So many horses... And thanks to the Nintendo patch notes, we know that both Switches have an extremely large stable, so they can all comfortably rest there.
@Nep-Nep-Freak Why aren't they trying to get the lootbox mechanics out of the games, especially the sport games?
Because if they did, it would actually hurt the bottom line of many companies, who rely on conditioning the children minds, to get them used to gambling. Lootboxes when you are 7, sports betting when you are 18.
Even the CNN have "partnered" with the betting company Kelshi, and the saddest part about that is: they've done that to improve their image.
Karens didn't manage to kill the gaming in 2014, they've just wounded it, and they've been coming back each year since then, trying to finish the job. This is just their latest attempt, and it will end up as all the previous ones: on the trash heap of history, being ridiculed by people and studied by sociology "scientists".
If they've had all the upgrades for all the first-party titles on Switch 1 ready to sell on the launch, they would at least sell more consoles in the first months. They thought if they didn't make the upgrades, people will buy more new games, but they didn't have them ready either, and they are overpriced AF, especially in the EU.
But when the new Super Smash Bros comes out, everybody who was waiting, will suddenly forget about the price of the console or the game. They will probably charge $100 and 110/120 €, I believe that the $100 on release + a ton of DLCs $10+ was the industry's (not just Nintendo's) goal for a long time.
I think this list is a representation of how the games were covered by the media and the youtubers, rather than a representation of their overall quality.
Since I'm not the nostalgia manipulated target audience, I won't. Also when Nintendo doesn't give a damn to emulate their own twenty years old games to run smoothly on it's current hardware, it just goes to show what they think about their customers. Then there is the ridiculous price point...
Getting sick of all the fanboys buying and defending that crap Game Freak duct tapes together every year. It looks bad, runs even worse (on a system which is EXCLUSIVE to), and it didn't have any new idea in almost three decades. The saddest thing is: people buying and defending it means they will never do better.
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Re: Back Page: The Best Horses On The Nintendo Switch
So many horses... And thanks to the Nintendo patch notes, we know that both Switches have an extremely large stable, so they can all comfortably rest there.
Re: Nintendo, Sony And Xbox Update "Safer Gaming" Principles
@Nep-Nep-Freak Why aren't they trying to get the lootbox mechanics out of the games, especially the sport games?
Because if they did, it would actually hurt the bottom line of many companies, who rely on conditioning the children minds, to get them used to gambling. Lootboxes when you are 7, sports betting when you are 18.
Even the CNN have "partnered" with the betting company Kelshi, and the saddest part about that is: they've done that to improve their image.
Re: Nintendo, Sony And Xbox Update "Safer Gaming" Principles
Karens didn't manage to kill the gaming in 2014, they've just wounded it, and they've been coming back each year since then, trying to finish the job. This is just their latest attempt, and it will end up as all the previous ones: on the trash heap of history, being ridiculed by people and studied by sociology "scientists".
Re: Nintendo's President Remains Coy On Potential Price Increases
@ParrakerriRush Really? You want Kirby voiced by Jack Black?
Re: Hazelight Founder Josef Fares On EA: "Let's Be Honest, There's Not A Publisher In The World That Hasn't F****d Up"
Google the "EA graveyard".
Re: Nintendo's Investors Are Reportedly "Spooked" As Stock Slides
If they've had all the upgrades for all the first-party titles on Switch 1 ready to sell on the launch, they would at least sell more consoles in the first months. They thought if they didn't make the upgrades, people will buy more new games, but they didn't have them ready either, and they are overpriced AF, especially in the EU.
But when the new Super Smash Bros comes out, everybody who was waiting, will suddenly forget about the price of the console or the game. They will probably charge $100 and 110/120 €, I believe that the $100 on release + a ton of DLCs $10+ was the industry's (not just Nintendo's) goal for a long time.
Re: A Pokémon-Inspired RPG More Than 20 Years In The Making Is Finally Heading To The Switch
I wonder for how many patent infringements will Nintendo sue in this case?
Re: Best Nintendo Switch 1 & 2 Games Of 2025
I think this list is a representation of how the games were covered by the media and the youtubers, rather than a representation of their overall quality.
Re: Talking Point: What Did You Think Of The Game Awards 2021?
@jojobar Nintendo is in it's own space, this isn't a direct competition for them.
Re: Poll: Paper Mario Is Out Now On Nintendo Switch Online, Will You Be Playing It?
Since I'm not the nostalgia manipulated target audience, I won't. Also when Nintendo doesn't give a damn to emulate their own twenty years old games to run smoothly on it's current hardware, it just goes to show what they think about their customers. Then there is the ridiculous price point...
Re: Talking Point: What Did You Think Of The Game Awards 2021?
Just like the Oscars, I stopped noticing years ago.
Re: New Pokémon Legends: Arceus Footage Gives Us A Closer Look At Wild Pokémon Encounters
Getting sick of all the fanboys buying and defending that crap Game Freak duct tapes together every year. It looks bad, runs even worse (on a system which is EXCLUSIVE to), and it didn't have any new idea in almost three decades. The saddest thing is: people buying and defending it means they will never do better.