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Re: Review: Yakuza Kiwami 2 (Switch 2) - One Of The Series' Very Best

dskatter

Will sadly skip this and K1 on S2 for now, but definitely picking up the PS5 releases! Will grab when they go on sale in the future. Saddens me that it can’t hit 60fps on S2. Hopefully the PS5 version has no such limitation, which I’ll be getting on disc next month!

I am a bit of a Yakuza fan.

Re: Opinion: Third-Party Support For Switch 2 Is Already A Dream Come True

dskatter

@OldGamer999 The whole purpose of a console is to have a standard performance goal. All of said consoles should be identical as far as real-world performance.

The Switch changes that and requires it to switch (heh) ON THE FLY and go from docked to portable with no perceptible change of performance to the user. That's harder than you might think. Adding a third mode is probably not something they'd like to do.

That said? I am definitely NOT opposed to a more powerful Switch. Heck, I use my S2 in docked mode 99% of the time, I'd very much like a true "console" version of the Switch 2 that would be cheaper and just be a little box on my TV to play games from.

Sadly my dream will not be realized anytime soon, nor will yours. But one can still dream! And I know you're not attacking Nintendo, no worries! We can argue and dispute but at the end of the day we're all Nintendorks here.

@Untempered-Link Agreed. I don't care for recent Ubisoft titles, but the fact they DO run on the S2 is nothing short of impressive. I downloaded the Outlaws demo and was blown away by how well it ran. It doesn't even look like 30fps to my eyes, which is pretty high praise. Say what you will about Ubisoft (and hoo boy, do I have a lot to say!) they did an EXCELLENT job with that port and I expect Shadows to reach the same level if not higher.

Re: Opinion: Third-Party Support For Switch 2 Is Already A Dream Come True

dskatter

@OldGamer999 At that price, you might as well get a PS5 Pro instead.

Remember, this is a PORTABLE, and younger folks play these things.

Nintendo isn’t going to aim for the younger crowd with a $1000 handheld console. Not to mention the dock you think would happen would likely be multiple hundreds of dollars by itself.

Re: Opinion: Third-Party Support For Switch 2 Is Already A Dream Come True

dskatter

Look, I find game key cards as abhorrent as any right thinking person, but anyone saying that third party support is lacking on the S2 is just delusional.

Anyone who expected instant Halo or Call of Duty ports is purposefully deluding themselves. Anyone who expected lots of releases to run at buttery smooth 60fps when they struggle at 60fps in quality mode on PS5 or Series X is just being maliciously silly.

The fact is, if GKC weren’t a thing I’d have bought MANY more S2 games already. As it is, the lineup is quite impressive for a new console. I mean, they squeezed CYBERPUNK 2077 and freaking STAR WARS OUTLAWS onto this system with not a heck of a lot of compromise.

We even got Civilization 7 with actual mouse support, something no other console has to my knowledge.

The S2 is doing quite nicely, thanks.

Re: Supply Of Switch Hardware Will Continue If Enough Demand Persists

dskatter

@Serpenterror …games aren’t games anymore?

My friend, I invite you to go out and touch grass. If the existence of GKC is what you’re on about, then just…don’t buy them. Buy the game on another console and vote with your dollar/currency of choice. That’s what I’m doing on my PS5.

Me, I’ll enjoy my non-GKC games on my Switch 2 and wish you all the best. Cyberpunk 2077 fully on the card, Bananza fully on the card, I plan on buying exactly zero GKC releases.

@Eririichi the moment any console goes fully digital with no physical media is the day I finally exit the new-game-console world and focus on the backlog I’ll never finish before I die!

Re: Animal Crossing: New Horizons Is Nintendo's Cheapest Switch 2 Edition Yet

dskatter

@SillyG This isn’t a positive thing for you.

For those who already own the game, it’s pretty damn positive. For me, who doesn’t already own the game but doesn’t really care about the dlc, this may get me to finally buy it.

I’m on board with a full and complete physical version, don’t get me wrong. But let’s not pretend this is a horrible situation here.

Re: Animal Crossing: New Horizons Is Nintendo's Cheapest Switch 2 Edition Yet

dskatter

@MisterStu Genuinely curious, how do those people watch movies then? They’re 24-30 fps. Are you telling me that anyone with this affliction isn’t able to watch tv? Enjoy films?

That said, I think you know very well I’m mocking the frame rate bros who aren’t satisfied unless things are between 60-120 fps and you’re deliberately misunderstanding me.