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Re: Star Wars Actor Daisy Ridley Presents An Overview Of 'Monster Hunter'

MasterGraveheart

@Olliemar28 And there's nothing wrong with that. Heck, I've got a lot of port hopes! Point was, considering Capcom didn't port World to Switch and instead gave them their own similar title to work with instead, I'm kind of hesitant to be ready to pencil it in. Heck, a lot of slam dunk ports didn't make it over to Switch from Capcom's side specifically.

If it does, though? I'll certainly have a spot in my folio for it. Or, whatever I'll need to store my Switch successor games.

Apologies if it came across as hostile or anything like that.

Re: Star Wars Actor Daisy Ridley Presents An Overview Of 'Monster Hunter'

MasterGraveheart

I'm going to avoid commenting on the unhinged hate Daisy gets for no justified reason and say that it's really bold of Nintendo Life to presume Capcom'll /bother/ porting Wilds to the Switch Successor (I can't call it Switch 2 until I know for sure, sorry). Honestly, there's been a lot of slam dunk ports for Switch that never happened, so, I'm very... hesitant to get excited over speculation, know what I mean?

...Seriously, the actors paying for J.J. Abrams' sins... >.>'

Re: Talking Point: Is It Time For HD-2D To Take A Break?

MasterGraveheart

Respectfully, Alana? My answer is no.

Chrono Trigger, the Mana games, the Final Fantasy Tactics games, all would be ripe for 2D-HD remakes. They're gorgeous, and frankly? I don't care how many there've been. I want more because I wanna keep polishing greats like Chrono Trigger (can you tell I want an HD-2D remake of Chrono Trigger?).

Even better? NEW games that come from those franchises that use the HD-2D style! Octopath Traveler is great and deserves its notoriety. But that doesn't mean other franchises can't have fun with it. Can you imagine a true sequel to Chrono Trigger (there it is again) in the 2D-HD style? So we can get the awful taste of Chrono Cross out of our mouths?

Re: Reaction: The Game Awards Left Us With One Big Question: Will Any Of This Run On Switch 2?

MasterGraveheart

Honestly, as long as it can play the current-gen stuff without major compromise (i.e. Final Fantasy VII R-Trilogy, Elden Ring, etc.), I'm good. It doesn't need to be ready for PS6 or Xbox-Whatever stuff. We're Nintendo fans. We know it ain't gonna be cream of the crop graphics (though I maintain GameCube games looked WAY better than OG Xbox or PS2 games by and large). We just need it to run well and be fun.

Re: Poll: After Three Quiet Months, Will We Finally Get A Nintendo Direct In December?

MasterGraveheart

File me under "doubtful." January, after the holiday rush, is more likely, especially leading up to Donkey Kong Country Returns HD and a rundown of what's coming out for Switch leading up to the Switch Successor, which I'm trying to avoid calling Switch 2, just in case they wanna avoid the PlayStation thing of just going 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc., and seem like they're imitating. I've been calling it the Switch Neo, personally!

Re: Sony May Be Plotting A New PSP To Compete With Nintendo's 'Switch 2'

MasterGraveheart

I honestly wouldn't be surprised. Between Switch and Steam Deck, console power in a portable form is probably more of the long-term future and, as a Nintendo die-hard, I'm kinda proud that Nintendo really started that trend. I know, I see you PSP/PS Vita. You were great... but you were handhelds first and foremost. Switch, Steam Deck, that's console power and it's equivalent to consoles at the time. There's no question about that. I think Sony getting back into the portable game, and Microsoft doing something similar (Xbox Go, anyone?) is kinda inevitable at this point. Especially if the Switch successor does even half as good as the Switch classic.

Re: Dragon Quest's Creator Criticises 'Mistranslation' Of DQ3 Remake Costume Comments

MasterGraveheart

I’m bummed out about the alterations, but I freely admit that a part of it is due to wanting something more akin to the more revealing original. Sure, I do also believe in staying true to the original intended designs, and that the west, the US especially, is very prudish when it comes to sexuality, but I’m also not going to downplay that I do like the scantly-clad original. It doesn’t help that the shirt and pants they added are basically flesh-toned. If they needed to add, maybe they shoulda used chainmail and not just pretend with the flesh-colored shirt?

It would be nice if things in games like this changed depending on the player’s age, but that might be more trouble than it’s worth for a bit of pixel titillation.

Re: Nintendo Expands Switch Online's SNES Library With Four More Titles

MasterGraveheart

Battletoads & Double Dragon is a good one, though I ACTUALLY prefer the NES version, just because it's what I grew up with. Hopefully that one'll come soon.

Kunio-Kun games are usually good adds, but the other two feel very random.

I still remain in the camp that Nintendo just needs to dump their available catalogue (meaning the games with the licensing rights and the like) on NSO, and maybe work with third party partners of yore to get their games on there. God knows I'm STILL waiting to see the return of the Road Rash trilogy from Sega Genesis. Especially Road Rash II!

Also Mischief Makers for N64.

And Banjo-Tooie. It was announced with N64 NSO up front! It's LONG overdue!

Re: Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection For Switch Confirmed As "Code In Box" Release (Europe)

MasterGraveheart

I genuinely wanna know what the point of a "code in a box" is. If you wanna sell to people who want something for their shelves, let them order it separate and not charge full price. If they're buying for the game, they might as well just buy off the eShop itself.

Or are publishers afraid people won't be able to FIND their games because Nintendo has done such a poor job of maintaining their storefront with all the AI art-flip games or the thousand versions of AAA Clock they've allowed on there?

Re: The Legend Of Zelda '80s Cartoon Series Gets DVD Re-Release

MasterGraveheart

This was good just for a pro-active, action-oriented Princess Zelda who wasn't afraid to get involved and jump into the action. Actually my favorite Zelda until the Tears of the Kingdom incarnation. Sure, she still got captured on occasion, as was the plight of boy-focused 80s cartoon shows, but this was still way better than a lot of what we'd gotten at the time.

Re: Talking Point: Would $499 Be Too Much For 'Switch 2'?

MasterGraveheart

$400 is the price I'm thinking it'll be, $350 would be ideal, $300 would be a pie in the sky for me. $500... let's face it, I'll buy it, but I'll be actually unhappy with that price point. Unless it's a huge, PS5-surpassing, power upgrade or something, WITH the portability AND backwards compatibility out of the box. THEN the $500 price point would sting less.

Also, bundle it with a Super Metroid Armorless Samus Statuette.

Just because.