N1ntendodo

This feels like another mini series. I dont mind it, but everybody gonna wanna know how the gym leaders’ personalities are like and how they sound, how the anime does UK proud as Galar in the anime, and lets not forget about the Scottish girl protagonist... She better be Scottish.

I guess we had to wait til midnight. Everything is working now

Like I got my avatar and stuff set up, but before I could go further, error.

Connection errors for me too. Im on IOS

10 hours worth of content, eh? Gonna be helpful for an upcoming trip. I think I’ll get it physical after all is said and done.

The statement apparently doesnt match the headline and this site is the next on the list to get it wrong. “These studios” they mentioned are moving on to their own exclusives, but NOWHERE did it say that other studios cannot try to bring their stuff to Switch.

A bit recently, I went ahead for the Game Pass Ultimate deal after getting an XB1. I did all of that because I wanted to thank MS for all that they are doing with Ninty. For what MS folk are planning to do, Im happy to help them out and make this Ninty/MS partnership blossom. I have no problems with MS trying to extend their services as a brand to Nintendo than a competitor, especially if it helps make a good impression over at Japan, which sales in the past there are problematic.

Bring on Sea of Thieves and the upcoming Battletoads while they at it.

@BMOC limited time discount, i think.

@StevenG Step up your words. And reported

Let me put this as clear yet concerning as possible.

Pay to win players have the money to pay for microtransactions for whatever they want and all they have to do is sit down and watch. A lot of money. Easy to win. Easy to do. So easy to get what you want. REAL easy. Avoids the time and challenge.

Now, zealous complainers of microtransactions have plenty of words in their mouths to say like the wallets of pay to win players and all they have to do is sit and watch. Easy to win. Easy to do. So easy to get what you want. REAL easy. Avoids the time and challenge.

It has become apparent to me recently that you folks are IRONICALLY becoming the very thing you dislike. You may think you got a good grip against microtransactions, but no, microtransactions got YOU. Ethics talks and stuff like that are only effective if they are tried and tested THOROUGHLY, not through something that are practically common resources. The world of video games and its glory are not built on common resources through money and affordably cheap words in quality and quantity, but rather through the wonders, innovations, and accomplishments of challenges. That is the gaming world I enjoy and I really hate to see players in this state who are slowly becoming entangled in an ever losing battle, when both sides now see there’s a bump in the road, like a speed bump at a parking lot, and they just stop and not go over it, because they want the experience to be easier and faster like the vehicles they drive on to get to their destination. Nobody wins in this, I realize.

Now, Activision, when compared to Fortnite Battle Pass, are clearly not doing enough if getting money is their supposed purpose. This is easily avoidable if you do not want to pay, especially if they serve no competitive value or can be easily obtained through reasonable grinding, which I can see from my experience in comparison to Fortnite, it is reasonable.

Very recently, there was a Fortnite article, even shown here in NL, about the $3 million winning 16 year old World Cup Champion. People came over to say good things about it, despite their dislikes about Fortnite. How amazing Fortnite has gone far. Despite the barrage of discontent and despising, it has grown to a respectable force in the gaming world. Everyone involved rose to the challenge and out came winners, from the developers to the winning high school students in the World Cup. They put their noses to the grindstone and saw the world fleshed out before their eyes. It is those kind of people we respect.

The world is ever changing and its those who take the challenges who then become winners. A world without microtransactions? I don’t mind. But these days, maybe complainers ought be transported to the 80s and 90s where difficult challenges in small packages are in place of microtransactions and lets see if they can afford by their words from their wallets.

I will take the challenge.

And I won’t stop doing that.

@ATaco Over what was the real value of the items in question? Yeah, he is defending over competitively useless skins which, as a Fortnite player myself,, are still way faster to obtain the currency over a casual run of their Battle Pass from beginning to end of the season to get similar skins.

@ATaco what? Microtransactions over content that offers no real competitive value, no serious difference? Cant wait to see Jim Sterling practically defend essentially Fortnite skins here.

@Tsusasi I can tell this attempt of microtransactions this time around is a poor attempt even for Activision’s efforts and goals, because the actual value of the characters and kart parts are just the same as Fortnite skins. Nothing of competitive value. Not even worth the hate against microtransactions for.

Usually, microtransactions are a hot topic issue, but I noticed something peculiar about this whole thing that takes the wind from your breaths and make you back off on your argument of this for your sakes. Hear me out.

If I’m to summarize this in one sentence... You just crossed into Fortnite territory without even realizing.

Characters are nice and are the thing to go for, usually and even for me. But performance wise, WHAT do they even bring to the table? Look at the stats shown of each character according to their class in the character selection menu, any difference much? Very VERY little, if any, and none of them are game breaking if they do differ in the slightest. And a good chunk of us are still learning the karting mechanics here. Its a different beast to MK8. Karts are found to be the same as characters, but with no stats. So, all in all, you are arguing over SKINS which add NOTHING competitive to the game. Do you have any idea how much of this zealous stance is driving you into in this case at your own expense? There are similar things here that are said about kids in Fortnite and parent gamers have to step in and say no to the things that dont really add to the game. If the actual value of the things we want is arguably less than the evil of microtransactions, let them go. In this particular case, just grind for the characters like we usually do.

All things considered, I am very surprised to see the complainers practically in league with Fortnite players fighting for the things they want, even if the items they want are valued dirt cheap. The price for them? The time you put your nose to the grindstone.

Dont forget the patch notes too folks. They are on the website.

So Tien got in too, huh? (Brawler)

@YoshiAngemon No, no the Hero is Goku. He is trying to disguise himself into Smash, but his power stands out easily. Also, his face is pretty similar. Theres no use hiding it. Goku is in Smash, but he gonna get in trouble real quick.

Goku is gonna be OP in Smash, just like he always was. Watch how quickly he gonna get banned from competitive tourneys because he is an anime character. Goku lovers are so gonna be let down that this will be the last time we let anime in Smash.

With EVO drawing near, I don’t doubt about the Hero coming around EVO time. Mind you, Smash Ult is the final game on schedule.

@New_Guest @commentlife And with all the Splatfest stages and colors coming to be at your disposal along with Salmon Run, there is still life to enjoy.

I was expecting the predictable Marina camp to win and, like I said before, the devs were watching even before the final Splatfest. I was with Chaos. Now I’m just happy to see the predictability factor just broken in the end. I dont care what the future holds or what we all might end up doing in 3. This Splatfest was the place where its nothing held back. Excellent work, Chaos, and Order, you’re a good competitive bunch too.

Also, since the Squid Sisters made up with a fresh start in the story, glad I can get Callie a win as a Team Marie supporter in 1. Everybody wins! Squid Sisters rules!

Dr Mario World is a good brain teaser on single player with some tough puzzles here and there if youre not careful and versus mode is good and competitive. One slip up on your technique there can be costly. Enjoying it.

Well, at least continue the story based off the final FINAL Splatfest results like in the first Splatoon... And this Splatfest’s outcome has room for trickery in storytelling, and Im anticipating it.

Pikachu is gonna be king of the Pokemon. Mark my words.

Was impressed with the info they showed here. Version exclusive gyms, Mega evo-like form changes so its really like kaiju battles, the new Pokemon... Not bad

Sheesh, this is a dark day in gaming and beyond, especially with how events led up to his death. I hope we all learn something from this, to do better on the internet, streamer and viewer alike. To really help one another.

@N1ntendodo I mean, in having more Pokemon ingame?

Life for some of us can be rough. Did anybody expect it would be served for you on a silver platter so easily? It may be an imperfect product, but Ill still buy it for the experience and to fill the void in time. Also, a lot of people seem to overlook one thing... If SwSh don’t satisfy in the end, then have you really forgotten about the one thing people been hyping for that could satisfy better... the Sinnoh remake?

And now he is immortalized in the halls of historical gaming that is Smash Bros, along with Rare.

Its amazing that its an old thing we treasure and embrace, yet it wouldnt fail to refresh somebody in the world. Solid craftsmanship here.

Now the 3DS is universally dead.

Yoshi is a doctor now! He’s getting paid! His tax fraud days are over!!!

@Lordd_G As a 28 year old gamer who majored in accounting in college, I picked up some sense of skill and insight to what’s going on. It just feels good to me to listen and pay attention to certain things. After all this time, I do feel like a professional in reading gaming news and seeing considerable possibilities instead of being a near sighted uncultured junkie who looks only after himself.

@rdrunner1178 and why wouldnt Cuphead come to Switch? MDHR Studios is that one studio besides Rare that deserves more money than just on XBox or PC for all their dedicated work in just one game when given the chance. They earned the right to be on Switch.

@Shunk1 Battletoads does make a nice choice for a next Rare rep for Smash.

For a long time, us Nintendo fans had been looking and asking MS to return the Banjo franchise to us for just not using them right... But we would never have expected back then that MS would approach us with Minecraft at first and then slowly build up a relationship with us like this. Not only we got Banjo back in the deal, but, basically speaking, MS is offering themselves along with Banjo and Rare. Also, with MS wanting to become a brand than a serious console competitor, we are in a prime position. With an opportunity like this, I am very happy that we can welcome MS in bringing in their games to us and we can help them establish a good presence in Nintendo and Japan down the road. It would be wise to ask for their input and assistance in online infrastructure and in making our next gen system so we can make sure everything works for all of us involved.

So it wouldnt come to Switch in the near term, and thats ok. Id rather let them take their time to fully implement their stuff on to Nintendo. Id rather let MS have their input and assistance into making the online infrastructure and even Nintendo’s next generation system. One step at a time, folks, one step at a time.

With the game releasing close to the end of the fiscal year, it would be a considerable factor in sales before financial results. It’ll be interesting to see how the holidays will fare before that tho.

@Firelork Idk... They just did revisit the past by allowing Banjo in Smash. It could mark a change in their moves, so at least a port of the previous titles.

I am SO HAPPY RN! No way we would ignore Rare’s contributions in the NES-N64 days. I was hyped on sight! Glorious comeback! WELCOME BACK HOME, BANJO AND KAZOOIE! WE MISSED YOU!

@Henmii Bringing the previous BK titles or Rare Replay to Switch would suffice if not now for a new title.

Im excited for this game. I was rocking out with the beat there. So infectious!

Seeing a DQ rep like that is a good pick and good representation for the series born since the Famicom days. I approve of the presentation.

Now every competent mainline FF comes to Nintendo, ever since 7 was transferred to PS1. This is great news. SE is on top so far in E3.

@Woomy_NNYes Splatoon news feeds give away free Ability chunks.

Another Nintendo collab with Ubisoft is possible... We will wait and see.

A DQ rep in Smash is not a stretch at all tbf, as the series did first start in the Famicom days with Nintendo. Im glad I did a background check back then, as Im not a DQ player.

@Woomy_NNYes thats what they did with the first Splatoon

With the MS collab and E3 being a high profile gaming event and Banjo been talked about beforehand, even by Phil Spencer, I would expect 2 fighters. One for now/soon, the other given a cutscene for later... Banjo is the soul of the hype over us being with MS heading into E3. No other prime opportunity can be found for the bear and bird with all that’s happened.