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Re: Switch Online Members Can Save 30% On Wireless NES Controllers (North America)

JuiceMan_V

@Mr-Fuggles777

There's a key distinction. Those RETRO games stay on the service and doesn't disappear at any moment like all third party games eventually do on GamePass.

So in a sense, you're paying for a service that isn't really all that consistent outside of MS titles while NSO offerings are completely supplementary (and consistent) to someone who's not really a collector of old school games on a particular Nintendo platform.

Re: Switch Online Members Can Save 30% On Wireless NES Controllers (North America)

JuiceMan_V

@Mr-Fuggles777

You're paying £80 a year to rent games on GamePass (When you be owning them) while I'm dropping money for NSO, not having to worry about anything else until the following year, whatever retro games Nintendo wants to put on the thing, and special games like Tetris 99 or Pac Man 99 all for a measley $20 (or lunch and dinner for a day).

Now you see why I'm not complaining.

Re: Switch Online Members Can Save 30% On Wireless NES Controllers (North America)

JuiceMan_V

@SeantheDon29

That was a wall of text, bro. I guess I gotta respond with a wall too.

Anyway, for $20 you get online service that does what you're paying for, by getting to play games online. As I said, you want what MS and Sony is offering currently, but at $20....okay, keep on complaining.

How do I know NSO will get better? They changed the NSO UI a few months ago to facilitate a timeline of classic games meaning all that old stuff like GameCube and N64 will eventually make it's way into the platform. Furthermore, my point is bolstered by the emulators used in Mario 3D All-Stars points to Nintendo having something in place to run those games when the time comes. BTW, y'all was whining about getting SNES games on NSO, now it's here, it's "no one cares about it" lol!

Street Fighter, Tekken, name any fighter you can think of all have issues online with lag, input delay, ect and some worse than others. It's not just relegated to Smash Ultimate, but y'all sure like to be dramatic and act like it does.

Re: Switch Online Members Can Save 30% On Wireless NES Controllers (North America)

JuiceMan_V

@SeantheDon29

The value is proportionate to the price IMO.

You're paying $20 a year, but you want a PSN or XBL type experience lol!

Don't get it twisted, when NSO gets better (and it will) the price will jump and you'll be complaining about that too.

As for Smash Ultimate, the online play is serviceable and works most of the time.

Playing fighting games online competitively (for money) sucks in general no matter what game it is.

Re: Soapbox: 'I'll Play It On Game Pass' Is Becoming Common, But Does That Affect Switch eShop?

JuiceMan_V

"I'll play it on GamePass" only works for AAA titles IMO.

The general XBOX community has no interest in something like Octopath Traveller or the attention span for indies regardless of what the internet says and the form factor for the Switch facilitates both better than people think.

And here's the kicker, most non Microsoft games have a shelf life on GamePass ensuring that you're never going to have the luxury to play everything you want to for the price of a GamePass subscription.

Re: Dev Explains Why Nintendo Made Mario's Anniversary Games Limited-Time

JuiceMan_V

Some dude, not a Nintendo employee, is telling everyone what Nintendo is supposedly thinking?

Lol Sureeee..

Or is it just that Nintendo compiled 3D All-Stars for Mario's 35th (and also as a way to test out their emulation tools) and plans to release the games separately at a later date?

Honesty, my opinion sounds more reasonable and most likely.

Also, let's make it be clear, Super Mario 3D All-Stars being delisted isn't "delisting popular Mario games".

3D All-Stars is a totally different SKU than say, a standalone version of Mario 64 or Sunshine for the Switch.

Re: Feature: Zelda: The Wind Waker Proved We Don't Always Know What We Want

JuiceMan_V

I wanted Wind Waker from the very first time Nintendo debut it.

However, it was hilarious witnessing the meltdown of people who thought were were gonna get that CGI version of Zelda that was shown at Space World 2000 at the time.

In a way, Nintendo set the bar really high only for it to come crashing down AT FIRST, but the test of time did Wind Waker really well and now it's beloved like it should have been at the start.

Re: Xbox's Phil Spencer: 'I Could Have Never Designed The Wii... It Was Just Amazing To See'

JuiceMan_V

@Anti-Matter

I was a PS fanboy back then too.

All I'm saying is that you're probably robbing yourself now by having that Anti-N64 stance considering you've never played it.

All the 3D platformers you played on Playstation after 1996 was influenced by Mario 64.

A bunch of action games used Z Targeting after it was introduced in Ocarina of Time.

Goldeneye made multiplayer shooting games viable on a console.

You're missing out on some key pieces of gaming history, my boi.