Comments 730

Re: Hitman: World Of Assassination Has A Hidden 'Performance Mode' On Switch 2

Misima

I will never understand people. The frame rate does not matter in a single player game, only the stability. If your brain notices the slow down you are unhappy. But your brain is going to definitely notice 720 v 4k. As long as the frame rate is about 24 fps and stable you're going to enjoy the game ... So why obsess over these numbers?!?

If you're playing completive gaming it's different but only a few hundred people on the planet truly need that.

Re: Poll: What Review Score Would You Give Donkey Kong Bananza?

Misima

I don't do anything less than a full 100 point scale using the whole 100 points, with 50 being average and that way 90s are for the very elite few. Like only a couple of games above 95. Bananza would be like a high 60 which translated to the lame scale everyone uses I'd say that's like an 80-94. Depends on how it plays out. But seriously much better than I was expecting.

If you're interested, games like RE4, RDR2, BoTW, FTL, SMW are in the 90s. What's the point of a 10 point scale if you're only going to use 6-10?!?

Re: Donkey Kong Bananza: Walkthrough

Misima

I have to say, DKB is much more entertaining as a game than Odyssey because the game loop is more addictive and satisfying. Mario required more skill which would make it a better game for those who like a challenge. I don't find the game easy or hard but more of a scavenger hunt. I thought I was going to hate this game but I just played for like 16 hours straight and really am enjoying it. It's also nice to not need any sort of walkthrough to play.

Re: Nintendo Is Seeking Player Feedback On Game-Key Cards In Japan

Misima

@Metazoxan It's completely rigged.

If you want to know how to improve the customer experience you need the information. They are pushing everyone who doesn't like keys into the I like digital games pile without an option. That's disingenuous.

Even if it's only 5% of people who refuse to buy unless it's physical, ignoring them is flushing away 5% of your customers. And companies need to know that information. This is a bad survey and a bad data set and I believe it's that way on purpose.

Re: Talking Point: One Month On, How Did Nintendo's Switch 2 Launch Go?

Misima

I have had more problems with this console than any I have ever had and while they aren't all Nintendo's fault, this is their product. That being said, hopefully they fix these issues, but I doubt it.

We live in stupid times and they are trying to deal in stupidity without making the product dumb. But I am starting to see the inevitable in Nintendo now. They are becoming a normal corporate hell hole that is begining to make products that are not going to be as good. They are just making "new product consume now."

That's very sad when time makes the gold fade.