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Re: Random: Check Out These "Mock-Ups" Of Game Boy Advance For Switch Online

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Would Nintendo Life be interested in doing a proper article about the real cost of emulating these different platforms?

Coding, licensing, obtaining reratings by modern standards, advertising, hosting costs, etc etc etc. And a measure of what the actual demand for these games is, how much they really get played, how much Nintendo actually make from NSO vs the cost of running it?

We get these "wouldn't it be wonderful if..." articles every single day here at NL, but never one looking at the reality.

It simply is not as easy as it sounds.

Re: Poll: Are You Excited About E3 2021?

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E3 is often disappointing so I don't get my hopes up for too much.

They'd be mad to not show anything from the big 3 we're waiting for (Zelda, Bayonetta, Metroid). I suspect we'll get a 2022 release date for Zelda BotW2 as a minimum, and a couple of new reveals for lesser releases.

I say 2022 for BotW2 because we're already getting a Zelda this year. I also believe Nintendo and a lot of other publishers have not been honest with us about just how much COVID has effected development times. I would be very surprised if we see a concrete date for Metroid.

Re: Feature: Best Game Boy Advance (GBA) Games

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Wow. This list really brings home what an awesome library the little GBA had. Lots of my fave games here. I don't even disagree with general layout and was pleasantly surprised that the top 10 wasn't dominated by Mario, Zelda and Pokemon. Good job all.

Re: Reggie Admits Switch Was A "Make Or Break Product" For Nintendo After Poor Performance Of Wii U

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Nintendo should absolutely continue to innovate. There wouldn't have been a Switch without Nintendo's experimentation. It's unbelievably foolish to say they could just keep releasing Switch 2, 3, 4 forever and people would just keep buying it because it had Switch in the name. It didn't work for the Wii U and the name Wii was just as well known at the time as Switch is now, arguably more so!

Re: A 2019 Rumour About Gen IV Pokémon Remakes Might Be Coming True

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I think there's a happy middle ground to be met. I enjoyed Sword and Shield, but my biggest gripe with it was the battle mechanics feel so dated and slow now.

Having a wild pokemon in the red and with a status condition and just selecting Ultra Ball from a menu screen over and over again and having no luck? Infuriating and dull in 2021. I'd actually prefer Let's Go catching to that today, where the quality of your throw can make all the difference to whether or not you catch the pokemon or not, rather than some random catch rate stat in the background.