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I have high hopes for FF18.

I like the 7th and 9th, and LOVE the 4th, but the best seem to be every 6th.

If there will ever be only one remake, let it be FF6.

What ever the battle system, I’d like them to explore the audience system more! I absolutely loved it in TYD, and thought that it would be fitting element in Paper Mario games. Such a shame, that they didn’t use the audience after TYD!

It could be a fun way to sidestep building an experience system; battles and deeds in game world would increase your fame, and more people would come to watch your battles, and over time the small summer theater stage would become a Royal Theater.

Different theaters would have different props which could be used in battles.

The ticket sales would explain the money, that come from battles, and bigger venues would bring higher income.

Popular enemies would make encounters uphill battles as their fans would boo and disturb the match, and some times one possible strategy for winning a battle could even be in trying to win the crowd first, and thus break the home field advantage of the enemy.

Perhaps stylistic and succesful skill moves and use of comical stunts could make the crowd enjoy the battles and cheer you up.

Good.

I haven’t tried this one yet, as I fear that the battles are not rewarding and are therefore pointless, but idk, maybe I need to look into it, because the battlesystem looks really interesting to me.

I get bored in jrpgs really easily because of battles, and if the game is very long, I might get bored of its battle system during one game, let alone having to play the damn battle system over several games. If nothing new happens in sequel, I will hard pass it.

@sixrings Yeah, I’d rather have wireless local co-op on every Switch game, that would actually be one of the killer features, why I bought the Switch for. But that is a very Switch-specific feature, and developers seem to shun features, that are specific to one system.

But then again, what Square implemented here....IS LOCAL CO-OP, and that’s why I don’t get the uproar.

The man said, that you can play locally.

But yeah, Add local wireless play on every Switch game!

I don’t understand the whining.

The man said:
” play together in the same location”

Seems to me, that this is done properly. And I applaud that they went the extra mile to make the original vision as accessible as possible, in a reasonable way.

The game was made to be played with 4 systems for having personal viewpoint for each player, and a typical lazy couch co op implementation would have been watered down experience. (Well, the myrrh bucket was made to keep players mostly together, but still...)

Needs pointer controls:
No gyro, no buy.

What is it with Nintendo only dealing with their problems in America? Just like with the Joycon drift defect. Are the other regions not good customers?

I’m digital only gamer, but leaving a card reader away wouldn’t really have much impact on the size or price of the console, so I’d rather have it there just in case I find bargain physical games.

With the Switch you could have made it work like the original.

@StevenG
In europe Nintendo doesn’t fix them.

@FlashBoomerang
Thanks, but I’ll wait until Nintendo starts aknowledging that european customers are customers too, and that opening the joycon my self wouldn’t give them any excuse to deny repair from me.

@FlashBoomerang
I called Bergsala, two times, but they said, that: ”fixing the drift is so expensive, that you should just buy new joy cons, and without warranty the customer would have to pay everything.”

(Also, both times the same Bergsala guy told me, that he have never heard about any problems with joycons and didn’t know anything about drifting)

@FlashBoomerang
Warranty expired

All our 4 Joycon pairs drift. I tried to borrow my brothers joycons for our kids birth day party, but they drifted as well.

And the drift gets worse and worse over time.

Nintendo: start fixing them in EU as well.

After the already questionable launch of the Arcade, Apple has released 2 new very small games per month.

So no.

Is Apple Arcade a good service though?

Nah, I had it for a month, played the two or three half decent games and waited for playable games for the rest of the time, but since it became clear, that new games trickle in so slow and with poor quality as well, I stopped subscription.

I don’t want my Nintendo like that. Apple doesn’t seem to be able to afford very good games with that business model, why should Nintendo undervalue its property? Does this guy want Nintendo to lower its quality, or even go out of business?

I was so anxiously waiting for this game!!!

I have been waiting for two generations to be able to play Animal Crossing, because I wasn’t interested on playing on my daughters island previously, and I thought that finally I could get my own island as Switch OS has own profiles for each player for each game.

But what is this!? I should buy two more Switches and three copies of the game so that my daughters can get their own islands and I could get my own.

What if my Wife wants to play? I need to buy a fourth Switch!?!

This Switch deal is getting worse and worse.
(We Also have 4 pairs of drifting Joy Cons)
Fffffuuuuuuuu

I’m losing my religion. And I have been such a Nintendo fanboy!!1!1!1

I would buy it, if it had pointer controls.

Give me gyro.
Not only for Switch games, but PS4 TOO!!!

@Ventilator Well certainly it has more, than PS4 has. I’d say majority of games, that I buy for Switch, there has been gyro controls.

I have PS4 Pro, but I buy Switch version of a game if it has gyro controls.

@Darkyoshi98 Thanks!

NintendoLife could try to shape up a bit.

No gyro controls. No buy.

3 joycons drifting.
Repair program into EU asap!

I know it’s a niche and commercially challenging, but I wish everything not only would come to VR, but made for it from ground up.

It’s the biggest step in evolution of interaction since the beginning of videogames.

Fantastic!
The music sucks though!
So bad, that it might ruin the game for me.

Alternating between 1 nes or snes game per year!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jsW9MlYu31g

Also; there have been other co-op shooters for a long time, so this is god send for me.

Lan should be a norm on Switch games.

For me local co-op is the best form of gaming, and that is where the Switch really shines(in addition to gyro aiming, which is a requirement for me)! I hate split screens, and with Switch, you can have own screens for each player without any hassle.

The future is latency!

Latency is the worst thing, that could happen to games.

The most concerning thing in cloud gaming to me is, that even with fastest connections the latency is so big, that it would affect game design.

I prefer to have the communication on the phone and I think it is neat idea, but they could expand it a little with game specific applications and perhaps demonstrate what they think it is developed for in the first place.

I like how communication doesn’t eat bandwidth from the game as it runs in the phone.

Added multiplayer into certain games would be a KILLER app. Co-op Smb3 would make everyone subscribe the online service!

These shareholders opinion pieces, mostly concerning about general feelings of Nintendo’s E3 show, sound a bit like advertisements for Switches fall, keenly anticipated by many businesses.

”could begin to”
”could still go either way”
”stock has lost.....While it has begun to recover.....”
”perhaps”
”perhaps”

Hmmm...nothing about Switch sales...

I would really like to have Gamecube controllers, but I only buy controllers with gyro sensor and HD rumble.

Silent Link for me.

Movies don’t have to be alike, and I would hate to see Zelda and Metroid as american action films.

If there ever was a Metroid movie, I wouldn’t have it any other way.

I just hope, that it has gyro aiming and local wireless co-op!

Co-op with own screens for each player is a killer feature to me and with gyro aiming would easily make this the ultimate version.

Pointer controls would make me buy it.

I would like to see a Switch ecosystem expanded with ”dockless Switch”, a ”Switchless Dock”(I mean a dock, that has the soc built in), and later perhaps a new iteration of Switch, that has a 3d screen.

Expand, but keep the compatibility.

@HappyRusevDay
I have a bit similar situation, but opposite direction;
I can’t go back to last gen controls from the immediacy of gyro aiming.

Even though the graphics are more pleasing, I just can’t stand the clunky movement of thumbsticks, and my XBone X is in danger to get unused, as the Switch is my FPS console.

Please add gyro aiming

What comes to parity, I actually prefer Switch versions if they are ported well enough to get into ball park, because I value motion controls more, than even better graphics.

I like directs more.

Input latency!

Is there going to be a breakthrough (or two, or three) in next couple of years, that would cut the input latency signifigantly?

I don’t mind subscription but input latency kills games.

I really hope, that they add pointer controls.

I just played the Thimbleweed Park with my brother, and man, the thumbstick controls in a pointer game was making us lose our hair!

Always add pointer controls to a point and click game!

The touchscreen is amazing, BUT:
I love playing these games with a friend, so to me a pointer controls are even better. You could even give own cursors to each player.

I hope they add gyro controls in there while at it.

Why would it be better to split eShop into ”regular” and VC portions?

I don’t care where I buy my games from.

It sucks, though, that without VC 3rd parties might not be as interested in releasing that many retro games, especially for somewhat less popular systems.

Just bought Arms, what an amazing game!!!

Also, the gyro made me finally buy the Doom as well.

I would be playing the Thimbleweed Park the most, but the analog sticks SUCK at point&click games! Gyro as well as secondary pointer for another player would make it perfect.

A bit of Mummy and Owlboy makes a nice break from analog stick puxel hunting frustration.

It looks good

To me the local multiplayer with own screens for each player is the most important feature, so the Switch version is by far the most promising version for me.