Solid_Python

Solid_Python

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Re: Review: Big Walk (Switch 2) - A Co-Op Adventure Like Nothing Else That Somehow Struggles On Switch 2

Solid_Python

You'd think after being one of the big indie hit titles (Untitled Goose Game) on Switch 1, that was also console exclusive for a bit, these guys would put priority on Switch 2 and give it the love it deserves.

But it sounds like they just quickly dumped the game on the platform without any proper optimization, just push every graphical setting to minimum, give it a minimal draw distance and lock it at 30 just to have it ready by launch. Sad.

Re: Opinion: Nintendo Gains A Rep Boost As Sony & Microsoft Lay Waste To The Industry

Solid_Python

@Olliemar28 I think that's a wrong analysis of Nintendo. I doubt they're "fuming" that a big chunk of their customers still prefer physical as they're still a toy company at heart that is extremely traditional and conservative (in a good meaning of the word).

If anything I think Nintendo is pleased rn more than anything because they still understand the value and importance of public advertisement and being seen by everyone. Playstation/Xbox just handed them practical physical game monopoly and majority shelf space turning every gaming section in your store into basically a mini Nintendo Store lol

Not to mention Nintendo is a Japanese company and Japan is still very pro physical copies. Game key cards exist not because "Nintendo is an evil mastermind that wants to push you to digital" but because cartridges are a pain in the ass expensive format and they wanted to make the cheapest way possible for their partners to make a physical game to put on the shelf instead of all of them going digital.

Re: Review: Granblue Fantasy: Relink - Endless Ragnarok (Switch 2) - A Deep, Addictive RPG With A So-So Story

Solid_Python

@topsekret your whole comment becomes moot right from the first sentence because every Nintendo digital storefront still allows you to redownload all your purchases even from 20 years ago.

You have no basis to have so much blind faith in Valve keeping your digital purchases available compared to Nintendo. My Switch 1 games from almost 10 years ago are moving forward with me now on Switch 2 and Nintendo understands the importance of digital libraries - it's why they worked their ass off to make backwards compatibility work on Switch 2. Backwards compatibility that makes games run better than they did on Switch 1 even without patches mind you.

If you don't think your Switch 1 and 2 library will move forward with you on Switch 3 and so on then you've just created your own irrational boogeyman that you'll never move on from because "I cant buy NES games on Wii in 2026 anymore".

Re: Bandai Namco Officially Reveals What's Next For The Dragon Ball Xenoverse Series

Solid_Python

Bandai Namco is on a generational streak of piss-poor Nintendo support, they are the absolute GOATs of it. Almost full year into Switch 2 and they barely released anything of note for it.

I'm not interested in their "wait 1-3 years later for reheated leftovers at full price" shenanigans from Switch 1 era anymore, i'd rather give my money to 3rd parties that actually support Nintendo properly Day 1 like Capcom, Square and Falcom.