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@Justifier I don't know if you watched the Direct, but they did confirm mouse functionality for this game.

CDPR has also confirmed to GVG that Cyberpunk 2077 will have a performance mode that allows the game to at least hit 40fps, though they didn't say if that's with DLSS support nor did they say what the resolution would be.

@Medic_alert The Switch 2 (or as I'm calling it the Super Nintendo Switch) is rumored to be using Nvidia's T239 SoC. Google's AI said it'll be similar to a base PS4 in the palm of your hands and a PS4 PRO when docked.

Honestly, if it can run games that look like Ghost of Tsushima while I'm playing it outside, I'll be happy.

I'm not interested in RPG's outside of Zelda, so the only games that piqued my interest are the Tomb Raider & Contra remasters and of course that new Prince of Persia game!

@FelixArgyle There are some Switch games that run at 60 fps including Super Mario Odyssey, Mortal Kombat 11, Splatoon 3, Mario Kart 8, & more. Rogue Company & Paladins both ran at 60 fps, but they've since been pulled from the eShop...

I keep all of mine on a custom-made shelf along with the systems that they go to, which includes a Playstation 2, a Wii U, 2 Dreamcasts, a Kindle Fire, & 20+ games. I built the shelf over 20 years ago when I was in high school, but the shelf isn't quite big enough, though, as my Nintendo Switch has to occupy space atop my budget gaming PC lol.

I don't really care if it's LCD or not. I mainly play docked anyways. What I want to know is if it'll be backwards compatible (which I'm sure it will be considering it's Nintendo), how close it's going to be to the PS4 in terms of power, and if it'll have an SSD for faster loading times.

Also, I hope they call it the Super Nintendo Switch just for nostalgia's sake lol

I wonder how they're gonna handle the big emotional stuff like what happens with the Going Merry, or when CP-9 captures Nico Robin. If the series even makes it that far. In any case, I can't wait to see how it looks when Don Kreig's ship gets destroyed as Mihawk arrives!

@Snatcher In the video, skip to about 1:35. It's brief, but if you pause it a couple of times, you'll at least get a glimpse of how Arlong's crew looks.

@Coolmusic Usopp's nose isn't all that's missing. Sanji is missing his cigarette/lollipop, too.

@andyg1412 I think they're rebooting the MK universe, so they probably decided to play into that by resetting the numbering of the series back to 1. It'll have people confused until they get all the way back up to 11 again lol.

That's pretty cool! By coincidence, I just happened to pick up the Mortal Kombat Triple Feature yesterday. For those that don't know, it includes Mortal Kombat, Mortal Kombat Annihilation, & season 1 of Mortal Kombat: Legacy for just $5.

1080, Eternal Darkness, Excite (Bike/Truck/Bots), F-Zero, Punch-Out!!, Sin & Punishment, Star Fox, & Wave Race all deserve a new game or remake/remaster, but for the sake of this poll, Eternal Darkness gets my vote.

@Hero-of-WiiU it didn't. We got Star Wars: Republic Commando

Yeah, it's April 8th and I'm still waiting for Nintendo to approve the update.

I'd like to see Advanced Warfare and MW I & II brought to the Switch. Natively of course.

If not, then at least ports of the PS360 version of MW I, II, & III as well as Black Ops 1 & 2. Maybe even Ghost, but only if they follow through with a sequel to it.

I at least got to play the training mode lol

@Glrd I could be wrong, but didn't Nintendo deny the existence of the Switch just weeks before they revealed, in December of 2016, that it actually did exist with the codename "NX" followed by the actual name reveal in January which was then followed by the release in March?

If they're trying to win the award for longest name ever, I they're in the lead lol

"No Man's Sky Switch Edition will launch as a single-player experience."

https://www.nomanssky.com/switch-update/

@Gamer83 I'm pretty much the same way. I don't usually mess with the sensitivity settings on my controls, so whenever I play a shooter my aim is all over the place lol

@Gamer83 yeah, I just now watched IGN's review of the game - where they gave it a 6 out of 10 - and they said it could be finished in about an hour and a half lol.

I thought people didn't like this game. I never tried it because I don't have a gaming PC, but it seems like I heard that the gameplay wasn't quite like what was shown in the trailer.

Either way, I'll give it a shot.

If this can find the same audience that Deadpool 1 & 2 found, then this could be pretty awesome.

@Vyacheslav333 Nintendo Switch is region free. Just order it from Amazon or download it from the U.S eshop.

@Marioman2022 @sanderev looks more like Star Wars Episode I Racer to me

Lately it seems that gamers aren't happy unless they have something to complain about lol

@Daniel36 Maybe these videos can help:
Gamespot Reality Check:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVl1Hmth3HE

IGN search results:
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=No+Man%27s+Sky+-+How+does+it+actually+work+-+IGN+First

It's great to see the Switch still getting Impossible ports and I'm definitely looking forward to this, but after this would it be safe to say that nothing is impossible for the Switch anymore?

I mean I remember that about 2 or 3 years ago
I'd asked people on Twitter if games of this scale were possible on Switch and somebody said no, but then we got games like Starlink and Morphite which I guess has lead us to where we are now. So what's next? X4? Everspace 2? EVE Online? Elite Dangerous? Maybe even Star Citizen? Probably not, but a guy can dream.

Also, it might be nice to get a Switch compatible Hotas for games like this.

P.S. I can't wait to see what the folks over at Digital Foundry have to say about this.

"For the last couple of years, a couple of members of our small team have been secretly working on the Nintendo Switch version of No Man’s Sky. It has been a real moonshot. No Man’s Sky is built around procedural generation, which means the console generates everything you see. This makes it so much harder to bring our game to something like the Switch. There have been so many times where we’ve gone home one day convinced it was impossible, only to have someone stride in the next day with a unique technical solution. Honestly I think this team never seems happier than when they are trying to do near-impossible things."

A quote from the game's official webpage:
https://www.nomanssky.com/2022/02/no-mans-sky-nintendo-switch-edition/?cli_action=1644495534.873

I can kinda see him playing the role of Kratos in a God of War movie

I wonder how it would look on any of the color handhelds like a GB Color or a Sega Game Gear.

@Specter_of-the_OLED People probably said the same thing when Capcom revealed Resident Evil 2 for the N64, yet here we are.

"The Nintendo 64 version of Resident Evil 2 is one of the few games released for the console to have FMVs, overcoming the limited storage space on the cartridge. The PlayStation version with two CD-ROMs of up to 700 MB per disc was faithfully replicated (with unique enhancements) on a 64 MB Nintendo 64 Game Pak. Audio and video assets had to be more aggressively and creatively compressed, using novel techniques that shift the burden more toward the console's high real-time processing power. Over the course of twelve months and with a budget of $1 million, Resident Evil 2 was ported to the console by a team led by nine full-time and one part-time personnel from Angel Studios. Further help was provided by ten staff from Capcom Production Studio 3 and Factor 5. This version offers features that were not included on any other system, such as alternate costumes, the ability to adjust the degree of violence and to change the blood color, a randomizer to place items differently during each playthrough, and a more responsive first-person control scheme. Additionally, the port features 16 new in-game documents known as the "Ex Files", written by Tetsuro Oyama. Hidden throughout the four scenarios, they reveal new information about the series' lore and connect the story of Resident Evil 2 to those of the other installments, including some that had not been released yet.

The Nintendo 64 version adjusts its display resolution depending on the number of polygonal models currently on screen, and supports the console's Expansion Pak accessory for a maximum resolution of 640×480 during gameplay. Other visual enhancements include smoother character animations and sharper, perspective-corrected textures for the 3D models. The Nintendo 64 version is the only one to use surround sound, with the soundtrack converted to Dolby Surround by Chris Hülsbeck, Rudolf Stember and Thomas Engel. The team reworked the sound set from the ground up to provide each instrument with a higher sample rate than on the PlayStation, thus resulting in higher-quality music. Some features from the other enhanced ports based on the Dual Shock Ver. do not appear in the Nintendo 64 version, such as the "Extreme Battle" minigame. In 2018, Eurogamer called this "one of the most ambitious [and impressive] console ports of all time"." ~ Wikipedia

I remember it very differently. I actually wanted a Playstation because I was buying all the FFVII hype, but my cousins kept trying to tell me to get an N64.

On my 17th birthday I finally had the money to get a PSX and the next day my mom and I went to the closest Walmart, but they were sold out. The lady working in electronics was nice enough to call over to the other Walmart and she asked if they had any, but they were sold out, too.

I started looking around and saw a bunch of N64's sitting on the shelves, so I decided to get one of them. I didn't have enough money to get a game to go with it, but my mom bought WCW/NWO World Tour for me and over time I collected games such as WWF No Mercy, Diddy Kong Racing, Perfect Dark, and one of my all time favorites: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.

I've collected other consoles since then, like my Sega Dreamcast Sports Package, my 32GB Wii U, my PS2, and a couple of others that I no longer have. Eventually, I did get to try a PSX and FFVII and I realized that I didn't like it. The controlls felt too small and I don't like turn-based gameplay.

@Orpheus79V I'd like to see them revisit the idea that they had for Killer Freaks From Outer Space before they changed it to ZombiU (which would be another great game for the Switch).

I've never played any of the Ezio AC games. Mainly because I've never had a PS360 and I don't have a PS4 or an XB1, but I do have a Switch so this would be a great opportunity for me.

I haven't played this game yet, but I love how this game was released in 2016 and is still getting new content despite Dragon Ball Fighterz & Dragon Ball Kakarot both having been released much more recently.

@-wc- I don't know. I don't have any fighting games on my Switch outside of Brawlhalla and a demo for My Hero: One's Justice 2. I might be getting Mortal Kombat 11 soon, though.

I'd love to see Virtual On come to the Switch

I only ever played a demo of Excite Bots, but I had Excite Truck and it was pretty awesome. I especially liked being able to play 100 songs off of my SD card as a soundtrack. Hearing Megadeth's "Symphony of Destruction" as I was sailing through the air was pretty satisfying for some reason lol

@-wc- I don't know if I've ever played the original Tekken, but I remember playing Tekken 3. Eddie Gordo was my favorite!

@TheRedComet @mereel This is true. I think it should also be noted that there are at least two shooters on the Switch that do run at 60 fps. Those being Paladins and Rogue Company. I haven't played Paladins in a while, but I do play Rogue Company quite a bit.

Both games are by Hi-Rez Studios and offer crossplay.

@-wc- Don't forget Dead or Alive 2 on Dreamcast.

I remember when this game came out. My mom and I went to Walmart and they were showing this game on one of their big screen TV's.

My mom, being the huge Star Wars fan that she was, gawked at the screen and asked me if that was a movie. With a big goofy grin on my face I said "Nope, that's a game!". I ended up getting that game not too long after that.

In my opinion, the only other game on the GCN whose graphics come close to Rogue Squadron II is Resident Evil 4. It's not 20 years old just yet, though.

With HexaDrive and Orca both having experience working on Nintendo hardware and UE5 having support for the Switch, I'd say that it's entirely possible that this game could come to the Switch.

@nimnio thanks for the link

@RiggsHB RGT_85 and Switchup are good, too.

You mention joysticks for flight simulators. Does the Switch actually support hotas?

@HamatoYoshi In BotW 1, you could disable the HUD entirely. It not being there in those shots doesn't necessarily mean that it's not actual game play, but it could mean that they've made some significant changes to the HUD that they don't want to show off yet.

About the Bokoblins having horns, remember that they also had horns in BotW 1. They were just much shorter.

Moblins also had horns in BotW 1. I wonder if it might mean that BotW 2's Bokoblins might be about as tough as BotW 1's Moblins.

I'm looking forward to Metroid Dread, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2, SMT V, Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope, and DBZ Kakarot. I'll also give Skyward Sword HD a go now that it can be played without waggle controls.

As for the others, I still need to get Smash, Doom Eternal, and Hyrule Warriors. Money's been tight, but I should be able to get at least one of these by the time they're released lol

@nhSnork lol it's alright. I've never really been into portable gaming until I got a Switch. I had a DSi once, but i rarely ever played it. The only reason i had it was because my mom brought it home from where she worked.

She used to work at a convenience store. One day, some kid and his mom came into the store and the kid had the DSi with them. Apparently the kid laid it down and forgot about it, so one of the store employees put it in the office for about a week in case the kid came back looking for it, which they never did, so management let my mom bring it home to me.

My niece and nephews played it more than I did and they ended up leaving it outside where it got rained on. I believe I still have one of the games, but I can't remember what it's called.