KoopaTheGamer

@Bydlak You need to update the firmware for it to work on Switch 2.

Roadwarden is a pretty good game, but other than that, not many interesting titles. As usual, for every decent game, there's 10 asset flips, AI storybooks or games that aren't even games (there have been some random drone video compilations recently).

@EriXz The original was dirt cheap, as it was only 15€ for such a massive and polished game. I will feel guilty if I don't get to pay at least 20€ for Silksong.

That is one tall D-pad.

@Friendly Don't be silly. People will still keep talking about it at every show, hoping for DLC or something. 😉

@Friendly I've played a ton of indies and agree that there are a lot of amazing games. But that doesn't change the fact that Hollow Knight is one of my favourite games ever. I'd suggest you just let people be excited about a game.

@AndreyBoarao What? The art style is amazing. Gameplay looks pretty good too. The only potential pitfall is Bubsy himself with the voice acting/humour that is traditional for the series.

It looks amazing. Never played the original, but will definitely be getting this.

That looks shockingly similar to Xbox pad.

It's a pretty fun game, so I'll check it out if they offer an upgrade path.

I find it bizarre how the credit for so many games are going to the publisher first and foremost (they're the ones who are mentioned in the title). Why isn't the developer, Furcula, mentioned in the title? I notice the same phenomenon often with games published by Devolver Digital as well.

Inspired by cartoons, not Cuphead. Cartoons from different time period as well, judging by the grayscale look.

I gotta say, I'm kind of glad this never happened since otherwise Penny's Big Breakaway may not have been a thing at all.

@Vyacheslav333 They released Emio not that long ago, so it's not like they haven't done that recently. And of course they've published plenty of mature third party games like Bayonetta 3 as well. Even the less succesful Wii U got some, like Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water.

Nah, I'm not interested, even with the reasonable price.

@Xansies Yeah, playing Mario Kart looks fine, but the ghosting is quite obvious in 2D games. Mina the Hollower, while smooth in 120fps mode, doesn't look as good as it should because of that. The improved motion clarity is one of the main reasons I enjoy 120fps games a lot.

But, again, it really does look great on a decent TV. And the game itself seems awesome in general.

@Vyacheslav333 It makes a lot of sense since the backgrounds are scrolling smoothly when moving. You won't see a difference in character animations etc, but the higher framerate really makes those backgrounds sharper in motion (except on Switch 2's own screen).

The difference is barely noticeable when playing in handheld mode, but quite obvious on my TV. The motion clarity is much improved.

What a bizarre title, as they're completely different type of games.

UFO50 is excellent, highly recommend it!

Great news, I'm very happy for them!

Most likely, but not necessarily this month. Never played Forgotten Land so I'm excited to play it though.

@martynstuff Yeah, well... Even though I don't care what influencers think, they were 100% correct in this case. GameFreak deserved all the criticism they got for rushing the game out before it was ready. Yes, the Switch 2 version "fixed" it, but it was long time coming, and the fact that it still doesn't run well at all on Switch 1 is kind of embarrassing.

I never liked the design of these two Pokémon from Scarlet/Violet. One of the many reasons I didn't even get the game.

It's a fantastic game... except on Switch. Not even hitting 30fps on a title like this is not acceptable.

@SpaceboyScreams I'd rather get a new Smash with smaller roster than a new version of Ultimate. If I want to play Ultimate, I'll just play Ultimate.

I really do like the design. Very reasonable price too.

It looks very good, but that name is absolutely awful. What were they thinking?

@Xansies I think the fur itself looks excellent, very stylish. But it definitely goes for a cartoony look instead of realistic.

Yes, it's very obvious and I kind of hate it.

Not the first time that developers have accidentally used fan art thinking it was official. And it will not be the last either.

@boxyguy They used the same wording (VS Race) with the last update that some people claim ruined the online. So either they now fixed that, or never changed anything to begin with regarding online.

Seems like a simple yet fun game.

It looks great, but it should definitely run 60fps even on the first Switch. Kind of worrying that they didn't make it a priority.

I'd rather just wait for the upcoming Professor Layton game.

Understandable, it's most likely much more difficult to get the game running on Switch 1 than the rest of the machines, and they probably don't have Switch 2 dev kits either. Hopefully they'll port it to Switch 2 at some point.

Really wish they would tell what they fixed.

If a current gen game targets 60fps on PS5 and Xbox Series X, then it's not exactly surprising to see Switch 2 version running 30fps considering how much weaker the system is. Get used to it, this will be happening a lot in the future.

10€ is fair enough I suppose, but the pricing of those DLC packs is insane. The game looks fine, but nothing particularly exciting.

This is only about UK sales though. I wonder how it sold in the rest of the world.

I think the new jump mechanic in N-Sane Trilogy is fine, but the collision/hitboxes are kind of off. Crash just slides off certain platforms that he shouldn't slide off if he's just a tiny bit too close to the edge.

Worried that they're also going to delay the new Professor Layton game...

@Baker1000 It feels very different from Mario Kart 8. The vehicles don't feel as rigid and you can really feel the weight of the cars in World. Additionally, they have completely new mechanics like grinding on rails and wall riding. I'm not saying World feels better (or worse) than MK8, but it certainly feels different.

@The21zonz If you watch the video, they do talk a fair bit about the gameplay. Seems like John enjoyed it quite a bit.

It's a very fair tech review from DF. Overall I was left with positive feelings, although that one boss fight that they showed... yikes, that's pretty rough.

@VoidofLight Pretty sure those images aren't supposed to represent their look in the film. I would be surprised if Link isn't blonde in the film.

@Debo626 Fair enough. My point is, parental controls exist on Switch, so it makes sense to use them. There are also some very violent games on eShop that are not suitable for young people. But, as I said, I agree that the games with sexual content should be filtered out by default.

@Debo626 While I agree that those should be filtered out by default, you probably shouldn't allow them to browse eShop to begin with.

@HingryHuppo To be fair, EULAs apply to physical purchases as well. They're not going to take your physical game away, but a physical game is licensed to you in the same manner as digital games.

@HingryHuppo Obviously nothing lasts forever (not even physical games), but you can still download the game far into the future. As long as Switch (2) eshop is up and running (which I imagine it will be even after Switch 2 is old news), there's no reason to panic.