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@Jeronan 2 or 3 days? Indies still tend to cross the ocean with much larger waits last I knew, and games that don't come out everywhere are still a thing. Just issues I'd rather avoid.

On that topic, NLife has gotten worse and worse about specifying regions for news over the years. Wouldn't have bothered if they just said UK.

@rjejr Yeah, I saw the link. I'm not really fond of watching these things for other regions though. Prefer local info, y'know?

@rjejr Been refreshing the official Nintendo YouTube channel... nothing. Not that I expect a theoretical unannounced video to be perfectly punctual.

Edit: Nintendo UK posted one. Still nothing from USA.

@rjejr Well, they did claim it was their own close source...and posted so early I guess others aren't paying attention? Maybe?

@MH4 Oh, was that not even a stream? I heard about it after it hit so I dunno.

As for timing...this has been slightly longer than the gap between a regular Direct and the Labo reveal. I don't think Nintendo is too worried about spacing out presentations on different topics.

@tourjeff Because it's already in a ton of PS4 libraries through PS+. That's the wrong market to beg sales from; a new release on a different platform has much better chances. The Switch also currently has the healthiest Indie scene in general.

So...less than an hour now and it's still unconfirmed? That doesn't seem like Nintendo's MO.

@boop22 You have a weird textbook. I don't see the reason in propelling your demands so far beyond what is necessary for a fun game when we used to have no problem with far worse. I wouldn't advocate for a damn slideshow of a game, but I don't get how dips into the 40's are a real problem.

Granted, I haven't played Dead Cells yet (physcial copy preordered following rave reviews), so I can't speak from experience on this title. But thus far, this is the ONLY article complaining about it I've seen, and the community is split on the issue. Insisting this is a dealbreaker feels well overblown.

@boop22 I'm suggesting that if it wasn't a big problem then, it shouldn't be one now.

Did everybody forget that far worse performance issues were NORMAL in the 80's and 90's? I really don't get the fuss over something this small...but good on the devs working to fix it I guess.

I want Waluigi sure, but CHAIRS?

And Waluigi can rot if Sakurai will just acknowledge StarTropics already dammit. I don't expect playable...but in the whole Smash series, not an assist, trophy, or even STICKER to be found.

@fafonio No, only 3DS for some stupid reason. So yeah, it WAS released in America, but hardly in ideal fashion IMO.

@Tsurii I know, right? I called it to myself before clicking the damn link.

These guys kick ass. Just snagged the album on Bandcamp.

I started with Primrose because I loved her story from last year's demo. Didn't know she was in expert territory...good thing I grew up on JRPG's I guess.

Square-Enix underestimates the demand for what USED to be their core genre yet again...ugh.

Detention for you. When will you learn?

@Trikeboy It should be. That was where I first heard the name "Superslime Edition."

@Agent_Mike I'm no competitive player by any means and I appreciate Sakurai's philosophy here...but I still love me some 'Cube controllers for Smash. They aren't for everyone, but their unique design flows exceptionally well with Smash play.

Use my launch Switch every day, almost exclusively docked...and a careful examination just now shows no cracks. Honestly kind of surprised, but obviously not complaining.

Snake is cool...but I'm more excited Ebisumaru is coming honestly.

Don't wanna show too much too fast and build a Square-Enix sized waiting game culture. And I'm calling it now...at least one more as yet unannounced Wii U port will help fill out the year and E3 wasn't really the place to highlight that.

I really wish Reggie wouldn't speak in easily refuted absolutes like that. Obviously Nintendo does sometimes make announcements too soon...then people complain like now. They just can't win.

"Given that both Sony and Microsoft have no problem with teasing their fans with titles that are years away from release, it's about time Nintendo embraced the same approach, if only to give us something to look forward to."

No. Please, no. I am sick to DEATH of games getting announced way too damn early and I am more than happy to have Nintendo making efforts to avoid that. Prime 4 was itself just that last year, but Metroid in particular really needed the one-two support at the time. If anything, I just wish the next Yoshi game was due sooner. Hope it doesn't drag on as long as Woolly World did.

@McHaggis Don't forget they want you to buy Switches for everybody in the family. THAT'S where the family account becomes a good deal. My brother and I each have our own systems... that's $5 a year saved already. My dad's considering one too, and adding him will be a breeze. Fantastic deal thst way.

Came here looking to fix the performance problem...glad it was a known issue with a simple fix. Just wanna thank you guys for posting the solution so quickly.

I backed the damn game and played on PS4...it was crap. Not really interested in giving them MORE money.

Holy crap, FORTY BUCKS for the infamously terrible Firefighters the simulation? It's $15 on Steam and $30 on PSN...damn, these people are taking the piss.

Knight Terrors is the only one I DON'T have...all physical save VVVVVV of course. Guess for $2 I can complete the set.

An obvious joke that won't piss anyone off... excellent choice. Never forget the DSi VC fiasco, and joke responsibly.

I guess it speaks VERY well of the Switch library that one of my top games isn't even in the top 50...Ittle Dew 2+ was excellent.

Looks like my kind of game, and one that needs a real controller (have had zero success using controllers with my phone). It's a cheap mobile game, but it also says it has in-app purchases...a higher price for the whole thing could be ideal.

Link for American Amazon page:

www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07BHHCR2Y?ref_=dbs_s_def_awm_dirs_l_4&storeType=ebooks

Dang it, such a delay...this is the version I've wanted since I played the 3DS one and couldn't accept the hardware tradeoff for improved features. Game is totally a value even on third buy IMO. Of course, I'm still gonna use GCU at BB to save $12, too...

Super Beard Bros. were excited to play a build of this on YouTube not too long ago...and it did look interesting. Physical at launch is a definite plus.

Pathetic. No excuse for not putting both games on the card, Capcom. It's probably too late to change their minds, too.

I don't think I've ever seen a more polarizing announcement from Nintendo...love or hate, with almost nothing in between. But hey...even if you hate this, there's still lots of great traditional stuff coming to Switch.

This was one of those rare Steam finds even Jim Sterling had an unironic blast with, so I'm definitely interested. Bring it on!

Presentation has never been a strength for Conceptis, but they do make good puzzles and are very much offering something Nintendo ISN'T with the color ones. This review comes off like it's knocking a game for not trying to be more than it is instead of judging it on its own merits. I mean...what innovation did you EXPECT a game like this to offer?

I still have my stupid Ouya...the controller is garbage. This product makes no sense.

All these price complaints seem more than a little hard to justify when these updates are all FREE. The fact that this game has all this support without adding BS microtransactions is a big deal nowadays, and from Konami no less! Totally worth full price IMO, and had it since launch happily.

And Goemon is so freaking awesome. Ten outta ten!

Bug fixes, good! Haven't played the game since my bro and I got a bad crash at the end of a mission a couple days after launch.

I think the Green Arrow and Supergirl situation hurt them big-time, as did the save-destroying Ghostbusters Story Pack glitch. I definitely slowed down playing and buying because of those issues.

They're live on US Switch eShop, $1.99 each.

@Heavyarms55 Just be careful they don't expire on you. A mediocre reward beats no reward... theoretically.

I snagged a preorder with Best Buy around 1:30am local time...it was up for almost 20 minutes altogether. Night-owl's dream, basically, and I am thankful. Best of luck to everyone still searching!

I was disappointed to see that voice chat through this app is only an option for private matches. Still no way to play matchmaking with a friend or anything. Completely ludicrous.

This is not even a contest. I love me some Mayo, but here's the thing...Ketchup without mayo is infinitely superior to mayo without ketchup. If I can't have both, Heinz all the way!

I poured a TON of time into various projects on the PS1 version of RPG Maker, but never actually finished one. My closest was an absurd adventure following four cosplayers to retrieve their GameCube (complete with custom art), creatively titled Game Quest. The maps were all done, the story was pretty much finished...I even learned the engine well enough to put together a pretty nice three-story water level mechanic in one dungeon.

So what killed it? For one thing, it was needlessly difficult to keep track of what your event flags did, requiring meticulous note-taking IRL (I don't know if more modern versions have fixed this at all). My notes were sufficient for a while, but useless after too long a hiatus from working on it.

The other HUGE problem which is even more likely to still be present here was gameplay balancing. I loved mapping and placing Events, but the character/enemy dynamics necessary to make the game decent were impossible to wrap my head around. Good luck making battle in an RPG Maker game riveting, but it should at least be reasonably functional and that was never my bag.

The custom asset options on PS1 were of course extremely limited, but apparently it had a rudimentary pixel editor that they didn't even bother with on 3DS? Oh well, it probably wouldn't matter too much. I mostly used stock assets on PS1, even writing it into the dialog (such as the standard robot being a terrible Clank costume).

Anyway, the RPG Maker series can be a ton of fun even if you never actually finish a game and I would easily recommend giving it a try in some form.

Yeah...I rushed out and bought the whole thing...all eight boosters and CE. The display wasn't even on the floor yet when I arrived. Yes, I'm a completionist sucker...but these changes to Monopoly intrigue me.

I've been playing every day since launch and I'm only level 27 because the exp requirements are too high. This restriction is BS.

Not amiibo, eh? Thanks for saving me money, Ubisoft!