I might ignore the update and play along for now. However, when the dlc arrives (they are planning dlc) you are forced to download the update.
I believe the original Hollow knight was also toned down a bit by the time I downloaded it (but still very challenging). And the same probably goes for the original Blasphemous.
Hunters Marsh is tricky (but fun) since its there where you need your diagonal downward slash to get around. At some point I gave up in this area and went the other way. I will return there someday, probably when I am stronger.
I am only 3 and a half hours in, and so far I think it has a decent difficulty. Yes, there are some hard enemies. But the bosses where all manageable (and the first boss was really easy).
Normally I wait for discounts, but I was in the mood for it and at 19,50 Euro it isn't badly priced (at 25 or 30 I would have waited for a discount). Only played 1.30 hour so far, but I like it (and it looks amazing). It gets quicker to the point and the protagonist also has text (wich I didn't expect). You get very quickly to the first boss, but she's super easy (I believe the first boss from Hollow knight was much harder). However, I am in a area now with quite nasty enemies. Also, the rosary strings hanging from the ceilings reminds me of the strings found in Haiku the robot, wich was also inspired by Hollow knight.
I find it fun that Team Cherry didn't commit to any "hype".
No reservation on Switch eshop
No early buyers discount
No demo
Not even a page with a trailer prior to the release
They just worked 7 years on the game, they dropped it on the date they promised recently and at a decent price. And we downloaded it en masse. I think they didn't even send review-copies to sites. Maybe a bit arrogant, or massive faith, or just a relaxed way of living. Maybe a combination of all 3?
I admit that I was also suspecting something seeing as it took this long, but maybe its just good that they took their time and didn't commit to the pressure. As long as they had fun while making it, not allowing any pressure, hopefully we feel that passion in the final product. We (myself) included are to often: Why isn't there a sequel, or why isn't it still ready?
I am really impressed with this game. I initially played the demo and though I liked it I didn't feel the immediate rush to buy it. Also, it had a very steep price. But when it got a discount I jumped in...and man was it good!
Better Mario and Luigi then the most recent ones, timing and stuff was cool.
Light puzzles and dungeons that remind me of Golden sun (and Zelda), with one or two that where actually tricky.
Fun exploration, characters that are all fun to use, no need to grind yourself dizzy.
Good graphics and animations, nice music, modest difficulty for the most part where the last couple of bosses are pretty challenging (real endboss is insane though, but I managed).
And its also a very meaty game, took me almost 50 hours to do almost everything and just started the dlc.
Only minor complaint is the story, wich is probably a bit to difficult for such a simple premise.
Overall very strong second game from Sabotage. Judging from the puzzles and dungeons they might also be capable of creating a awesome Zelda-like game. I hope they will do that someday! Looking forward to their third game!
A 90% on here and a 90% average on Metacritic, that's not bad (though not as high as Mario Odyssey, of course). I definitely get it someday when I have a Switch 2.
Great, as expected! Loving Zebra DK. I wonder though how big the game will be. 160 Banandium gems isn't a great amount if you compare it to the moons of Mario Odyssey, but there are also the fossils (and you also need chips to buy gems, so we'll see).
And it looks like its a prequel, where Pauline wants to become a professional (jazz) singer!
Pretty abysmal Metacritic-score, especially since this is the great Nintendo game at launch (at a gigantic price). Might be the lowest scoring (regular) Mariokart ever!
Miyamoto is slowly but surely going into retirement or at least leaving game development (though he seems to have more input with DK Bananza, at least with DK's design).
Switch 1 games where all around the 50/60 Euro mark, as where the new titles on Switch 1 (Nintendo always asked full price for re-released games). Only exception is Zelda Tears of the kingdom at 70, but I paid less.
Download-only games where always overpriced at Nintendo.
Although the game really looks great and I am definitely gonna buy it when I have a Switch 2 (really looking forward to the open-world with its challenges), I am a bit dissapointed that on Metacritic it has a average of 90% (so far). For such a expensive title you would expect a higher score, especially since there are tons of different games (on any device) that are better and much cheaper.
Might be the first time I read a Kate Gray review. Its a nice review by the way. I never expected this to be any good after all the delays. The shrines sound nice. It reminds me a bit of Ever oasis, wich was also town-development, exploration and dungeons (I should get back to that someday). Are the shrines a bit good, puzzle-wise? Might try it someday.
The only micro-sd express cards I have seen so far are Nintendo branded, so that means even more money out of your pockets. You of course should get them without the Nintendo brand, if that's possible.
Just the same drifting-nonsense, of course. They must be cheap for Nintendo. Luckily the sticks seem to be open this time, so you can blow in it with a compressor.
Nice review and nice score! Might be the only third-party game that isn't a awful Gamekey. And to think some of the small games are Gamekeys. Project Red should be applauded. When I get a Switch 2 someday this might be one of the titles I get!
I already have the game on Wii u, so I might just watch the voice-memories online. As for the second save-file: Doesn't the reviewer know you can just make a second profile, so you can have a second save-file?
Stuff changes all the time (although they could have let her know). The first samples I heard sounded good though. Its all a matter of money guys! Using other actors might be cheaper for Nintendo. And they might re-use many older voice-clips too.
Nintendo is just super greedy, but their game prices where always fair (always around the 50/60 Euro mark). But that's out of the window now with Switch 2. Ironically during the Wii/Wiiu/Switch1 era Nintendo was the cheapest way to play (compared to Sony and Microsoft), but now that has completely changed. What happened to affordability for households? And what happened to plug and play (almost all third-party games on Switch 2 are those awful Gamekeys).
And they sadly seem to get away with it, Switch 2 already sold 3 million copies!
So long better battery life! That's quite dissapointing, my original Switch has around 2 hours of power. So keep your charger at your fingertips at all times.
Game-keys are awful, and basically every game comes on it! That way it doesn't make sense to buy "physical" third-party games, you could just as well download them all (wich fills up those expensive Micro-sd cards even quicker).
On a sidenote, it seems that on rival consoles there are games that need to be installed even if they come on a disc. That is also awful and fills up your memory too.
Lol, I'll download them (and I also download the Gex collection, only played the butchered N64 version of the first 3D game). I played the original Bubsy back in the day and loved it. Always curious about the second game (Wich supposedly has a Genesis version different from the Snes version). And now I can finally see how terrible Bubsy 3D really is! And for completionists they should really ad the last 2 Bubsy games too (I mean, the 2D game with the 3D art and the Bittrip runner clone).
On a sidenote: I wonder if the new owners of Glover still plan to finish that sequel!
That was what I hoped for! I want to unlock lots of stuff. Personally I hope there's still a way to create your own vehicle, with unlocked tires and stuff. But during the treehouse that I saw they said that vehicles come now as a whole. But maybe there's still some room for a user-created kart?
By the way: I did search for them recently on the webshop where I normally get my micro SD cards, and they didn't have them. So when I need them someday that might be a bit of a hassle.
I haven't seen the treehouse bit yet (the one after the reveal), but I hope they will do missions and bosses and stuff. I mean, the DS game had missions. But I could never try a single boss because I was so bad at it.
If you have a big world where you can drive anywhere, there should be missions, bosses and collectables in my opinion. Just saying.
As for possible dlc in the future: That might be hard to implement now that everything is placed in one big world, unless they go for a arcade of course (I am talking about tracks. They can always add characters and vehicles though).
I see some nasty prices on the list, but I don't see Euro percentages or game prices. Switch 2 is very expensive compared to the original Switch, the games are more expensive and you need more (probably) expensive sd-cards for storage. Not to mention the eshop, where everything probably will be more expensive to (at least the new games). And then there's the power-usage, wich might also be higher.
+back in the day everything was cheaper, including the food. So paying a bit more for your device and games wasn't as terrible as it is now. +for the Switch 2 price you might get a PS5 or XboxOne who are much stronger in terms of power. And in this time Nintendo should have been a bit more lenient anyway.
Personally my "head-goal" lies at roughly 400 Euro (paid 300 for current Switch) and 70 for games (but I rather pay 60).
As it stands Switch 2 is around 470 Euro here in Holland, and the games are already going down in price luckily (sitting around 69 Euro, but still 79 for Mariokart).
It automatically means that if I'll buy a Switch 2 someday I will buy less games and wait more for discounts. And maybe I even ignore the eshop if it is to expensive. Nintendo is just basically shooting themselves in the foot.
By the way: Is it already confirmed how long the lifespan will be? You don't want a system that gets supported for 3 years. My current Switch was supposed to have a lifespan of 7 years, its 8 years now (and there's still some stuff coming, even next year).
Great news! I wonder how long the original Switch will get supported with dlc, updates and new games (on the eshop). It all depends on the popularity of the Switch 2. I really don't think it will become as popular as the original Switch. Not only is it a continuation (and not something new), but it is also far to expensive (system and games).
When I have a Switch 2 (if ever) I'll definitely go for Mariokart, DK and maybe Star Wars. I am also interested in Cyberpunk and Elden ring, but Elden ring is already confirmed as a Key, sadly.
Another epic fail from Nintendo, but what did you expect? On a sidenote: From what I get all the Switch 2 versions come WITHOUT the upgrade features on the card (yes, that includes Metroid). So this is what you should do if you want to play the stuff with the upgrades on Switch 2: Go for the cheapest regular Switch versions, then download the upgrade pack!
Stop camping, American guys! Besides the already ridiculous prices, I read somewhere that Nintendo (and some other companies) have completely stopped shipping Switch 2 devices to America because of the tarrifs. Accordingly there's a batch in America, but when that's sold out (if they sell it, you still can't pre-order in America from what I know) that's it.
Of course you won't read this on Nintendolife. They are suspicially quiet on the awful prices + the possibility they lose America. And they call themselves a news site!
Looks a bit like a open world Mariokart adventure, with at least 28 tracks. Looks more interesting then expected, since I assumed they would just deliver 16 new tracks and call it a day.
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Re: Hollow Knight: Silksong's Upcoming Patch Will Nerf The Difficulty In Certain Areas
I might ignore the update and play along for now. However, when the dlc arrives (they are planning dlc) you are forced to download the update.
I believe the original Hollow knight was also toned down a bit by the time I downloaded it (but still very challenging). And the same probably goes for the original Blasphemous.
Re: Talking Point: Is Hollow Knight: Silksong Too Difficult?
@Kraven,
Hunters Marsh is tricky (but fun) since its there where you need your diagonal downward slash to get around. At some point I gave up in this area and went the other way. I will return there someday, probably when I am stronger.
Re: Talking Point: Is Hollow Knight: Silksong Too Difficult?
I am only 3 and a half hours in, and so far I think it has a decent difficulty. Yes, there are some hard enemies. But the bosses where all manageable (and the first boss was really easy).
@Kraven,
I also just beat Lace.
Re: First Impressions: Same But Different? - Our Initial Hours With Hollow Knight: Silksong
Normally I wait for discounts, but I was in the mood for it and at 19,50 Euro it isn't badly priced (at 25 or 30 I would have waited for a discount). Only played 1.30 hour so far, but I like it (and it looks amazing). It gets quicker to the point and the protagonist also has text (wich I didn't expect). You get very quickly to the first boss, but she's super easy (I believe the first boss from Hollow knight was much harder). However, I am in a area now with quite nasty enemies. Also, the rosary strings hanging from the ceilings reminds me of the strings found in Haiku the robot, wich was also inspired by Hollow knight.
I find it fun that Team Cherry didn't commit to any "hype".
No reservation on Switch eshop
No early buyers discount
No demo
Not even a page with a trailer prior to the release
They just worked 7 years on the game, they dropped it on the date they promised recently and at a decent price. And we downloaded it en masse. I think they didn't even send review-copies to sites. Maybe a bit arrogant, or massive faith, or just a relaxed way of living. Maybe a combination of all 3?
Re: Hollow Knight: Silksong's Price Appears To Have Leaked
At 20 Euro I might buy it at launch, otherwise I'll wait for a discount.
Re: Opinion: Silksong's Big 'Anticlimactic' Premiere Was Absolutely Perfect
I admit that I was also suspecting something seeing as it took this long, but maybe its just good that they took their time and didn't commit to the pressure. As long as they had fun while making it, not allowing any pressure, hopefully we feel that passion in the final product. We (myself) included are to often: Why isn't there a sequel, or why isn't it still ready?
Re: Hollow Knight: Silksong Finally Has A Release Date
Hehe, finally! Still on the old Switch too, right?
Re: Kirby And The Forgotten Land Updated To Version 1.1.0, Here Are The Full Patch Notes
Luckily there will be a upgrade pack for people who have the original, so when I have a Switch 2 someday I can just go for the upgrade-pack!
Re: Review: Sea Of Stars (Switch) - An Instant Classic, So Much More Than A Chrono Trigger Throwback
I am really impressed with this game. I initially played the demo and though I liked it I didn't feel the immediate rush to buy it. Also, it had a very steep price. But when it got a discount I jumped in...and man was it good!
Better Mario and Luigi then the most recent ones, timing and stuff was cool.
Light puzzles and dungeons that remind me of Golden sun (and Zelda), with one or two that where actually tricky.
Fun exploration, characters that are all fun to use, no need to grind yourself dizzy.
Good graphics and animations, nice music, modest difficulty for the most part where the last couple of bosses are pretty challenging (real endboss is insane though, but I managed).
And its also a very meaty game, took me almost 50 hours to do almost everything and just started the dlc.
Only minor complaint is the story, wich is probably a bit to difficult for such a simple premise.
Overall very strong second game from Sabotage. Judging from the puzzles and dungeons they might also be capable of creating a awesome Zelda-like game. I hope they will do that someday! Looking forward to their third game!
Re: Nintendo Announces First Cast Members For The Legend Of Zelda Movie
Surprised me that they went for pretty unknown (upcoming?) actors. Lets see where this goes.
Re: Review: Donkey Kong Bananza (Switch 2) - Absolutely Smashing, But Can It Beat Mario Odyssey?
A 90% on here and a 90% average on Metacritic, that's not bad (though not as high as Mario Odyssey, of course). I definitely get it someday when I have a Switch 2.
Re: Review: Shadow Labyrinth - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition - Sometimes 'Good Enough' Is Just That
I expected as much. Might still be worth it someday, at a discount.
Re: Donkey Kong Bananza Direct: Every Announcement - How Would You Rate It?
Great, as expected! Loving Zebra DK. I wonder though how big the game will be. 160 Banandium gems isn't a great amount if you compare it to the moons of Mario Odyssey, but there are also the fossils (and you also need chips to buy gems, so we'll see).
And it looks like its a prequel, where Pauline wants to become a professional (jazz) singer!
Re: Poll: What Review Score Would You Give Mario Kart World?
Pretty abysmal Metacritic-score, especially since this is the great Nintendo game at launch (at a gigantic price). Might be the lowest scoring (regular) Mariokart ever!
Re: Review In Progress: Mario Kart World (Switch 2) - The Perfect Introduction To A New Console Generation?
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Re: Fans Have Noticed Someone's Name Is Missing From Mario Kart World's Credits
Miyamoto is slowly but surely going into retirement or at least leaving game development (though he seems to have more input with DK Bananza, at least with DK's design).
Re: Review: Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour - Surprising, Delightful, And You Know Where It Belongs
@StewdaMegaManNerd
Switch 1 games where all around the 50/60 Euro mark, as where the new titles on Switch 1 (Nintendo always asked full price for re-released games). Only exception is Zelda Tears of the kingdom at 70, but I paid less.
Download-only games where always overpriced at Nintendo.
Re: Review In Progress: Mario Kart World (Switch 2) - The Perfect Introduction To A New Console Generation?
Although the game really looks great and I am definitely gonna buy it when I have a Switch 2 (really looking forward to the open-world with its challenges), I am a bit dissapointed that on Metacritic it has a average of 90% (so far). For such a expensive title you would expect a higher score, especially since there are tons of different games (on any device) that are better and much cheaper.
Re: Review: Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time (Switch) - Level-5's Triumphant Sequel Trades Depth For Breadth
Might be the first time I read a Kate Gray review. Its a nice review by the way. I never expected this to be any good after all the delays. The shrines sound nice. It reminds me a bit of Ever oasis, wich was also town-development, exploration and dungeons (I should get back to that someday). Are the shrines a bit good, puzzle-wise? Might try it someday.
Re: Unsurprisingly, SSD Adapters Aren't A Suitable MicroSD Express Stand-In On Switch 2
The only micro-sd express cards I have seen so far are Nintendo branded, so that means even more money out of your pockets. You of course should get them without the Nintendo brand, if that's possible.
Re: Random: Switch 2 Owners Are Already Stripping Down Joy-Con To Check The Stick Tech
Just the same drifting-nonsense, of course. They must be cheap for Nintendo. Luckily the sticks seem to be open this time, so you can blow in it with a compressor.
Re: Publishers Are "Thanking" Nintendo For Game-Key Cards On Switch 2
Thank you for ripping off consumers!
Re: Review: Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition (Switch 2) - A Superb Port Of An Incredible RPG
Nice review and nice score! Might be the only third-party game that isn't a awful Gamekey. And to think some of the small games are Gamekeys. Project Red should be applauded. When I get a Switch 2 someday this might be one of the titles I get!
Re: Switch 2 eShop "Top-Selling" Games At Launch Revealed
Welcome tour doesn't do that bad, considering everyone is pissed that it isn't a pack-in.
Re: Review: The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition - The Best Way To Play, But 'Zelda Notes' Sucks
I already have the game on Wii u, so I might just watch the voice-memories online. As for the second save-file: Doesn't the reviewer know you can just make a second profile, so you can have a second save-file?
Re: Princess Peach's Voice Actor Has Been Replaced After 18 Years
Stuff changes all the time (although they could have let her know). The first samples I heard sounded good though. Its all a matter of money guys! Using other actors might be cheaper for Nintendo. And they might re-use many older voice-clips too.
Re: Review: Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour - Surprising, Delightful, And You Know Where It Belongs
Nintendo is just super greedy, but their game prices where always fair (always around the 50/60 Euro mark). But that's out of the window now with Switch 2. Ironically during the Wii/Wiiu/Switch1 era Nintendo was the cheapest way to play (compared to Sony and Microsoft), but now that has completely changed. What happened to affordability for households? And what happened to plug and play (almost all third-party games on Switch 2 are those awful Gamekeys).
And they sadly seem to get away with it, Switch 2 already sold 3 million copies!
Re: Poll: Switch 2 Battery Reportedly Lasting Under Two Hours With Mario Kart - How Is Yours Holding Up?
So long better battery life! That's quite dissapointing, my original Switch has around 2 hours of power. So keep your charger at your fingertips at all times.
Re: Rumour: New Leak May Explain Why So Many Switch 2 Physicals Are Game Key Cards
Game-keys are awful, and basically every game comes on it! That way it doesn't make sense to buy "physical" third-party games, you could just as well download them all (wich fills up those expensive Micro-sd cards even quicker).
On a sidenote, it seems that on rival consoles there are games that need to be installed even if they come on a disc. That is also awful and fills up your memory too.
Re: Full Game List Revealed For Atari's Upcoming Bubsy Collection
Lol, I'll download them (and I also download the Gex collection, only played the butchered N64 version of the first 3D game). I played the original Bubsy back in the day and loved it. Always curious about the second game (Wich supposedly has a Genesis version different from the Snes version). And now I can finally see how terrible Bubsy 3D really is! And for completionists they should really ad the last 2 Bubsy games too (I mean, the 2D game with the 3D art and the Bittrip runner clone).
On a sidenote: I wonder if the new owners of Glover still plan to finish that sequel!
Re: Mario Kart World's 'Free Roam' Is Much More Than Mindless Open World Driving
That was what I hoped for! I want to unlock lots of stuff. Personally I hope there's still a way to create your own vehicle, with unlocked tires and stuff. But during the treehouse that I saw they said that vehicles come now as a whole. But maybe there's still some room for a user-created kart?
Re: MicroSD Express Cards Are Selling Out Thanks To Switch 2 Fever
@Friendly ,
Scalpers.
By the way: I did search for them recently on the webshop where I normally get my micro SD cards, and they didn't have them. So when I need them someday that might be a bit of a hassle.
Re: Uh Oh, It Looks Like Select Switch 2 Games Won't Support Cloud Saves
If you want to use cloud, that's terrible. Things are getting worse and worse at Nintendo.
Re: Feature: The Switch 2 Sticks Might Not Be Hall Effect, But They Feel Fantastic
To the writer of the article: See you in one or 2 years, when the sticks are drifting all over the place!
Re: Nintendo Confirms Duration For Tomorrow's Mario Kart World Direct
I haven't seen the treehouse bit yet (the one after the reveal), but I hope they will do missions and bosses and stuff. I mean, the DS game had missions. But I could never try a single boss because I was so bad at it.
If you have a big world where you can drive anywhere, there should be missions, bosses and collectables in my opinion. Just saying.
As for possible dlc in the future: That might be hard to implement now that everything is placed in one big world, unless they go for a arcade of course (I am talking about tracks. They can always add characters and vehicles though).
Re: Physical 'Switch 2 Editions' Confirmed To Have Everything On The Game Card, Says Nintendo
It has everything on the card...namely the Switch game and a start-up for the upgrade pack download. I don't trust them one bit!
Re: Talking Point: How Does Switch 2's Launch Price Compare To Past Nintendo Systems?
I see some nasty prices on the list, but I don't see Euro percentages or game prices. Switch 2 is very expensive compared to the original Switch, the games are more expensive and you need more (probably) expensive sd-cards for storage. Not to mention the eshop, where everything probably will be more expensive to (at least the new games). And then there's the power-usage, wich might also be higher.
+back in the day everything was cheaper, including the food. So paying a bit more for your device and games wasn't as terrible as it is now. +for the Switch 2 price you might get a PS5 or XboxOne who are much stronger in terms of power. And in this time Nintendo should have been a bit more lenient anyway.
Personally my "head-goal" lies at roughly 400 Euro (paid 300 for current Switch) and 70 for games (but I rather pay 60).
As it stands Switch 2 is around 470 Euro here in Holland, and the games are already going down in price luckily (sitting around 69 Euro, but still 79 for Mariokart).
It automatically means that if I'll buy a Switch 2 someday I will buy less games and wait more for discounts. And maybe I even ignore the eshop if it is to expensive. Nintendo is just basically shooting themselves in the foot.
By the way: Is it already confirmed how long the lifespan will be? You don't want a system that gets supported for 3 years. My current Switch was supposed to have a lifespan of 7 years, its 8 years now (and there's still some stuff coming, even next year).
Re: Katana Zero's Long-Awaited DLC Is "Still Coming" To Switch
Great news! I wonder how long the original Switch will get supported with dlc, updates and new games (on the eshop). It all depends on the popularity of the Switch 2. I really don't think it will become as popular as the original Switch. Not only is it a continuation (and not something new), but it is also far to expensive (system and games).
Re: Community: The Results Are In - These Are Your Most (And Least) Wanted Switch 2 Games
When I have a Switch 2 (if ever) I'll definitely go for Mariokart, DK and maybe Star Wars. I am also interested in Cyberpunk and Elden ring, but Elden ring is already confirmed as a Key, sadly.
Re: Zelda: BOTW Switch 2 Edition Won't Include The DLC, Nintendo Confirms
Another epic fail from Nintendo, but what did you expect? On a sidenote: From what I get all the Switch 2 versions come WITHOUT the upgrade features on the card (yes, that includes Metroid). So this is what you should do if you want to play the stuff with the upgrades on Switch 2: Go for the cheapest regular Switch versions, then download the upgrade pack!
Re: Scrooge McDuck Joins 'Disney Illusion Island' In Free Update This May
Crazy enough I started to play this game this day! I didn't even know there was free dlc (and there's coming even more) so that's nice to hear.
Re: Random: Of Course Nintendo Fans Are Already Camping Out For The Switch 2
Stop camping, American guys! Besides the already ridiculous prices, I read somewhere that Nintendo (and some other companies) have completely stopped shipping Switch 2 devices to America because of the tarrifs. Accordingly there's a batch in America, but when that's sold out (if they sell it, you still can't pre-order in America from what I know) that's it.
Of course you won't read this on Nintendolife. They are suspicially quiet on the awful prices + the possibility they lose America. And they call themselves a news site!
Re: Did Donkey Kong Bananza Key Art Accidentally Leak A Big Surprise?
It gets better and better! I pity myself that I won't buy a Switch 2 at launch (or ever depending the price) since this looks really tempting.
Re: Select EU Retailers Are Abandoning Nintendo's Suggested Retail Price For Switch 2 Games
Oh, that sounds much better! Here in Holland we are screwed as ever, since Mariokart is 83 Euro and DK is 73 Euro.
Re: Elden Ring's Switch 2 Physical Version Seemingly Tarnished By 'Game-Key Card' Release
And so it begins...
Re: Yep, Metroid Prime 4's Box Art For Switch 2 Is... Corrupted
Lol, I don't have that problem since I'll enjoy the game on my current Switch!
Re: Cyberpunk 2077's Physical Edition On Switch 2 Won't Require A Download
So it is possible and at least one developer is willing to do this. This is great news.
Re: Nintendo's Switch 2 'Game-Key Cards' Somehow Manage To Make Codes-In-A-Box Worse
Terrible. And you can bet many third-party's will use this system, since many games will be to big and to expensive to put on a card as a whole.
Re: Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion Arrives On Nintendo Switch 2 This September
Looks really nice, but the original wasn't for me (I played the demo).
Re: 'Mario Kart World' Looks Absolutely Awesome In Debut Switch 2 Trailer
Looks a bit like a open world Mariokart adventure, with at least 28 tracks. Looks more interesting then expected, since I assumed they would just deliver 16 new tracks and call it a day.