If a 3rd party or indie developer produced a slot in headset, and VR game for the switch who would buy that? I would be intrigued. In theory it seems a very simple idea, I'm sure it's not, maybe someone will try it.

@Muddy_4_Ever

Nothing wrong with that, I often imagine cake, gets me through the day, unfortunately the imagining is usually better than the indulging.

@Retron

Time travel, what kind of witch craft is this?

I think there is a digit missing in the Switch sales numbers, guess it's more than 34k

@Joeynator3000

Switch IMAX maybe, endorsed by Christopher Nolan and comes supplied with that weird neck brace thing listed here a couple of days ago (compulsory accessory).

Emily Rogers; "50% of the time, she gets it right ALL THE TIME"

Anchorman - Sex Panther.

"Smells like bigfoots.....,."

I opted for the PS1 version, certainly played that a lot. Don 't remember the year but must of been out aeound a similar time to the SNES version?

"There were points where I decided to break my own rules"

Rules:

#1: Equal pricing across all platforms.

(Rule broken)

What a 'Maverick'

Wait 'till Adam Sandler gets wind of this. He'll crush it in a 80's montage, a la Pixel.

@GeminiSaint

Definitely that guy on the right has similar artwork to FoTNS, strangely also bears a slight resemblance to Tina Turner from Mad Max Beyond the Thunderdoom. See if you can spot which Dragon looks like Patrick Swayze from 'Road House'.

I would like to take my family to Disneyland. Perhaps I can dress it up as a project exploring the evolution of the Disney brand from the era of Castle of Illusion to present. I'll be Director, my son can be DP (Director of Photography), he's pretty handy with an iPhone, my daughter can present, she loves to talk 😩 and my wife will be Producer (snacks/refreshments, ride itinaries etc..,
).

Perhaps the wishful souls involved in this particular escapade should fund their own trip to Japan, take a sabaticle or something from their real job, then if they manage to produce something interesting people may be compelled to watch. If they can't afford to do it, kinda tough, thems the breaks, not all of us can globetrot with a camera in the name of art and story telling. We kind of have to make do with 'regular' jobs where we fend for ourselves and not sponge/put on other people to pursue our dream adventures/jobs.

I've personally been interested in 'Videography' (not the giddy heights of 'cinematography') as a hobby since 2006, does that mean I have 11 yrs experience?

Rant over.

P.S I'm not investing, I will use the money to take my family to Disneyland instead 😉

If budget allows, I'm in.

Power Stone and Shenmue. Could be tempted.

@Bolt_Strike

I don't know anything about this 'middleware', but reading the article x2 quotes state:

"In-game characters move and react naturally and instinctively when interacting with dynamically changing environments and objects"

"they too can create games with life and realism, enabling their players to enjoy advanced interaction and memorable gaming"

I guess by creating something more believeable, as a player, you will become more immersed in the experience, therefore enchancing the gameplay, perhaps. As for innovation, I don't know much about this, but if the physics are more improved, perhaps it allows for finer control of elements, which may allow for innovation. "Outsiders looking in" ultimately the developers have to use the tools they have, along with a good amount of imagination and creativity to create something we may find compelling and/or innovative.

Unless 'Scots Porage' oats start offering this too, I don't think I'll be participating.

@Timsworld

It used to.

Very kind

"Covered in more j**z than a Kardashian" TED 2

Should of been Seth McFarlane. Imagine Ash and Pika, a la Mark Wahlberg and Ted....

@JamesR

Just saw your second reply. Didn't realise it was available at that price on Amazon. As you said most Nintendo games seem pretty constant in price. But this release is all over the place.

I don't know much about 2K, but I've already pigeon holed them with EA based on this brief exposure.

I'm just venting frustration, that's all.

@JamesR

Just did a quick Google, seems £44 for physical copy is easily achieveable from a large supermarket chain.

This is no dig at you, but I'm perturbed by the whole dlc at launch thing. Again it smacks of greed and/or selling a basic/inferior version of the game, only to say it'll be better if you throw more money at it.

I'm old (36) and grew up playing NES, SNES, Mega Drive etc..,. When you bought those games, you kind of bought the whole game, I've not adapted well to this 'keep throwing money at a dead duck' scenario.

Don't get me wrong, it's great when the longevity of a game is extended down the line through expansion, with further, enriching experiences (as we're seeing with Splatoon 2, ARMS, Zelda et al), but asking people to fork out money, at launch, kind of reeks of conmen. Next thing you know they'll be asking to invest in a 'Pyramid Scheme'

No interest in this game. But I'm confused why has someone paid £80 for this game when someone else has stated the physical release will be £35 next week. What's going on with pricing. Also NL list the game at £55. Admittedly not a fan, but who is paying this kind of money for a game like this. Greedy licensed games.

By the way, if I ordered a meal at a restaurant and it was only part cooked/complete, and the establishment suggested I would get what I actually paid for at some point in the near future, I'd (kindly) tell them where to go.

Try to remain informed, and vote with your wallets, if developers wish to continue making money then they can adapt to provide the service we're paying for. Rant over

Looks a little under developed. Perhaps someones college project just got added to the eShop or something.

I know variety is great, but quality over quantity has to reign.