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Re: A Revised Nintendo Switch Pro Controller Has Been Spotted In Stores

CupidStunt

@Dirty0814 Actually there is somehing wrong with the d-pad. Google it and read the many, many articles, and watch the many videos on it. You press up or down and it also registers right and left and vice versa. I know how to play games, and I have been using a d-pad since the NES, and no other d-pad in any console does this happen. Please take your patronising comments elsewhere to people such as yourself who are unable to look at evidence and facts to form opinions.

Re: A Revised Nintendo Switch Pro Controller Has Been Spotted In Stores

CupidStunt

I notice someone is going down the list disliking every comment that points out how bad the d-pad is on the Pro Controller, which has been proven many times in numerous YouTube videos and articles. I am a huge Nintendo fan, but these raging fanboys that can't deal with anyone pointing out the not so good things Nintendo do too really need to get a life.

Re: Hold On Tight As Digital Foundry Tries To Nail Down Zelda: Link's Awakening's Performance Hiccups

CupidStunt

@Snakesglowcaps I definitely do notice these things. I think about 3 or 4 times in the whole game it happened when I was leaving a building. Literally nothing really game altering at all. The physical game I read is worse than the digital copy. I also have the newer model if that could make a difference as Polygon states it has some performance gains as well as a better battery life from the new SKU.

Re: Australian Rating Could Mean We're Getting GTA III On Switch

CupidStunt

@Tao No game in which you constantly die by anything other than your own gaming skill faults is good game design. For years prior companies made games without this. The open world was amazing, but getting killed 100s of times over in a game mission through faults in the games design is bad game design. How many times in; for example, a Nintendo game, have you ever got killed through no fault other than that of your own. GTA 3 had some great world design but gameplay outside of the car was abysmal and some missions were nigh on impossible to complete because of it.

Re: Mario Kart Tour Has A Paid Subscription Service For Bonus In-Game Rewards

CupidStunt

@Prof_Yoshtonics The mobile market is largest on the planet. 6 billion people with a mobile or 40 million with a Switch. If I ran a gaming business for sure I would release mobile games. £5 a month is not that bad if those that pay it are free from micro transactions.

I rarely ever mobile game as I like my games more complex and free from Micro-transactions. It is the same reason I do not game on X-Box.

Re: Masahiro Sakurai Is Appearing On Next Week's Dragon Quest XI S Launch Stream

CupidStunt

@Gasarakii Xenoblade 2 had a similar blurriness in handheld mode but didn't stop me enjoying it, but other graphically intensive games like Astral Chain, Smash Bros, Skyrim, etc looked absolutely amazing in handheld. I am probably just being picky. I never played on PS4, just seen my friend playing it and wow it is gorgeous. I prefer JRPGs on portable consoles though.

Re: The File Size Of Luigi's Mansion 3 Isn't As Scary As You Probably Thought

CupidStunt

@beazlen1 No problem buddy. Check every day as I got 3 for £72. Cdkeys prices change constantly. I bought 4 x £90 worth lol. For each £72, I got £90 of credit. £84 voucher I got £4.20 back and £2.50 each eventually for Zelda and LM3 plus £6 left over. Absolute bargains this way and I prefer digital gaming especially when this cheap.