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Re: Nintendo's Switch 2 'Game-Key Cards' Somehow Manage To Make Codes-In-A-Box Worse

KoopaTheGamer

It does have the benefit that you can resell the game or lend it to your friends. Besides, if you have to install Switch 2 games anyway, then it won't make a huge difference whether you install it from cart or through internet (as long as you have decent internet, and as long as Nintendo's servers are up and running).

So no, it's not perfect, but I think it's an improvement over codes in box.

Re: Game Informer Revived By Blockchain Firm Gunzilla Games

KoopaTheGamer

I think they lost a big chunk of their journalistic integrity with this. Being owned by a game studio, they can't possibly be completely impartial. They may say that they aren't influenced by Gunzilla at all, but do you think they can openly critizice Gunzilla's games or be super harsh about NFT/blockchain technology? I kind of doubt it.

Re: Talking Point: Will Metroid Prime 4 Get A Switch 2 Release?

KoopaTheGamer

@rjejr Breath of the Wild did look better on Switch though, although just barely because the hardware wasn't that much more powerful (I think Wii U version ran at 720p while Switch ran 900p docked). Since the jump from Switch to Switch 2 should be quite a bit bigger, I'm expecting Metroid Prime 4 to run/look noticeably better on Switch 2. It would be strange for them to release such a big (and expensive due to long development cycle) game without at least patching it for Switch 2.

Re: AI Upscaling On Nintendo Switch 2 Is Basically Real Thanks To Updated Patent

KoopaTheGamer

@Tetsuro There is no need for it in terms of RAM, but it could be useful to keep the filesize small, especially if it could be used on video as well. I don't think they would upscale textures in real time though, most likely they would pre-upscale them during loading screens. I don't think that would be super useful, but it's one more possible tool for developers to use.

Re: Tetris Forever Is Getting Its Own Collectable Handheld Console

KoopaTheGamer

I'm a huge fan of Tetris and enjoyed Tetris Forever as an interactive documentary, but even I wouldn't get that. 140€ is a lot for something that seems to be a novelty item. At the bare minimum, it should play all the games in Tetris Forever.

Also important to note for those unaware that this version of Tetris is not the one Nintendo developed. In my opinion this version (the Famicom Tetris by BPS) is not nearly as good. The control scheme takes some getting used to for sure.