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Re: Review: Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker (Switch)

PanurgeJr

@777dan777 They don't expect people to pay full price twice. They expect people buying it for the first time to pay full price. Pricing it low enough so that they can make a second sale from people who bought it on Wii U is a losing strategy.

Re: Review: Limbo (Switch eShop)

PanurgeJr

I'd say a 9 is significant, but just today NL published an article about Mario Tennis which undermines their own review. One wonders how many other reviews are similarly unreliable.

One also wonders if the moderators are going to cowardly remove my observation again.

Re: Nintendo Wants To Release 20-30 Indie Games Every Week On Switch

PanurgeJr

@Cobalt Just yesterday there was news that one analyst is predicting the Switch will be the best selling console of 2018. While I am skeptical, it does suggest that the Switch isn't losing quite as much momentum as your narrative requires.

Also, Nintendo promoting indie games doesn't prohibit them from working with AAA publishers, nor those publishers from publishing.

Re: Panic Button Is Porting Online Co-Op Hit Warframe To Nintendo Switch

PanurgeJr

@Cobalt I took the time to read what you wrote (well, some of it; you've been commenting so much I don't see how you have time to play games), and I understand it. You don't like the Switch--which is a perfectly valid opinion. You don't think it offers enough new content to distinguish it from the Wii U--which I can see, even though I disagree. You think that means the Switch lacks identity--that's simply untrue, and not something that can be justified as mere opinion. The Switch's identity is what the Wii U's should have been, had Nintendo decided what they wanted it to be. But they never could, so the market couldn't respond to it, and the result was the spectacular rejection of the console.

You also contradict yourself. You gave a list of games which you say give the Wii U identity. But most of them are also on Switch, yet you say they don't give it identity. It can't be both. Either they add value to both consoles or neither. Either they're worth playing on both consoles or neither. A good game is a good game, regardless of platform.

Re: Panic Button Is Porting Online Co-Op Hit Warframe To Nintendo Switch

PanurgeJr

@Cobalt Dude, just stop. First of all, many of those games aren't exclusive, and not just because they've been ported to the Switch. ZombiU and Lego City are multiplat, and Pokken and Hyrule Warriors exist as Tekken and Musou elsewhere. And the Switch eShop blows the Wii U eShop out of the water. Even more than Nintendo's games, most of the indie games worth playing have been ported, whereas there are many games that never appeared on the Wii U worth downloading on your Switch.

If you don't like the Switch, fine. But the reasons you give aren't valid explanations, let alone reasons I should agree with you.

Re: Review: Miles & Kilo (Switch eShop)

PanurgeJr

@G-Boy If you haven't heard of mobile games going to PS4 or X1, you haven't been listening. Oceanhorn immediately comes to mind as a game that started on iOS and went multiplat. The first other mobile game that I could think of that came to Switch, Burly Men At Sea, is on PS4. I'm sure I didn't just come up with the two counterexamples, and that there are plenty of mobile games that all the consoles are getting.

Re: Review: Miles & Kilo (Switch eShop)

PanurgeJr

@Cobalt Of course it's the right thing to do. They're console games which first appeared on mobile because of the economic reality of development. Now they're getting their chance to appear on their rightful home.

Re: Guide: The Best Nintendo Switch Micro SD Cards

PanurgeJr

@rjejr @ThanosReXXX Carrying multiple SD cards is incredibly easy. I found a case that carries eight on eBay for five bucks that's the size of two credit cards. It fits easily into my Switch carrying case, something I assume everybody who uses the Switch portably has. It's literally the opposite of a problem.

Re: Video: Here's How Wolfenstein II On Switch Compares To Last Year's Home Console Version

PanurgeJr

@subpopz That irony always makes me laugh too, that the Switch is derided for not being as good as second-best by people who don't realize that buying a console belies any claim to demanding the best graphics, which have been on PC for decades. I also have to laugh because PS4 and the Bone hold back PC development, because studios target the weakest hardware first and then upscale for more powerful hardware. If they could afford to ignore the console market we'd see games X1X could only dream of running.

Re: Review: de Blob (Switch)

PanurgeJr

This is a spot-on review of a fantastic game, and I'd sooner double-dip on this than get Aces, despite what @gatorboi352 says about my motivations in saying so.

Re: Review: Lumines Remastered (Switch eShop)

PanurgeJr

Puzzle games aren't my thing, but I'm glad those who enjoy them will get to play this. I gotta be honest, I so associated this game with the PSP that I always assumed it was a Sony title, so the announcement surprised me on a number of fronts.

Re: Nintendo Download: 21st June (North America)

PanurgeJr

@gatorboi352 Me. Ys VIII. Pode if reviews say a single player can handle the co-op gameplay. de Blob if I get in the mood to play an amazing game in HD. I won't be getting Aces at all. I'm waiting for Camelot to announce Mario Golf.

I mean who honestly looks at a list of two dozen games and both dismisses all but one of them and assumes everyone will be equally dismissive?

Re: Unravel Two Switch Port Would Have Delayed Its Reveal By "Half A Year Or So"

PanurgeJr

@BigKing Can you please respond to what I actually said, not what you want me to have said?

Of course getting a new team up to speed takes time.

EA has time.

Of course money needs to be recouped.

Nintendo fans would buy the game, and it would be recouped.

Of course publishers shouldn't throw money at projects that wouldn't earn any money.

This isn't one of those projects.

This game is perfect for the Switch. Porting the original as well--which takes care of your concern that it wasn't on the Switch--is perfect for the Switch. The publisher is refusing to make money by making bad decisions. If you don't understand that, please stop telling me I don't understand development, and start believing that just maybe the ignorance is yours.

Re: Review: Mario Tennis Aces (Switch)

PanurgeJr

@gatorboi352 I love how you're doubling down on Sony's position on cross-play. Were Nintendo market leader there's not a chance in hell you'd give them a pass, let alone argue that their market position justifies their actions. Yet further proof you're naught but a troll.

Also, methinks thou dost protest too much about the "troll" label. Kinda like the people most likely to accuse others of theft are thieves themselves.

Also also, thanks for the "grown-up" insult. My purpose has never been to change your mind; as with any fanboy you're just going to be further entrenched in your fanboyism when presented with actual arguments. My purpose has been to reach people you might persuade, and prevent that from happening. When you showed your true colors you helped my cause greatly.

Re: Review: Mario Tennis Aces (Switch)

PanurgeJr

@gatorboi352 No, your point wasn't proven. Your point remains as incorrect as ever. Let's take your Runner3 example. There were 55 other games released for the Switch within one week of Runner3's release. That means "They're excited because there are no other games" is false, because "There are no other games" is false. The excitement comes from somewhere else, and you remain a troll and a zealot, not a clear-eyed person speaking truth.

Let me ask you: if Sony and Microsoft had cross-play for Fortnite with Nintendo being a holdout, would you have called it a nothingburger, or would you have taken the opportunity to yet again criticize Nintendo? We all know the answer; please don't insult us by pretending it's anything else.