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Re: Review: Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 (Switch 2) - Best-In-Class Bombast That Doesn't Shortchange Nintendo Gamers

RasandeRose

Pretty happy with this CoD on Switch 2 so far.
It's a bit on the expansive side even for the standard version, but it is a fair amount of content, even with the single player campaign being a bit short. DMZ is pretty much a campaign on it's own. Overall, it feels pretty much back to decent form after several bad Call of Duty-releases. Plus, the Switch 2 version looks decent and runs fine. And I do feel the developers should get extra credits for all the options available...you can pretty much tailor everything when it comes to controls and availibility to suit your personal preference. And I really like you can pretty much remove the dead zones completely on the sticks...I just hate action-shooter games that makes aiming hard by adding a huge deadzone to the right stick...

Re: Rumour: Nintendo Might Be Updating The Switch 2's LCD Panel

RasandeRose

I wont upgrade even if it comes an Oled model, I think the current screen is good enough. Ive got a Oled TV, so I was pretty disapointed when Nintendo announced Switch 2 would be using LCD...but now that I've been using Switch 2 in handheld mode for a year, I don't even think about it anymore.

Re: The Witcher 3 Remastered Resolution And Frame Rate For Switch 2 Revealed

RasandeRose

If it's stable 30 on the TV, it's perfectly fine for me. I hardly even notice the difference between a stable 30 and 60, it's only when in goes down to 25 or lower that it annoys me. Graphics looks good, might be my big autumn/winter RPG game...would be very nice as it's a free update too. CDProject really wants to be on Switch-gamers good side, it seems.

Re: Nintendo Wipes Out Hundreds Of Switch Emulator Repositories

RasandeRose

@Por-E-Gone

They're not struggling. They can afford hardware to pirate/steal on. And games are not that expansive either, there are tons of games on sale all the time for close to nothing. Face it, some people just don't want to pay no matter what the price is when there is the opportunity to steal it with close to no risk.

And no, it's not a depression, people are not especially poor these days that they have to visit soup kitchens etc. We had far less money in the 90's.

Re: Nintendo Wipes Out Hundreds Of Switch Emulator Repositories

RasandeRose

@charliecarrot

Yeah, everyone got their own morality, which is why we need a law that is objective. Otherwise, there will be one hundred and one reasons why you or me, or any one else, shouldn't have to pay for our games. Luckely, videogames is a hobby no one needs to live a full life, so at least all the so called arguments about "free is best for humanitarian reasons" is all but irrelevant.

Re: Round Up: The Reviews For The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered On Switch 2 Are In

RasandeRose

@Jeronan

The difference in loading times is neglectable on Switch 2 between cartridge, SD, system storage. It's in the range 2-5 seconds difference in most games. Most of the loading times on Switch 2 is decompressing texture files, so you wont win much by going digital. On the other hand, you'll save over 60 gigs of storage by buying Oblivion on cartridge.

Lego City undercover is most probably faster loading on Switch 2 due to much more effective de-compression, it doesn't do it on the CPU as the old Switch did.

I can't think of any game on Switch 2 that's specifically designed to use the storage as a sort-of-RAM like a couple of games on PS5, so speeds beyond 400-500MB/s probably doesn't do much of a difference.

Re: Fallout 3 And New Vegas Remasters Announced, But No Release Date Yet

RasandeRose

@MamaSymphonia

We'll see.
I think the later trailers on Oblivion on Switch 2 looks alright. But generally, I think it was a bad move to bake the game into Unreal Engine 5. The Anniversary editions of Skyrim shows that their in-house engine is already capable of making their older games look fairly modern and nice. They should just have ported Oblivion to a newer version of creation engine, and replaced the assets with new ones. Why they choosed the unreal-path is a mystery to me, it seems to just have trashed the performance..

Re: Exclusive: Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader Receives Massive Patch On Switch 2, All DLC Now Free

RasandeRose

I think it's been alright since the 1.5.2 patch, only the laggy cutscenes bothered me.

Tried the new version this morning, they've fixed the cut-scenes, but it looks a bit softer as they now have removed the option to turn off anti-aliasing. Very nice with the free DLC! I just love this game, with the free dlc, Im not regreting I paid fullprice for this one.

@Smackosynthesis

Yeah. I wish developers stopped using Unity, it's been aweful performance-wise in every game ever relesed using it...