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For all the crap Ubisoft gets (a lot is unwarranted, imo), they are quite good at console optimization.

@Charlirnie Having all the Persona games on modern consoles would be amazing! Hoping that happens at some point.

@nathatruc Different games, different engines, different devs, different scalability.

Big Persona 1 influences, I see!

Not really that into kart racers, plus it looks WAY too ADHD for me.

@DashKappei Thank you for posting that. The whole mindset is incredibly toxic and definitely my least favorite thing about Nintendo fan spaces.

That controller looks awful

Not really missing anything, TBH

@jsty3105 Don’t forget the external power supply!

Didn’t expect the Animal Crossing crowd to be tech elitists!

Better sell those NES copies for $1k while you still can!

But Nintendo is “different,” despite them selling gaming hardware, exclusive games, and using a closed ecosystem. Totally different!

$1000 to deal with Windows and ASUS bloatware? No thanks.

@bluemage1989 Standards are overrated

In waiting for Alarmo 2

@Lewiiugamepad Would the majority be willing to pay extra for that, though?

Someone at Square mentioned all the technical considerations and constraints that led to them using GKCs, with the main one being loading speeds. The 64gb carts are also $15-20 each, which would further drive up game prices…

There’s just no way to have an affordable physical solution that can match an M.2 SSD.

Looks incredible, can't wait to play it (and Hundred Line)

@spiderman0616 Internet malcontents crack me up. People want more, but they also want Nintendo to fail to "teach them a lesson." How dare a multi-billion-dollar company not do each and everything XHanako69X on Reddit wanted!

@Fiergala Nowhere in the article said Switch 2 was struggling with this, just that the trolly director said it would be a lot of work. Which it could, I'm not going to pretend to understand Tekken 8's programming, game engine, and the team's available resources.

Why is everyone so certain this would be an easy port? Are there a ton of game developers here?

@Peteykins They've hurt a lot of diehard Nintendo fans' feelings!

And I just put this game down after struggling immensely in the final bonus world! I did 100% Bowser's Fury, though, which was very fun.

Plenty of 2D games chug on the Switch, so I'm not surprised.

@SBandy1 Somewhere that sells overstock, new-old-stock, scratch and dent, open box, and/or inventory from closing stores.

Critical thinking is dead on social media.

This is exactly what I wanted from Switch 2. Much appreciation for Digital Foundry, too, since I'm a fan of the tech side as well!

Huh, that doesn't look like the $80 I was told it would be

@Exerion76 Attached Joy-Cons and touchscreen functions wouldn't work if Switch 1 games were ran in docked mode while handheld.

I'm always told that Nintendo is, "different," whenever people try to argue that consoles and exclusive games don't sell anymore.

@beartown 3DO is still part of history! And it was at least aiming for mainstream.

@beartown Worse than the 3DO with just one game?

@Aventurier None of them have been fixed yet! Even the new emulator has issues, games like Wild Arms, Blood Omen, and Blood Omen 2 stutter like crazy.

@Mando44646 There are quite a few PS4 games that have issues on PS5, minor and major. A lot of the PS2 Classics on PS4 have major texture issues on PS5.

I'm starting to really like this new tech-forward Nintendo. Never played Splatoon before, but might check it out now.

Harvestella looks like a new game with maximum resolution scaling and locked framerate. Dreamscaper is a drastic improvement with maximum resolution scaling even in performance mode (which is now locked at 60fps).

@Doctor-Moo Best case scenario is that the compatibility layer can be updated that so games scale better natively. Maybe they could use integer scaling, I know other PC handhelds do.

@Doctor-Moo Wouldn't that make attached controllers and the touchscreen unusable in games that support it?

People were already melting down about the price as it is, imagine what an OLED version would cost!

As far as what I think, I rarely ever play handheld but what I have seen is a big step up from my OG LCD Switch. The major issue that I've read about is that most Switch 1 games don't scale up properly in Switch 2 handheld mode, and OLED wouldn't fix that.

I'm loving my Switch 2 experience. Native improvements for any game with dynamic resolution scaling and/or unlocked framerates are a massive plus.

Beyond that, everything just feels significantly nicer and more premium. System surround sound is fantastic, HD Rumble 2 is nice and punchy, the face buttons on the Joy-Cons feel great, and the analog sticks are the best I've ever felt!

@jwfurness All first-party carts contain the full game, IIRC.

I'll probably buy it and pretend to love it just to be a contrarian

Glad I waited this long to play Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom!

Agreeing with everyone saying this was likely rushed for launch day.

I also wanted to make a snarky remark about Switch players being used to choppy framerates.

@Cruson88REAL Not going to be paying in Pounds, sorry!

@Bentleyma According to a Reddit post I read, it's now locked 30fps!

It would be nice, but I'll never use the Chat button and am not planning on using the back buttons either. That and I prefer the transparent look of the first one.

So much for the "All Switch 2 games are $80-90 OMG panic!" narrative.

Willing to double dip if they fixed the save glitch/crash