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I wish I could play it for the first time again. Bought a PS4 just to play this back then, later replayed the PS5 version. Can't really justify buying it a third time, though.

I beat Hitman 1 and 2 (and half of 3) on PS5, but I wanted to start over on Switch 2 anyway. Might be neat to already have some things unlocked, though.

I liked it a lot. Even the gimmicky touch sequences. Felt great to play this on a handheld. Who knew that a few years later you could even play the remake on the go. 😄

I was planning to get Final Fantasy VII, but bought a Playstation Portal over the holidays and now I can just stream the PS5 version (also, Rebirth).

I've played through it when it came out and a few years later the Intergrade version, too. Loved both times, so I'm looking forward to playing this on my Switch 2 a third time. 😆

Weird that it isn't 60 fps on Switch 1, as the game consists of 90% pre-rendered videos.

I've been enjoying Assassin's Creed Shadows quite a bit despite the disappointing visuals on Switch 2.

I think it's important to acknowledge that this game looks far less impressive than Star Wars Outlaws on the Switch 2. Shadows often looks pretty flat and blurry, which is a shame, but I guess I was just expecting too much.

I was looking forward to playing Assassin's Creed Shadows today, but the Black Friday frenzy seems to have delayed it so it will arrive on Monday.
So I guess I'll play some more Dragon Age Inquisition on my Ayn Thor instead. Could be worse.

I'm a little sad about the missing ray-traced global illumination, as it did look fantastic in Star Wars Outlaws. I did see some comparisons of the lighting in Shadows on the Series S and the other versions that mentioned that the difference is pretty big. 😑

My copy of AC Shadows is on its way. Can't wait to see if it's as good as the Star Wars Outlaws port.

I played an early version of this and was really impressed by the quality. It's great to see they expanded on this! 😊

Loved Contracts and Blood Money, but I didn't get farther than the second mission in Absolution. I don't really remember why, though.

I never played a Metroid Prime game, so to play 4 I'd have to play the other 3 first. I'd definitely get Shadows though, especially after the excellent Star Wars Outlaws.

*Updates for Nintendo Switch™ 2/Switch will be released at a later date.

Does it say anywhere when the Switch 2 will get the update? Cause I've been really looking forward to one that improves the graphics on Switch 2.

Hades 2 was a lot of fun. Sadly still haven't beaten the final boss. Now other games need my attention.

@WoomyNNYes That sparkling is there cause the Switch 2's raytracing capabilities are a bit lacking. It cannot shoot enough rays to display light and reflections cohesively, it has to do it over several frames, which leads to a noisy image.

I've been having a lot of fun with the game on my Switch 2, but I'm experiencing a lot of framerate hiccups in handheld mode, especially when the camera is panning in cutscenes. This definitely needs another update or two.

I hope the demo is just the opening of the game. I've played through the remake twice now (once on PS4 and once on PS5), so I just want to see how it runs and then transfer the save into the full game.

This looks fantastic! Will definitely play it on the Switch 2.
Now I only need RE 2 and 3 on it as well. (They can keep 7 and 8)

Wanted to play it on the train home but it's still not available. 😔

I'll be finishing up Star Wars Outlaws (which is excellent) and maybe play some Trials in the Sky, which sadly doesn't run all that well on the Switch 2.

The game was fun. Guess it's been long enough to start a second playthrough on my Switch 2.

My biggest wishes are Clair Obscur, Detroit Become Human and Resident Evil 2. Oh and I'd love to see The Thaumaturge getting ported, as I bought it on my PS5 and then sold that system without playing it. 😅

Great to see an update, but the patchnotes don't mention the bugs I encountered so far. I had several occasions where guards would run off into the distance (even through walls) when they noticed a knocked out guard instead of investigating what happened. Made some stealth parts a lot easier. 😆

I'm loving the game so far.

@PinderSchloss What game were you waiting for to get patched?

I've been very busy with my Switch 2 since I got it. Mario Kart World was a disappointment, DK Bananza not as good as I hoped, but Street Fighter 6, Fantasy Life i, Cyberpunk 2077, Hitman and now Star Wars Outlaws are great fun!

@nin10doom This absolutely sums up how I feel about this kind of reporting. Thanks for writing this comment.

Tbh I thought the last two FIFA games on Switch were fine, so getting this big upgrade is pretty exciting.

The gameplay video looked great, honestly. Almost thought about cancelling my preorder before seeing it.

@KoopaTheGamer My only point is that 40 FPS is much more realistic than 60 and looks a lot better than 30. Most of the time 40 looks closer to 60 than 30.

People need to stop asking for 60 FPS on the Switch 2. 40 is the new 60 ever since the Steam Deck made me aware of how great 40 FPS can look. Sounds a lot more achievable, too.

@sethfranum I did, but I couldn't find an explanation how I can use the different skills of the fairy.

The demo was nice, but also felt uninspired. Sometimes I felt like I didn't know what I was doing cause the controls didn't get explained properly.
Overall I didn't feel the need to keep playing after a while and deleted it.

I was hoping that I would like this game more than Odyssey (which was fine), but sadly it feels very samey overall. Instead of being presented with strong level design, I just keep hitting the sonar button and smash my way to the next banana/fossil.

I think I didn't get past the third mission back then. Really didn't like that game. What a weird choice for a re-release.

I'm waiting for the Clair Obscure announcement. It has to happen!
I'd also like to see a port of the rpg The Thaumaturge, as I bought that for my PS5 (which I don't have anymore) and never played.

As someone playing exclusively in handheld mode, I didn't notice any severe stuttering. Still, I'm holding off playing further until the next patch (mostly cause I'm still busy with Cyberpunk).

I still remember how sad I felt when I heard of his passing. The industry is so different now, back then especially Nintendo felt really special and much more playful with how they interacted with their audience (both in how they did presentations and how they designed the interactions with their devices). I miss those times.

I'd love to see a Switch 2 OLED mod, but somehow I feel like Nintendo wouldn't be too happy about it and might brick affected systems.

Cyberpunk 2077. Even though I played through it a year ago I feel like I'm playing it right for the first time. I'm doing all the side missions and gigs I ignored the last time and everything still feels so new to me.

I played it for 3 hours, then other games like Cyberpunk and Fantasy Life i took over and I haven't looked back.

This article sounds like an ad. What is news about this?

Sounds like the perfect solution when you take your Switch 2 on your trip to Mars. No harsh environment should ever affect your videogame enjoyment.

I like the style, but the trailer makes it seem like the game could be rather shallow. I hope the story is somewhat interesting and not only people grinning into the camera for 2 hours.

Finished the story yesterday in about 25 hours, and I didn't rush through it. I keep reading people have spent 100+ hours in the game, but for this all these tasks feel a little too much like work.
I wanted to increase the rank of my archer life, but for that I had to kill one enemy that was in a room closed by a big boulder, for which my mining value needs to be 400, so for hours I tried to get it high enough, but that means getting better gear (through other lives), leveling up, etc. It's just a bit much for a pretty small payoff.
I also wished the open world was more than a place to grind. But overall it was a very good experience.

The same thing happened to me when I bought a used PS4 to play Final Fantasy VII Remake. Luckily the game had no game-breaking bugs, so I could finish it without any patches, but after that I had to sell the console at a big loss.

Doesn't the Switch 2 use screens from two different providers? Maybe one is more blurry in motion than the other. 🤔

Feels weird that the lifetime sales of the playstation consoles are so low compared to the Switch(s). I thought they were huge in Japan.