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Re: Dave The Diver Is Getting A Free Switch 2 Upgrade "Soon", Says Mintrocket

TheExile285

@PinderSchloss As far as third party games go? No way, there's more first party upgrades.

Dave the Diver and No Man's Sky are the only third party games I can think of with upgrade patches. Hogwarts Legacy also has a paid upgrade.

I would agree that Nintendo needs to do more upgrades but I'm kind of expecting a few to get announced during the next Direct.

Re: Review: Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster (Switch 2) - A Solid Refresh For A 3DS RPG Gem

TheExile285

Thank you for review!

I plan to pick this up in the next month or so. I loved the game on 3DS so having it available on Switch 2 with both handheld and TV methods of play would be ideal.

I am also hoping we get Bravely Second: End Layer as I never got around to playing that one even though I do own it on 3DS as well. That would also make the entire Bravely Default series available on Switch 2 in some format.

Re: What Review Score Would You Give Mario Kart World?

TheExile285

8/10

It is good fun. My biggest gripe so far is how little information is provided on the map for free roam. It makes keeping track of what you have collected so far kind of difficult.

Loving the actual racing gameplay and unlocking all the cosmetics for the characters.

Re: Feature: 11 Games With 'Secret' Performance Bumps You Should Revisit On Switch 2

TheExile285

Trials of Mana (2020 remake) looks like a completely different game to me. It wasn't bad before but something about the display (not the framerate, more so the colors) is very much improved on Switch 2 along with either a locked or higher framerate too.

While many of us are hoping for a specific patch or Switch 2 edition, I'm happy with how the Xenoblade games perform on Switch 2.

Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition (7th June)

TheExile285

Mario Kart World - Don't have much to say about this yet aside from that it's fun and expressive.

Cyberpunk 2077 - Already own it on PC and I like it alot. The prospect of having a portable version was too good to pass up.

Fast Fusion - Kinda of bought this due to the good word of mouth surrounding the developer. I never played any of the others but this one feels like a fusion of Wipeout and F-Zero. I like it so far.

The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy - Was already playing this on Switch 1. Huge game with great writing so I'll probably be chipping away at for months.

Undertale - Originally had no plans to play this but I want to play Deltarune. The music is excellent.

Re: Review: Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition (Switch 2) - A Superb Port Of An Incredible RPG

TheExile285

Already had the game on PC but decided to buy it again for portable play and I was not disappointed. This is a great port and I think I'll end putting significantly more time into this version thanks to how versatile Switch 2 is.

The mouse controls are really cool. I just wish I could enable them by rotating the joycon like in Prime 4 rather than having to go into the setting menu.