@Joker13z which is exactly why calling it "painfully incomplete" is ridiculous. Multiplayer was only a small part of this game yet people are acting crazy over its omission lol
A much bigger problem is the price. $20 for this and Turok 1 is ridiculous. It missing multiplayer is not a surprise at all considering the platform it's on. Nintendo blocks multiplayer for games all the time, and doesn't include it on their own games even when it makes perfect sense.
Nintendo is stuck in 2005 when it comes to online gaming and I'm not even kidding. The last console that was comparable to the Switch as far as online gaming goes is the PSP. No party matchmaking, no messaging, no in game chat (actually, more PSP games had this LOL), no gamertags, and a ton of games that have multiplayer on other consoles but not on Switch. Honestly the switch is a joke when it comes to online gaming yet they charge us $20 a year. Which is nothing, but it's the principle of it that if they're gonna charge us, they should put more effort in
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Re: Review: Turok 2: Seeds of Evil - A Painfully Incomplete Version Of An N64 Classic
@Joker13z which is exactly why calling it "painfully incomplete" is ridiculous. Multiplayer was only a small part of this game yet people are acting crazy over its omission lol
A much bigger problem is the price. $20 for this and Turok 1 is ridiculous. It missing multiplayer is not a surprise at all considering the platform it's on. Nintendo blocks multiplayer for games all the time, and doesn't include it on their own games even when it makes perfect sense.
Nintendo is stuck in 2005 when it comes to online gaming and I'm not even kidding. The last console that was comparable to the Switch as far as online gaming goes is the PSP. No party matchmaking, no messaging, no in game chat (actually, more PSP games had this LOL), no gamertags, and a ton of games that have multiplayer on other consoles but not on Switch. Honestly the switch is a joke when it comes to online gaming yet they charge us $20 a year. Which is nothing, but it's the principle of it that if they're gonna charge us, they should put more effort in