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Re: Capcom Celebrates Resident Evil 30th Anniversary With Multiple Announcements

Serpenterror

It's Resident Evil's 30th Anniversary and you announce nothing for it Capcom? All you gotta do is announce a Resident Evil Legacy Collection that includes RE0, RE1, RE2, RE3 Nemesis, RE Code Veronica X and RE4 for Switch, Switch 2, PS4, PS5, Xbox, and PC and that's all. That's enough for an anniversay but instead you announced a collab with a theme park, an arcade light gun game that hardly anyone would get to play, a musical that no one had the money to attend, and a bundle that's digital only and will be gone by the time people actually had money??? How is this a celebration Capcom? If anything it looks like the mass Resident Evil fans are missing out more than they are celebrating. Also why do this early in the year, why not choose a more fitting month for RE's anniversary celebration like say October 2026 perhaps?

Re: Review: Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen (Switch) - Red-Hot Nostalgia In A So-So Wrapper

Serpenterror

@Tarpii It's not Nintendo's say on how to re-release these games. At the end of day Nintendo is just the publisher, not the developer. It's likely this is how the Pokémon Company wanted these games to be release in. They are not doing what the modding community is doing cause they are selling a product, not polishing said product to the point of the game losing its purpose. Remember it's purpose is to sell you two old games that are remakes of two older games that you probably won't buy anyways. It was release for attention purpose and to persuade new players to get into the newer Pokémon games but trying these older ones.

Re: Review: Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen (Switch) - Red-Hot Nostalgia In A So-So Wrapper

Serpenterror

Although these are lazy ports, at the very least they did make some changes to a few things that make sense once the online stuff comes along. Also it's the closest thing to a GBA VC we got at the moment for Switch right behind Shantae Advance: Risky's Revolution, Double Dragon Advance, Ninja Five-0, Mortal Kombat Advance, Gekido: Kintaro's Revenge, and Mega Man Zero, and Battle Network and maybe Rayman Advance (had the music not get ruin).

Re: Marvel Maximum Collection Revives Six Classic Superhero Titles On Switch

Serpenterror

@Andee9001 When I mention the Punisher I mostly refer to the ones that were not the beat em up such as the NES and Game Boy versions which are more shooter based. Yes like Aladdin, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Batman Returns, Shadowrun, Home Alone, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turles: Tournament Fighters, Punisher is one of those games that had the same name on multiple systems but all are actually different games.

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Re: Marvel Maximum Collection Revives Six Classic Superhero Titles On Switch

Serpenterror

Awesome but where's The Amazing Spider-Man, Avengers in Galactic Storm, Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six, The Uncanny X-Men, X-Men for Sega Genesis, X-Men 2: Clone Wars, X-Men: Gamemaster's Legacy, Punisher, The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man / X-O Manowar in Heavy Metal, X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse, X-Men: Mojo World, and Marvel Super Heroes in War of the Gems?

Also all new music? Please don't be like Rayman 30th Anniversary, give us option like how Ultra Street Fighter II and Trials of Mana did.

Re: Mini Review: Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition (Switch) - Nicely Orchestrated But Misses A Key Note

Serpenterror

I don't get why whenever company release compilation or games from the GBA library they always used an outdated emulator that can't stable the framerate or don't know how to turn those frame buffer off. All you had to do was go to the emulator setting, go to frame skip and turn the number to 0 or Off instead of Auto (or whatever number is there). Putting that crap on Auto will unstable the framerate. If you can't do your job of offering decent emulation of the game then at least give players the option to set the option themselves.

Re: Fans Are Asking Nintendo To Refund Xenoblade Chronicles X's Switch 2 Upgrade

Serpenterror

This is why the Switch 2 is garbage and why this next gen is also garbage. Nintendo is taking the lazy route now. You had to realize they are greedy, lazy, and now they even sell you fake games. You aren't getting value in gaming like you use to. This is why I end my home gaming journey with the Switch 1 and go all PC from now on. The Switch 2 to me at this point is just a Switch Pro for my Switch 1 games, if it weren't for that I wouldn't had bought it. Other than Donkey Kong Bananza, FAST Fusion, Rune Factory, and Cyberpunk 2077, I hadn't even buy any other Switch 2 games at all and why should I when there's more fakes than value. As for this lazy filter smear version of Xenoblade Chronicles X, just don't buy it. Buy the Switch 1 version instead. If they take this lazy way of using filter to upscale old games and make you pay for it, it's likely they'll continue their lazy way and use AI to smear those into their other games too and also make you pay for it. Let's face it people Nintendo are scumbags now. When even the big three are scamming the customers, you know the gaming industry as we know it is done.

Re: Nintendo Seemingly Rules Out Virtual Console Revival, Says It Remains Focused On Offering Classics Via Switch Online

Serpenterror

@RobbEJay Those are exactly what I meant, though you can buy games on the PS3 and PSP shop, you can't play those same games on PS5 cause the PS5 shop only sold games that work on PS4 and PS5 hardware. The only exception is if they emulate PS3 and PSP games on those shop. They not like the PC where you can play almost everything (except iOS games) without paying for them or if you choose to pay for the games you want to support.

Re: Nintendo Seemingly Rules Out Virtual Console Revival, Says It Remains Focused On Offering Classics Via Switch Online

Serpenterror

@DollyrotsFan1 The reason they can't do that was cause the Wii U and Switch are different hardware so it would be difficult to keep all the Wii U eShop digital games for Switch. Consoles are unlike PC, for them to keep the Wii U eShop and its games the Switch will have to keep all the same hardware from the Wii U and doing that would add to the cost of the hardware too.

Re: Pokémon FireRed And LeafGreen Officially Revealed For Switch

Serpenterror

@wolvesboy Nintendo ain't dumb you know, Nintendo knew that NSO had save-states and more than one save files so they choose to release these Pokemon titles as actual digital games so that they could keep the single save file nature of these games. Nintendo had always wanted to limit Pokemon as a single save file title and putting those on NSO means that could easily ruin the trend and could even open to exploit which Nintendo doesn't want to see happen. Nintendo also knew that the older games like Pokemon Red and Blue had exploits and glitches that give players could easily take advantage of within those games hence why they didn't choose to re-release those but choose Fire Red and Leaf Green instead.

Re: Pokémon FireRed And LeafGreen Officially Revealed For Switch

Serpenterror

While I do like that they are offering these for purchase rather than for NSO, choosing code-in-the-box for the physical release even if it's just Japan only is scummy in itself. It's like they are forcing their Japanese audience to prefer digital when it's obviously clear that many would rather prefer a native physical release instead.

Re: Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition Is Getting A Physical Switch Release

Serpenterror

@EarthboundBenjy You sent your issue to the wrong company. While it's true that these are UbiSoft games, the emulators being used for these are from Atari, they probably used the same cheap emulators they did for the Bubsy Collection, TMNT Cowabunga Collection, and Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection. Any emulation issues with this collection, sent it to them, not UbiSoft. UbiSoft only own the IP, they don't handle the emulations.

This is unlike the Metal Gear Solid: Master Collections and the Capcom Fighting Collections where both Konami and Capcom were the ones actually handling the emulations instead of a third party. Still though yeah this is a very bad response from UbiSoft, even if they don't handle the emulation of these themselves they could had forward your complaint to Atari. Very unprofessional of them not to do so. I guess they fired all their professional associates and only had clowns running the company now.

Re: Surprise! Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition Arrives On Switch This Week

Serpenterror

Nice, I'm glad it's a collection of the first game and the fact that they also include the prototype Super NES version and the GBC version too even though it's not really a port of the first game but was a totally different game. They should do this for the anniversary of the second game too where it's a collection of Rayman 2 from GBC, PS1, N64, PS2, DS, 3DS, and Sega Dreamcast with again the GBC version being a different game altogether and was not a port.

Re: Hamster's 'Console Archives' Starting Lineup Revealed, Includes More Than 10 Titles

Serpenterror

Yes now give us console archive of these games please:

  • Chrono Trigger (Super NES)
  • Clay Fighter 2: Judgment Clay (Super NES)
  • Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 (Sega Genesis)
  • Far East of Eden: Kabuki Klash (NeoGeo)
  • Samurai Shodown RPG (NeoGeo CD)
  • Mortal Kombat Trilogy (N64)
  • Mortal Kombat Gold (Dreamcast)
  • Soul Blade (PS1)
  • Soul Calibur (Dreamcast)
  • Snatcher (Sega CD)
  • Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold (PS1)
  • Super Street Fighter II Turbo (3DO)
  • Crash and Burn (3DO)
  • Super Burnout (Atari Jaguar)
  • AVP (Atari Jaguar)
  • Tekken 3 (PS1)
  • Tales of Destiny (PS1)
  • Terranigma (Super NES)
  • Secret of Evermore (Super NES)
  • Shadowrun (Super NES and Sega Genesis)
  • Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars (Wii)