@Shmicko Hey my friend. For over 10 years I was physical only, and a collector. I bought 600 physical NSW1 games from 2017 - 2025. I ultimately sold them all, and am now 100% digital only for NSW2.
What converted me was getting my NSW modchipped (not for piracy, but to output the docked image on the handheld screen to ensure 720p minimim portably, and to overclock and ensure locked framerates). I dumped my entire collection and installed digitally (though many I had bought digitally also), and the convenience is wild.
Since having my entire library digitally, I feel unburdened... free, if you will. You know how many times I allowed myself to get upset because a game wasn't fully on cartridge and required a download? All of that is gone now. No more getting upset constantly, just pure excitement. I can't even imagine what these key cart fanatics are going through right now. I'm glad that's not me cause I would get miserable over that kind of crap, and once you go digital you realize how many games were ruined for you because of some outdated notion of "keeping games forever" as if you're immortal and will never die. Or are gonna somehow "lose" all your digital games, even though having a game on a plastic micro SD and having a game on a plastic proprietary cartridge are no different whatsoever.
And at least digitally you can copy the micro SD to PC and backup, AND you're guaranteed at least 3 decades of backup on Nintendo's servers if you lose it and want to redownload. Can't do that with physical. Yet somehow ppl spin having 3 decades (maybe more, could be 50 years, long past your death bed) as a negative, like the games will magically evaporate off your system if the "servers go down". Nah, don't let anyone gaslight you with ridiculous arguments like that. The server is an extra, a bonus. Once you buy a cart, that's it. Once you buy digitally and download to micro SD, that's it. Keep the cart, keep the micro SD. No difference. Backing it up is an additional measure of insurance physical doesnt have. Redownloading at will for anothet 30, 40, 50 years in the future is an additional insurance physical doesnt have. And tbh, I dont think redownloads will ever be shut down. They may stop new purchases, but for the new permanent eShop, I don't think they'll shut off redownloads in our lifetime. Heck, even the Wii still allows redownloads and that was on a 3rd party rented shop from 20 years ago.
Digital is just so convenient. I keep Cyberpunk 2077 cartridge permanently inserted as a way to save another 60GB space, and a 1 TB micro SD express (and another 1 TB micro SD express for NSW1 games that get massive benefits running on NSW2 like MH Stories 2, DQ Builders 2, Ni No Kuni 2, etc which are all 60fps now).
So unless you plan to strictly stick with 1st party and even then don't buy many games, I advise a micro SD express, as big as you can afford. There's a 512 GB that was just on sale for $74.99 on Amazon and a 1 TB for $185 I think.
No doubt it's not as visually impressive as the PS4 version, because it's a NSW2 Edition of the Switch port.
But it looks good enough. And it's a locked 60fps. And the precision mouse aiming that seamlessly activates when setting on a pad, in addition to being hybrid handheld, makes this my new favorite version of the game. Visuals are something you really don't notice when you're playing, because it's a nice crisp resolution with smooth animations. And ya, that locked 60fps is the ultimate prize.
It also looks really nice on my Switch Lite OLED, overclocking for rock solid 30fps. Great for a pocketable version.
This was my launch game I picked up with PS4 12 years ago, and played nonstop til I beat it.
Having a locked 60fps (finally!) with mouse aiming and 4k is peak. I've already sunk 20 hrs in and can't get enough. Been wanting this hybrid for years.
And the game looks fantastic on my custom Switch Lite OLED, outputting the docked image on the 6" OLED screen and overclocking to ensure stable 30fps. A pocketable version in the magnetic flip case.
@KevynOnVideo Allow me to help you with that. I have a TON of NSW1 games Ive tried on NSW2.
Crysis Remastered Trilogy all run stable on NSW2, whereas they had major framerate drops on NSW1
Mario Rabbids Kingdom Battle is now 60fps instead of 30fps
Trails In The Sky 1st Chapter (free NSW2 upgrade) is 60fps, whereas on NSW1 it can't hold 30fps
Red Dead Redemption is 4k 60fps on NSW2 as of next week
Batman Arkham Knight holds stable 30fps on NSW2 (with rare drops in Batmobile)
DQ Builders 2 holds 60fps on NSW2 instead of sub-30
Fire Emblem Warriors runs 60fps on NSW2 instead of all over the place
Ghostrunner resolution isn't all blurry and muddy on NSW2
Hyrule Warriors Age of Calamity holds stable 30fps on NSW2
Monster Hunter Stories 1/2 holds stable 60fps on NSW2 instead of all over the place
Ni No Kuni 2 runs stable 60fps on NSW2
Tales of Vesperia runs 60fps on NSW2
Resident Evil Revelations 1/2 run stable 60fps on NSW2
Resident Evil 5 holds stable 60fps on NSW2
Trials Rising holds stable 30fps on NSW2 and resolution doesn't get super blurry from dynamic resolution drops- NSW2 is officially the only handheld that can run this game and without performance issues
Trails of Cold Steel 3/4 holds stable 30fps on NSW2
Trails Into Reverie holds stable 30fps on NSW2
Trails Through Daybreak 1/2 holds stable 30fps on NSW2
Ys VIII, IX and X all hold stable framerates on NSW2
@Olliemar28 Can you reach out to Aspyr and inquire about the gyroscope aiming not working in-game please?
Mouse aiming works fine (best to turn sensitivity down to 1 for both mouse sensitivity and mouse aiming sensitivity when Switch 2 system level sensitivity is set to High), but gyro aiming simply doesn't work.
I'm not the only one reporting this issue. And I've tried with Pro Controller, split Joycon 2, and in handheld mode.
People need to learn to stop basing their beliefs on their own personal anecdotal experiences.
"I dont know anyone interested".
Yes, well, it's the best selling console of all time, selling 33% more than PS4/PS5 in a similar time frame, and NSW1 took more than twice as long to reach these numbers. So clearly your anecdotal experience doesnt represent reality.
I'd much rather it release later in a good state, at 60fps and 1440p (doubt it'll hit 4k but maybe with DLSS?). And 1080p 60fps in handheld mode would be more than fine with me.
And even though I'm all digital, I appreciate the fact this game will be all on the cart for the physical release.
Forgot Fantasy Life i Asian English release you can import from Play-Asia, which is all on cart. My copy came and had a logo indicating it's a JP copy but it is on cart with English.
Sonic Racing Crossworlds and Mortal Kombat Kollection are also releasing soon on Switch 2 with the full game on cart, fyi.
A certain subset of Nintendo fans have become the very 60fps elitists they used to rail against.
Im all for it, but we're still dealing with a 10W tablet. A LOT of games are going to have to compromise at 30fps. If that's a deal breaker for you, so be it. Go play it elsewhere. Im just glad my experience isnt even remotely affected by such things. As long as it runs STABLE, Im happy. I want my hybrid handheld version, and that's exactly what I'm getting. Thank God every day I never let myself devolve into such elitism.
@X68000
Hey, Switch has nearly 9 years of the finest games so it only makes sense that with BC you'd spend so much time with them, especially with it improving performance and maxing dynamic resolution
Monster Hunter Stories 2 is a stable 1080p 60fps locked now. Amazing experience. Even Mario Rabbids Kingdom Battle, 30fps on Switch, hits a locked 60fps on NSW2. Guess it used a double buffer like Link's Awakening and never hit the threshold on Switch so it stayed at 30, but on NSW2 it does so it stays at 60. Ni No Kuni 2 is rock solid 60fps, Resident Evil Revelations 1/2 and RE5/6 all 1080p 60fps now. And with gyro aiming and hybrid advantage, definitely the definitive versions. It Takes Two is awesome with Gamechat BTW
But I've been playing Trails In The Sky 1st Remake demo (gets a NSW2 Ed for $1), Persona 3 Reload demo, Cyberpunk 2077, Hogwarts Legacy and Star Wars Outlaws. All with gyro aiming (not JRPGs obviously), and Cyberpunk and Hogwarts have mouse aiming. Get a $10 8" x 10" firm mouse pad from Amazon and a mouse peripheral and its an insanely awesome experience. Mouse is a game changer.
But ya I'll be playing Mario Galaxy 1/2. Never played them myself despite owning on Wii, Wii U VC and Dolphin. But Dolphin is a pain in the rear for games requiring the pointer. Switch will let us control the camera simultaneously, and a screenshot that couldn't have it's perspective replicated indicates we're getting full camera control this time (or at least, a lot more control).
4k on NSW2 with new ground textures, all other assets being rendered in HD, Assist Mode, new storybook content and... dun dun dun... MOUSE CONTROLS!!! In addition to gyro of course (and touchscreen for handheld). Playing with mouse is gonna be so interesting, especially remapping buttons in a manner that makes the most sense on a user by user basis.
It looks and runs fine on an overclocked NSW1 OLED outputting docked image in handheld. On NSW2 its... a bit soft in handheld mode. Playable for sure. But why they didn't release a dedicated NSW2 version is beyond me.
Respectfully good sir, be grateful for what you do have. The console could have been region locked like prior generations. The fact youre in a country like Singapore yet can still enjoy all the benefits of NSO Online access and cloud saves and retro catalog despite no support in your country is a blessing
One can always find something to complain about if they're deliberately looking.
I despise how elitism has crept into the gamership to the extent popular games get put on a pedestal above certain criticism. You can critique length, or backtracking, but God forbid you say anything about difficulty and the mobs of mindless footsoldiers crawl out of the woodworks to mock and ridicule you with "git gud" platitudes.
Difficulty is NOT above criticism. And offering an Easy Mode that does not affect your experience in any capacity. whatsoever is only a good thing. Those who argue against such options are gatekeepers and egocentric narcissists.
There are many game mechanics which may not sound good on paper but in practice they are fantastic.
The only way to know for sure is to try it out and see how it works. It's not like you have to develop it all the way through. You can make a rudimentary construct that conveys the gameplay mechanic to get an idea as to whether it's a direction you want to pursue or not.
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I omitted Silksong because personally I find it overly difficult. I understand the majority may feel differently, but everyone has their own opinions for each game and personally, it just didn't resonate with me despite being an original 2014 backer for Hollow Knight and Silksong.
OK, that is easily the best subtitle I've read in years
Well played NintendoLife.
Bought the game this morning and it's blown me away. Looks incredible, runs fantastic, it has gyro aiming, and only takes up 20 GB which is barely larger than Kirby. Idk which studio ported this game but whoever they are, Ubisoft better hang onto them.
And the game is actually really fun. It's nice to play a Star Wars game that doesn't center around jedi and lightsabers.
@Elitepatriot Its only 20 GB!!! Absolute wizardry.
People always regurgitate how Nintendo is so out of touch but these people just repeat what they hear others say or form that conclusion because Nintendo hasn't done one or two specific things they want.
But they are quite in touch. Almost all their games utilize gyro, knowing the fanbase values gyro. All their games are on cart- they know fans value that. They implemented voice and video chat knowing fans had been clamoring for it. They introduced NSO for retro games after the outcry for a Netflix like system in the Wii U era. Speaking of which they gave us a Star Fox and Metroid Prime 4 and Metroid Dread and Samus Returns after the outcry for those franchises. They gave us F-Zero 64 and F-Zero GX.
They gave us Splatoon knowing the outcry for a Nintendo 1st party shooter. They are far more in touch than people realize. Look how quickly they put out a survey for game carts after the backlash. Just 2 months after launch.
They do keep their finger on the pulse of the community. Just because they don't always make the immediate decision you want doesnt mean they're out of touch. Lots of times its ignorant children on the internet that are out of touch far more.
@CobaltFan You should go for it. Especially if you have Switch 2. It's a locked 60fps at 1080p docked (720p handheld) without any dynamic resolution drops.
I bought this at release but quickly decided Id hold off for Switch 2 and the inevitable port. People must've thought I was crazy but here we are. And now I can enjoy a hybrid version and get so much more enjoyment from it!
@Ks123 I kickstarted Hollow Knight for Wii U about 10 years ago. The game shifted to Switch, and stretch goals reached meant getting an expansion.
But as they worked on the expansion it kept growing until they eventually decided to just make it a full sequel. Those who kickstarted Hollow Knight get the sequel for free still which is awesome. But ya, because Hollow Knight was so beloved the hype for its long awaited sequel is off the charts.
MachineGames is exceptional at optimization too. Having Indiana Jones hybrid handheld is fulfilling the dream of Switch 2. Don't feel a need to play games anywhere else when so many bangers are now getting hybrid handheld releases.
Mario Odyssey had an install base roughly 3x larger since the system released a few months earlier and the game didn't release until the end of the year.
I would be amazed if DK could match that with 33% user base.
Only a few weeks later?.Should have delayed all versions to maintain day and date. We all know it won't be a perfect version but it will most likely be good enough. We've come a long ways from Borderlands 2 on Vita.
I mean, 8 years ago people were paying $80 and there was no chat button, no audio jack, no rear grip buttons, the analogs were worse and the d-pad was worse.
People now pay $150-200 nowadays for a controller that's no better than this one, has way worse battery life and worse rear buttons.
Best MH game ever made that's not monster hunter. And the fact, the performance is way better than it was on other platforms when it released is astounding
I'd like to point out Trials Rising is just fine on Switch 2. It occasionally hangs on the loading screen an extra 10-15 seconds, and I do mean occasionally, but it also does this on NSW1 too. It's crap that has to do with Ubisoft connecting to their servers- I always turn airplane mode on when launching otherwise the loading bar hangs at 100% far too long. With no connection it jumps right in.
So no- Trials Rising doesn't have problems on Switch 2. If anything it's superior across the board. Stable 720p without dynamic drops, stable 30fps (I'll remind you the game will not play on Steamdeck thanks to all of Ubisoft's online hogwash, anti cheat stuff and requirement to open through their launcher. So this really is THE only proper portable version. And with NSW2 keeping framerate stable and crisp 720p in handheld, it's a dang fine version to play.
And thanks to the devs allowing GameCube controllers with the USB connector on Switch so ppl had an option for analog triggers, the new wireless GC controller works for that. Since it's actually detected as a real GC controller and not a generic Pro Controller.
This system had a lot more competition than the last time. And with a $500 bundle, there's only so many games people can buy.
Then messaging, like Harry Potter rep saying no upgrade, but as it turns out, not only was there a $10 upgrade. The original game was on sale for $17, meaning you could get the next-gen. version for $27. But it's much harder to correct misinformation once it's spread.
Note that Cyberpunk 2077 outsold Witcher 3 launch week sales despite Witcher 3 having a 50 million player base to sell to and Cyberpunk only having 3.5 million. Let's even call it 40m vs 4m. That's 10x less the install base yet still outperformed it.
That's positive 3rd party news. And only one company reported sales lower than their lowest expectations. Most others were "only slightly under", probably due to lost sales from key cards, less disposable income from a more expensive system, and at least a dozen high quality 3rd party titles all releasing the same day competing for whatever dollars remain after that $500 bundle. And, on the same day Nintendo's most popular game debuted.
So ya. Do the math. People buy a $500 bundle, $85 pro controller, $50-200 microSD express, that's $665-820 after tax... and now people start shopping 3rd party games.
There's some easy gimme's for upgrades- Fantasy Life i is just $2.50 to upgrade. Hogwarts Legacy is $10 to upgrade. Zelda BotW and TotK are each $10 to upgrade. Then you've got bangers like Cyberpunk 2077 and Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma which are excellent releases and come all on cart, and let's not forget Yakuza 0 and Street Fighter 6 and Split Fiction. Oh, and a new free version of Fortnite which I'm sure will be quite popular with a certain demographic.
So stuff like Hitman, with framerate issues and no gyro aiming and no mouse aiming... it's gonna be back of the pile. Stuff like Bravely Default, a good game but it's a 3DS remaster going up against some titans of the 8th and 9th gen. Puyo Puyo with no upgrade, Sonic Generations x Shadow with no upgrade (the Sonic fans likely carried Sega who was happy with their sales)...
But ya. The more games launch the same day the more competition there will be, which means limited dollars being spread across a larger pie. Probably why some companies brought games like Nobonuga's Ambition- wait for larger install base to port the big sellers, and despite all the competition it's the least the game will ever have, so...
@IronMan30 Ya, as soon as I watched the switch up review I purchased the deluxe edition and plan to upgrade to the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition as soon as that releases.
For now I can output the docked mode on my OLED handheld screen and overclock.
No. If anything I've been more into Switch than ever.
This is thanks to my Switch OLED being chipped so I can run the overclocking suite, as well as undervolting to extend battery life. It's really only worth doing if you've got a Mariko chip NSW (and preferably OLED because it gets the best battery life) since all that extra power that was designated to battery life by underclocking can be designated to power instead. So when I say overclocking it's technically true, but at the same time, it's really not because the system is drastically underclocked- we're just increasing performance back to the original clocks the chip was rated for in the first place.
And don't get me started on RAM. Handheld clock 1331 Mhz and Docked 1600 Mhz. Most RAM in NSW units are actually rated much higher (they vary from 2500 Mhz to 3100 Mhz). The additional power draw to increase RAM to JEDEC spec of 2133 Mhz is peanuts. And even increasing to 1800 Mhz sees 10-15% performance gains in games like Crash Bandicoot. Increasing to 2133 Mhz solves a TON of framerate issues in games, just from increasing the RAM. I was running at 2400 Mhz but the additional gains beyond 2133 MHz aren't very noticeable, so it's not worth the additional power draw imo.
Best feature though, which goes hand in hand with OC, is the ability to output the docked image while in handheld mode. Now think about that for a sec. Do you realize how many games there are on the system which run at 720p in docked mode? Games where the max handheld res is 540p? Overclocking is amazing- it can take that 540p image and ensure there are no dynamic resolution drops below that, while ensuring performance doesn't drop a single frame. And that's great, buuuut...
By outputting docked image in handheld mode, suddenly EVERY SINGLE SWITCH GAME now runs at 720p in handheld mode, PLUS the added graphical fidelity docked output often exhibits, like sharper shadows and longer draw distances, etc. And in many cases I can get a locked 60fps as well, EVEN WHEN THE GAME HAS SET A HARD FRAMERATE CAP AT 30fps, thanks to this nifty FPS override feature. Persona 5 Royal, for example. It's 540p handheld locked at 30fps. I play with 720p docked image and override the frame cap to hold a rock solid 60fps.
Or take Xenoblade Chronicles 2. I play in super crisp 720p and never see a single frame drop below 30. It suddenly transforms a game that's a drag to play portably on Switch, and makes it an absolute delight to experience.
NSW2 will offer the "overclocking" benefits, so all NSW1 games will at least hold their max dynamic resolution target and won't have any framerate issues. But it's a massive disappointment Nintendo decided against outputting the docked image regardless of whether the game is being played on the tv or in handheld mode. Not only would it make every NSW1 game suddenly look actually good in handheld mode, it would even reduce workload for Nintendo since they'd only need to test 1 mode of play for BC. I just don't understand why they wouldn't have chosen to do this. But, that's why I've got my chipped OLED. Best $100 I ever spent.
Of course. Why wouldn’t I be? Party chat is in essential feature makes playing video games with others so much more enjoyable because it removes the barrier of entry that prevents most people from communicating. for all the talk about Discord the fact is most people just don’t bother setting up an account and getting the friend they’re playing games with to do the same and then actually use it when they’re playing together or use it when they’re playing different games together but want to still talk.
Having a native, system level solution which allows friends to communicate, and not just when playing the same game, but even when playing different games, is absolutely huge.
And I know the names of every single person on this site who has complained about Nintendo consoles not having native voice chat, so if I see any of them now claiming they don’t care about it after they just spent the last 10 years whining it wasn’t a feature, I’m gonna be dropping names.
This is why a platform being extremely successful is so important. Because developers simply cannot ignore the fact Switch has sold over 150 million units, and currently has 128 million active players. That means there are more currently active players on the Nintendo Switch platform then there are PS4 systems sold in totality.
The other factor that is extremely important is having hardware that’s actually capable enough for developers to port their games over in the first place, and without severely degrading their vision.
Switch 2 is going to be THE platform of the generation moving forward. Developers aren’t any different than we are as gamers. They have two eyes just like we do. They see how bad ass the system is. There’s a reason so many people are absolutely bonkers in love with the Switch 2 already. It’s the concept of the original Switch perfected. I would even dare say it’s the perfect video game console. If you asked me what my idea of a perfect video game console is, the Nintendo Switch 2 would be exactly that.
So ya. Of course Expedition 33 is going to get brought over. Grand Theft Auto VI will also get a Switch 2 port. I can’t say when- The absolute soonest would be alongside the PC release, but it may even be after that. But it’s definitely coming. Xbox’s floundering 30 million console sold and abysmal software sales for games released on the platform leaves Playstation to essentially do all the heavy lifting. And make no mistake. The PlayStation definitely holds it down and is a tremendous asset for the industry. But this is not the PS2 era anymore. There are only 75 million PS5’s in households around the world. That’s simply not enough to carry a game like GTAVI to the heights Rockstar will have their sights set on. PC release will be critical. But even then, that’s only really two viable platforms for the game to sell on. The reason the last entry sold so well is because it released across seven different platforms, spanning, three entire console generations going on 2 decades now.
If they want to sell more than 100 million units, They are absolutely going to need to leverage the Switch 2 consumer base, which should be pushing 40 million units by the time the game actually releases on the system. And of course it will only continue to sell as the years go on, as Switch 2 eventually smashes the 100 million unit barrier and beyond.
And there it is! The only version worth playing now.
@VoidofLight The standard of being tethered to a tv. With Switch 2 you get a full current Gen quality console version, a full current Gen quality handheld version, multiple control options from standard pro controller with rear grip buttons to split joycon to potential mouse integration… And the ability to prop it on its kickstand, detach controllers and have a little mini home console experience anywhere.
I mean, if you’d rather keep the $2 (or $10) by all means enjoy. But personally, I find Switch 2 games could be priced double that of other versions and they’d still offer more entertainment value.
My only concern is how to move (left analog), aim (mouse) and turn camera (???). Aha! Perhaps map the GL/GR to pan left and right. That's it! That's the solution!
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Re: Reminder: Metroid Prime 4: Beyond Is Available With A Switch Game Voucher
@Shmicko
Hey my friend. For over 10 years I was physical only, and a collector. I bought 600 physical NSW1 games from 2017 - 2025. I ultimately sold them all, and am now 100% digital only for NSW2.
What converted me was getting my NSW modchipped (not for piracy, but to output the docked image on the handheld screen to ensure 720p minimim portably, and to overclock and ensure locked framerates). I dumped my entire collection and installed digitally (though many I had bought digitally also), and the convenience is wild.
Since having my entire library digitally, I feel unburdened... free, if you will. You know how many times I allowed myself to get upset because a game wasn't fully on cartridge and required a download? All of that is gone now. No more getting upset constantly, just pure excitement. I can't even imagine what these key cart fanatics are going through right now. I'm glad that's not me cause I would get miserable over that kind of crap, and once you go digital you realize how many games were ruined for you because of some outdated notion of "keeping games forever" as if you're immortal and will never die. Or are gonna somehow "lose" all your digital games, even though having a game on a plastic micro SD and having a game on a plastic proprietary cartridge are no different whatsoever.
And at least digitally you can copy the micro SD to PC and backup, AND you're guaranteed at least 3 decades of backup on Nintendo's servers if you lose it and want to redownload. Can't do that with physical. Yet somehow ppl spin having 3 decades (maybe more, could be 50 years, long past your death bed) as a negative, like the games will magically evaporate off your system if the "servers go down". Nah, don't let anyone gaslight you with ridiculous arguments like that. The server is an extra, a bonus. Once you buy a cart, that's it. Once you buy digitally and download to micro SD, that's it. Keep the cart, keep the micro SD. No difference. Backing it up is an additional measure of insurance physical doesnt have. Redownloading at will for anothet 30, 40, 50 years in the future is an additional insurance physical doesnt have. And tbh, I dont think redownloads will ever be shut down. They may stop new purchases, but for the new permanent eShop, I don't think they'll shut off redownloads in our lifetime. Heck, even the Wii still allows redownloads and that was on a 3rd party rented shop from 20 years ago.
Digital is just so convenient. I keep Cyberpunk 2077 cartridge permanently inserted as a way to save another 60GB space, and a 1 TB micro SD express (and another 1 TB micro SD express for NSW1 games that get massive benefits running on NSW2 like MH Stories 2, DQ Builders 2, Ni No Kuni 2, etc which are all 60fps now).
So unless you plan to strictly stick with 1st party and even then don't buy many games, I advise a micro SD express, as big as you can afford. There's a 512 GB that was just on sale for $74.99 on Amazon and a 1 TB for $185 I think.
Re: Digital Foundry Dives Into Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition's "Big Downgrades" On Switch 2
No doubt it's not as visually impressive as the PS4 version, because it's a NSW2 Edition of the Switch port.
But it looks good enough. And it's a locked 60fps. And the precision mouse aiming that seamlessly activates when setting on a pad, in addition to being hybrid handheld, makes this my new favorite version of the game. Visuals are something you really don't notice when you're playing, because it's a nice crisp resolution with smooth animations. And ya, that locked 60fps is the ultimate prize.
It also looks really nice on my Switch Lite OLED, overclocking for rock solid 30fps. Great for a pocketable version.
Re: Review: Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition (Switch 2) - A Serviceable Port Of One Of Lara's Very Best
Game is straight 🔥 🔥 🔥
This was my launch game I picked up with PS4 12 years ago, and played nonstop til I beat it.
Having a locked 60fps (finally!) with mouse aiming and 4k is peak. I've already sunk 20 hrs in and can't get enough. Been wanting this hybrid for years.
And the game looks fantastic on my custom Switch Lite OLED, outputting the docked image on the 6" OLED screen and overclocking to ensure stable 30fps. A pocketable version in the magnetic flip case.
Re: NieR:Automata Finally Lands Switch 2 Compatibility Update
@KevynOnVideo
Allow me to help you with that. I have a TON of NSW1 games Ive tried on NSW2.
Re: Surprise! Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition Is Available Now On Switch & Switch 2
@Olliemar28
Can you reach out to Aspyr and inquire about the gyroscope aiming not working in-game please?
Mouse aiming works fine (best to turn sensitivity down to 1 for both mouse sensitivity and mouse aiming sensitivity when Switch 2 system level sensitivity is set to High), but gyro aiming simply doesn't work.
I'm not the only one reporting this issue. And I've tried with Pro Controller, split Joycon 2, and in handheld mode.
Re: Mini Review: Yakuza Kiwami (Switch 2) - Kiryu's Debut, Smoother Than Ever
Got Kiwami 1/2 pre-loaded on NSW2, ready for tomorrow.
Re: Random: Steam's Brand New Game Console Sure Looks Awfully Familiar
GabeCube: Companion Cube Edition is something I never knew I needed...
Re: Talking Point: Smashing Switch 2 Numbers Prove Nintendo's Strategy Is Super Effective
People need to learn to stop basing their beliefs on their own personal anecdotal experiences.
"I dont know anyone interested".
Yes, well, it's the best selling console of all time, selling 33% more than PS4/PS5 in a similar time frame, and NSW1 took more than twice as long to reach these numbers. So clearly your anecdotal experience doesnt represent reality.
Re: Takashi Iizuka Explains Why Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Was Delayed On Switch 2
I'd much rather it release later in a good state, at 60fps and 1440p (doubt it'll hit 4k but maybe with DLSS?). And 1080p 60fps in handheld mode would be more than fine with me.
And even though I'm all digital, I appreciate the fact this game will be all on the cart for the physical release.
Re: Every Nintendo Switch 2 Physical Release With The Full Game On The Cart
Forgot Fantasy Life i Asian English release you can import from Play-Asia, which is all on cart. My copy came and had a logo indicating it's a JP copy but it is on cart with English.
Sonic Racing Crossworlds and Mortal Kombat Kollection are also releasing soon on Switch 2 with the full game on cart, fyi.
Re: Review: Yooka-Replaylee (Switch 2) - Feels Like The Game It Was Meant To Be, Finally
A certain subset of Nintendo fans have become the very 60fps elitists they used to rail against.
Im all for it, but we're still dealing with a 10W tablet. A LOT of games are going to have to compromise at 30fps. If that's a deal breaker for you, so be it. Go play it elsewhere. Im just glad my experience isnt even remotely affected by such things. As long as it runs STABLE, Im happy. I want my hybrid handheld version, and that's exactly what I'm getting. Thank God every day I never let myself devolve into such elitism.
Re: Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 Gets A Seven-Minute Overview Trailer
@X68000
Hey, Switch has nearly 9 years of the finest games so it only makes sense that with BC you'd spend so much time with them, especially with it improving performance and maxing dynamic resolution
Monster Hunter Stories 2 is a stable 1080p 60fps locked now. Amazing experience. Even Mario Rabbids Kingdom Battle, 30fps on Switch, hits a locked 60fps on NSW2. Guess it used a double buffer like Link's Awakening and never hit the threshold on Switch so it stayed at 30, but on NSW2 it does so it stays at 60. Ni No Kuni 2 is rock solid 60fps, Resident Evil Revelations 1/2 and RE5/6 all 1080p 60fps now. And with gyro aiming and hybrid advantage, definitely the definitive versions. It Takes Two is awesome with Gamechat BTW
But I've been playing Trails In The Sky 1st Remake demo (gets a NSW2 Ed for $1), Persona 3 Reload demo, Cyberpunk 2077, Hogwarts Legacy and Star Wars Outlaws. All with gyro aiming (not JRPGs obviously), and Cyberpunk and Hogwarts have mouse aiming. Get a $10 8" x 10" firm mouse pad from Amazon and a mouse peripheral and its an insanely awesome experience. Mouse is a game changer.
But ya I'll be playing Mario Galaxy 1/2. Never played them myself despite owning on Wii, Wii U VC and Dolphin. But Dolphin is a pain in the rear for games requiring the pointer. Switch will let us control the camera simultaneously, and a screenshot that couldn't have it's perspective replicated indicates we're getting full camera control this time (or at least, a lot more control).
4k on NSW2 with new ground textures, all other assets being rendered in HD, Assist Mode, new storybook content and... dun dun dun... MOUSE CONTROLS!!! In addition to gyro of course (and touchscreen for handheld). Playing with mouse is gonna be so interesting, especially remapping buttons in a manner that makes the most sense on a user by user basis.
Re: The First Review For Atelier Resleriana: The Red Alchemist & The White Guardian Is In
It looks and runs fine on an overclocked NSW1 OLED outputting docked image in handheld. On NSW2 its... a bit soft in handheld mode. Playable for sure. But why they didn't release a dedicated NSW2 version is beyond me.
Re: Opinion: NSO Subscribers Outside Key Markets Get Less, And Nintendo Should Fix That
Respectfully good sir, be grateful for what you do have. The console could have been region locked like prior generations. The fact youre in a country like Singapore yet can still enjoy all the benefits of NSO Online access and cloud saves and retro catalog despite no support in your country is a blessing
One can always find something to complain about if they're deliberately looking.
Re: Hollow Knight: Silksong's Upcoming Patch Will Nerf The Difficulty In Certain Areas
I despise how elitism has crept into the gamership to the extent popular games get put on a pedestal above certain criticism. You can critique length, or backtracking, but God forbid you say anything about difficulty and the mobs of mindless footsoldiers crawl out of the woodworks to mock and ridicule you with "git gud" platitudes.
Difficulty is NOT above criticism. And offering an Easy Mode that does not affect your experience in any capacity. whatsoever is only a good thing. Those who argue against such options are gatekeepers and egocentric narcissists.
Re: "Everyone Is A Director" At Nintendo, Says Former Dev, But Don't Make Excuses
Rings true as wisdom.
There are many game mechanics which may not sound good on paper but in practice they are fantastic.
The only way to know for sure is to try it out and see how it works. It's not like you have to develop it all the way through. You can make a rudimentary construct that conveys the gameplay mechanic to get an idea as to whether it's a direction you want to pursue or not.
Re: The Best Nintendo Switch 2 Games
My top 20, disregarding NSW1 games that run via BC.
1. DK Bonanza
2. Mario Kart World
3. Cyberpunk 2077 (gyro/mouse/touch)
4. Hogwarts Legacy (gyro/mouse)
5. Zelda BotW NSW2 Ed.
6. Zelda TotK NSW2 Ed.
7. Star Wars Outlaws (gyro/touch)
8. Street Fighter 6
9. Wild Hearts S
10. Rune Factory
11. Fantasy Life i
12. Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3/4
13. Kirby Forgotten Land NSW2 Ed.
14. Civilization VII (mouse)
15. Yakuza 0 Director's Cut
16. Split Fiction
17. WWE 2k25
18. Romancing Saga 2 Remake
19. Bravely Default Remake
20. Fast Fusion
We'll soon have Metroid Prime 4, Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Hyrule Warriors Age of Imprisonment, Persona 3 Reloaded, 007 First Light, Pokémon Legends Z-A, Adventures of Elliot, Octopath Traveler 0 and Resident Evil Requiem alongside a bunch of other stuff (hopefully Splatoon Raiders isn't too far out!). We're about due for a Fire Emblem and Xenoblade as well. Maybe the upcoming Direct will share more info?
Note
I omitted Silksong because personally I find it overly difficult. I understand the majority may feel differently, but everyone has their own opinions for each game and personally, it just didn't resonate with me despite being an original 2014 backer for Hollow Knight and Silksong.
Re: Review: Star Wars Outlaws (Switch 2) - An Underrated Adventure, A Super-Solid Port
OK, that is easily the best subtitle I've read in years
Well played NintendoLife.
Bought the game this morning and it's blown me away. Looks incredible, runs fantastic, it has gyro aiming, and only takes up 20 GB which is barely larger than Kirby. Idk which studio ported this game but whoever they are, Ubisoft better hang onto them.
And the game is actually really fun. It's nice to play a Star Wars game that doesn't center around jedi and lightsabers.
@Elitepatriot
Its only 20 GB!!! Absolute wizardry.
And it has extensive gyro aiming options.
Re: Nintendo Releases 'It's Me, Mario!' Stop Motion Shorts, Watch Them Right Here
Tbh I thought that was Charles Martinet.
Re: Hitman: World Of Assassination Updated On Switch 2, Here Are The Patch Notes
Alright I may pick this up now. One thing I cant stand is uncapped framerates. So I'm happy to see this.
Re: Former PlayStation Head Praises Nintendo For Being "In Touch With Their Fan Base"
People always regurgitate how Nintendo is so out of touch but these people just repeat what they hear others say or form that conclusion because Nintendo hasn't done one or two specific things they want.
But they are quite in touch. Almost all their games utilize gyro, knowing the fanbase values gyro. All their games are on cart- they know fans value that. They implemented voice and video chat knowing fans had been clamoring for it. They introduced NSO for retro games after the outcry for a Netflix like system in the Wii U era. Speaking of which they gave us a Star Fox and Metroid Prime 4 and Metroid Dread and Samus Returns after the outcry for those franchises. They gave us F-Zero 64 and F-Zero GX.
They gave us Splatoon knowing the outcry for a Nintendo 1st party shooter. They are far more in touch than people realize. Look how quickly they put out a survey for game carts after the backlash. Just 2 months after launch.
They do keep their finger on the pulse of the community. Just because they don't always make the immediate decision you want doesnt mean they're out of touch. Lots of times its ignorant children on the internet that are out of touch far more.
Re: Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings Of Ruin Switch Online Game Trial Now Available (Europe)
@CobaltFan
You should go for it. Especially if you have Switch 2. It's a locked 60fps at 1080p docked (720p handheld) without any dynamic resolution drops.
And its so good. I always wondered why this series isn't selling 20 million like Pokémon. Its so much better and the monster designs are incredible.
Re: Video: We've Played Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade On Switch 2
I bought this at release but quickly decided Id hold off for Switch 2 and the inevitable port. People must've thought I was crazy but here we are. And now I can enjoy a hybrid version and get so much more enjoyment from it!
Re: Ys X: Proud Nordics Sails West On Switch 2 In Early 2026
Apparently this game has a 120fps mode on Switch 2. Thats impressive.
Re: PSA: Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Open Network Test For Switch Announced
Switch 2 is getting its own version a month or two after launch, fully on cart.
That's when I'll bite.
Re: Bandai Namco And Brownies Reveal Mystical New Roguelite-RPG For Switch
Demo is great. It looks surprisingly good for a Switch game on Switch 2.
Re: Kirby Air Riders Zooms Onto Switch 2 This November
I loved that water stage where walls of water were on both sides. Looks super fun.
Re: Hollow Knight: Silksong "Special Announcement" Is Coming This Thursday
@Ks123
I kickstarted Hollow Knight for Wii U about 10 years ago. The game shifted to Switch, and stretch goals reached meant getting an expansion.
But as they worked on the expansion it kept growing until they eventually decided to just make it a full sequel. Those who kickstarted Hollow Knight get the sequel for free still which is awesome. But ya, because Hollow Knight was so beloved the hype for its long awaited sequel is off the charts.
Re: Tales Of Xillia Remastered Coming This October, Confirmed 30fps For Switch
Switch 2 will ensure performance is smooth, and at 1080p/720p docked/handheld it should look good as well.
I'm in.
Re: Atari Announces Bubsy 4D From 'Demon Turf' Developer Fabraz
I like the humor. "Atari? I didnt know those guys were even still around" 😀
Mechanically it looks promising. Ill keep an eye on it.
Re: Indiana Jones And The Great Circle Will Launch On Switch 2 In 2026
My most wanted game on Switch 2... run that.
MachineGames is exceptional at optimization too. Having Indiana Jones hybrid handheld is fulfilling the dream of Switch 2. Don't feel a need to play games anywhere else when so many bangers are now getting hybrid handheld releases.
Re: He-Man Is The Next '80s Icon Getting His Own Stunning Arcade-Style Retro Revival
I wanna play as Skeletor
Re: UK Charts: Donkey Kong Bananza Is A Hit, But Sells Less Than Half Of Super Mario Odyssey
Mario Odyssey had an install base roughly 3x larger since the system released a few months earlier and the game didn't release until the end of the year.
I would be amazed if DK could match that with 33% user base.
Re: Best Virtual Boy Games
Played on 3DS using Red Viper emulator allows glasses free 3D and you kim change the color from red to any color on the spectrum.
I have every game released for the system and it's a true joy playing the 3DS
Re: Borderlands 4 Scores Nintendo Switch 2 Release Date
Only a few weeks later?.Should have delayed all versions to maintain day and date. We all know it won't be a perfect version but it will most likely be good enough. We've come a long ways from Borderlands 2 on Vita.
Re: Around 1 In 3 Switch 2 Owners Bought New Pro Controller Despite High Price Point (US)
I mean, 8 years ago people were paying $80 and there was no chat button, no audio jack, no rear grip buttons, the analogs were worse and the d-pad was worse.
People now pay $150-200 nowadays for a controller that's no better than this one, has way worse battery life and worse rear buttons.
Re: Review: Wild Hearts S (Switch 2) - Monster Hunting That's Satisfying, If Unspectacular
Best MH game ever made that's not monster hunter. And the fact, the performance is way better than it was on other platforms when it released is astounding
Re: Review: WWE 2K25 (Switch 2) - The Best Wrestling Game You'll Find On A Switch
I hear game share he's incredible in this game, when everyone has a switch 2.
Re: NIS America: Trails Beyond The Horizon Switch 2 Game-Key Card Release Is "Most Beneficial Option" For Fans
Eh...
So glad I let go physical and embraced digital. All these frustrations went away
Re: Nintendo Switch 2: Backwards Compatible Guide - What Switch Games Can't Be Played?
I'd like to point out Trials Rising is just fine on Switch 2. It occasionally hangs on the loading screen an extra 10-15 seconds, and I do mean occasionally, but it also does this on NSW1 too. It's crap that has to do with Ubisoft connecting to their servers- I always turn airplane mode on when launching otherwise the loading bar hangs at 100% far too long. With no connection it jumps right in.
So no- Trials Rising doesn't have problems on Switch 2. If anything it's superior across the board. Stable 720p without dynamic drops, stable 30fps (I'll remind you the game will not play on Steamdeck thanks to all of Ubisoft's online hogwash, anti cheat stuff and requirement to open through their launcher. So this really is THE only proper portable version. And with NSW2 keeping framerate stable and crisp 720p in handheld, it's a dang fine version to play.
And thanks to the devs allowing GameCube controllers with the USB connector on Switch so ppl had an option for analog triggers, the new wireless GC controller works for that. Since it's actually detected as a real GC controller and not a generic Pro Controller.
ABSOLUTE MUST BUY.
Re: Third-Party Launch Games On Switch 2 Reportedly Sold "Very Low Numbers"
This system had a lot more competition than the last time. And with a $500 bundle, there's only so many games people can buy.
Then messaging, like Harry Potter rep saying no upgrade, but as it turns out, not only was there a $10 upgrade. The original game was on sale for $17, meaning you could get the next-gen. version for $27. But it's much harder to correct misinformation once it's spread.
Note that Cyberpunk 2077 outsold Witcher 3 launch week sales despite Witcher 3 having a 50 million player base to sell to and Cyberpunk only having 3.5 million. Let's even call it 40m vs 4m. That's 10x less the install base yet still outperformed it.
That's positive 3rd party news. And only one company reported sales lower than their lowest expectations. Most others were "only slightly under", probably due to lost sales from key cards, less disposable income from a more expensive system, and at least a dozen high quality 3rd party titles all releasing the same day competing for whatever dollars remain after that $500 bundle. And, on the same day Nintendo's most popular game debuted.
So ya. Do the math. People buy a $500 bundle, $85 pro controller, $50-200 microSD express, that's $665-820 after tax... and now people start shopping 3rd party games.
There's some easy gimme's for upgrades- Fantasy Life i is just $2.50 to upgrade. Hogwarts Legacy is $10 to upgrade. Zelda BotW and TotK are each $10 to upgrade. Then you've got bangers like Cyberpunk 2077 and Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma which are excellent releases and come all on cart, and let's not forget Yakuza 0 and Street Fighter 6 and Split Fiction. Oh, and a new free version of Fortnite which I'm sure will be quite popular with a certain demographic.
So stuff like Hitman, with framerate issues and no gyro aiming and no mouse aiming... it's gonna be back of the pile. Stuff like Bravely Default, a good game but it's a 3DS remaster going up against some titans of the 8th and 9th gen. Puyo Puyo with no upgrade, Sonic Generations x Shadow with no upgrade (the Sonic fans likely carried Sega who was happy with their sales)...
But ya. The more games launch the same day the more competition there will be, which means limited dollars being spread across a larger pie. Probably why some companies brought games like Nobonuga's Ambition- wait for larger install base to port the big sellers, and despite all the competition it's the least the game will ever have, so...
Re: Opinion: Not Enough People Are Talking About This Early GOTY Contender
Ya I got it physically and digitally on Switch. Even my brother is playing it which surprised me.
BTW, Kodaka himself liked my tweet telling him it was the strategy gameplay that really pulled me into the game more than his past releases
Re: Fantasy Life i Is Proving So Popular That Level-5 Has Already Announced Free DLC
@IronMan30
Ya, as soon as I watched the switch up review I purchased the deluxe edition and plan to upgrade to the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition as soon as that releases.
For now I can output the docked mode on my OLED handheld screen and overclock.
Re: Round Up: The First Impressions Of Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time Are In
Pre-ordered deluxe edition on Switch, importing English Asian physical, and will absolutely upgrade to the NSW2 edition when it releases.
Re: Talking Point: Are You Ghosting Switch 1 To Save Yourself For Switch 2?
No. If anything I've been more into Switch than ever.
This is thanks to my Switch OLED being chipped so I can run the overclocking suite, as well as undervolting to extend battery life. It's really only worth doing if you've got a Mariko chip NSW (and preferably OLED because it gets the best battery life) since all that extra power that was designated to battery life by underclocking can be designated to power instead. So when I say overclocking it's technically true, but at the same time, it's really not because the system is drastically underclocked- we're just increasing performance back to the original clocks the chip was rated for in the first place.
And don't get me started on RAM. Handheld clock 1331 Mhz and Docked 1600 Mhz. Most RAM in NSW units are actually rated much higher (they vary from 2500 Mhz to 3100 Mhz). The additional power draw to increase RAM to JEDEC spec of 2133 Mhz is peanuts. And even increasing to 1800 Mhz sees 10-15% performance gains in games like Crash Bandicoot. Increasing to 2133 Mhz solves a TON of framerate issues in games, just from increasing the RAM. I was running at 2400 Mhz but the additional gains beyond 2133 MHz aren't very noticeable, so it's not worth the additional power draw imo.
Best feature though, which goes hand in hand with OC, is the ability to output the docked image while in handheld mode. Now think about that for a sec. Do you realize how many games there are on the system which run at 720p in docked mode? Games where the max handheld res is 540p? Overclocking is amazing- it can take that 540p image and ensure there are no dynamic resolution drops below that, while ensuring performance doesn't drop a single frame. And that's great, buuuut...
By outputting docked image in handheld mode, suddenly EVERY SINGLE SWITCH GAME now runs at 720p in handheld mode, PLUS the added graphical fidelity docked output often exhibits, like sharper shadows and longer draw distances, etc. And in many cases I can get a locked 60fps as well, EVEN WHEN THE GAME HAS SET A HARD FRAMERATE CAP AT 30fps, thanks to this nifty FPS override feature. Persona 5 Royal, for example. It's 540p handheld locked at 30fps. I play with 720p docked image and override the frame cap to hold a rock solid 60fps.
Or take Xenoblade Chronicles 2. I play in super crisp 720p and never see a single frame drop below 30. It suddenly transforms a game that's a drag to play portably on Switch, and makes it an absolute delight to experience.
NSW2 will offer the "overclocking" benefits, so all NSW1 games will at least hold their max dynamic resolution target and won't have any framerate issues. But it's a massive disappointment Nintendo decided against outputting the docked image regardless of whether the game is being played on the tv or in handheld mode. Not only would it make every NSW1 game suddenly look actually good in handheld mode, it would even reduce workload for Nintendo since they'd only need to test 1 mode of play for BC. I just don't understand why they wouldn't have chosen to do this. But, that's why I've got my chipped OLED. Best $100 I ever spent.
Re: Talking Point: Are You Excited At All For Switch 2 GameChat?
Of course. Why wouldn’t I be? Party chat is in essential feature makes playing video games with others so much more enjoyable because it removes the barrier of entry that prevents most people from communicating. for all the talk about Discord the fact is most people just don’t bother setting up an account and getting the friend they’re playing games with to do the same and then actually use it when they’re playing together or use it when they’re playing different games together but want to still talk.
Having a native, system level solution which allows friends to communicate, and not just when playing the same game, but even when playing different games, is absolutely huge.
And I know the names of every single person on this site who has complained about Nintendo consoles not having native voice chat, so if I see any of them now claiming they don’t care about it after they just spent the last 10 years whining it wasn’t a feature, I’m gonna be dropping names.
Re: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Developer Seems Open To A Switch 2 Port
This is why a platform being extremely successful is so important. Because developers simply cannot ignore the fact Switch has sold over 150 million units, and currently has 128 million active players. That means there are more currently active players on the Nintendo Switch platform then there are PS4 systems sold in totality.
The other factor that is extremely important is having hardware that’s actually capable enough for developers to port their games over in the first place, and without severely degrading their vision.
Switch 2 is going to be THE platform of the generation moving forward. Developers aren’t any different than we are as gamers. They have two eyes just like we do. They see how bad ass the system is. There’s a reason so many people are absolutely bonkers in love with the Switch 2 already. It’s the concept of the original Switch perfected. I would even dare say it’s the perfect video game console. If you asked me what my idea of a perfect video game console is, the Nintendo Switch 2 would be exactly that.
So ya. Of course Expedition 33 is going to get brought over. Grand Theft Auto VI will also get a Switch 2 port. I can’t say when- The absolute soonest would be alongside the PC release, but it may even be after that. But it’s definitely coming. Xbox’s floundering 30 million console sold and abysmal software sales for games released on the platform leaves Playstation to essentially do all the heavy lifting. And make no mistake. The PlayStation definitely holds it down and is a tremendous asset for the industry. But this is not the PS2 era anymore. There are only 75 million PS5’s in households around the world. That’s simply not enough to carry a game like GTAVI to the heights Rockstar will have their sights set on. PC release will be critical. But even then, that’s only really two viable platforms for the game to sell on. The reason the last entry sold so well is because it released across seven different platforms, spanning, three entire console generations going on 2 decades now.
If they want to sell more than 100 million units, They are absolutely going to need to leverage the Switch 2 consumer base, which should be pushing 40 million units by the time the game actually releases on the system. And of course it will only continue to sell as the years go on, as Switch 2 eventually smashes the 100 million unit barrier and beyond.
Re: Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time Has Been Confirmed For Switch 2
And there it is! The only version worth playing now.
@VoidofLight
The standard of being tethered to a tv. With Switch 2 you get a full current Gen quality console version, a full current Gen quality handheld version, multiple control options from standard pro controller with rear grip buttons to split joycon to potential mouse integration… And the ability to prop it on its kickstand, detach controllers and have a little mini home console experience anywhere.
I mean, if you’d rather keep the $2 (or $10) by all means enjoy. But personally, I find Switch 2 games could be priced double that of other versions and they’d still offer more entertainment value.
Re: Opinion: Nintendo's Forgotten The Game With The Most 'Switch 2 Edition' Potential
I agree.
My only concern is how to move (left analog), aim (mouse) and turn camera (???). Aha! Perhaps map the GL/GR to pan left and right. That's it! That's the solution!
Re: Former Rockstar Dev Throws Shade At Mario Kart World, Says New GTA Will Be Worth The Price
I find these kinds of comments extremely unprofessional and very distasteful