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Re: Mini Review: Divinity: Original Sin 2 - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition - A Great Upgrade That Misses A Few Wins

dskatter

@DarkTron I’m tired of people whining about free things that make existing things better. Especially from people who (like me) almost certainly have zero knowledge about what it takes to make these upgrades happen. And especially when 48 hours ago none of us even knew this upgrade EXISTED.

Also, if you think me calling out someone for making a silly statement is “brigading” then you must be new to the internet.

@brandonbwii Very fair! I don’t disagree.

Re: Mini Review: Divinity: Original Sin 2 - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition - A Great Upgrade That Misses A Few Wins

dskatter

@Vyacheslav333 Do you honestly think Larian (edit: Or whoever is responsible for the port) wouldn’t have done 60fps in portable if they could have at that moment? Maybe a future patch might implement VRR for portable and aim for higher, but it feels like 60fps for this may have been a target they couldn’t hit now.

Good grief. People are never happy, especially with free upgrades.

Re: Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition Updates Planned For Switch Platforms

dskatter

Anyone defending this crap port: “Leave the multi-million dollar corporation alone!!!”

Aspyr is pretty much synonymous with horrible ports and broken promises at this point anyway. I expect nothing from them.

@Glasso If you genuinely don’t see the difference between this cheap shoddy port and Skyward Sword, there’s nothing anyone can say to ever convince you otherwise.

Re: Review: Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader (Switch 2) - A Hard Pass For A Great Game

dskatter

@The_Nintendo_Expat Paranormasight, Octopath 1 (at first), Daemon X Machina, Golf Story, Shin Megami Tensei V (at first), Triangle Strategy (at first), quite a few VNs including Fate/Stay Night and Fate/hollow ataraxia…

That’s just from my own personal library after a quick skim. All console exclusive to Switch, at least at first.

@purple_shyguy My worry level is zero. Every platform has games that are horribly optimized. All we have to do is just vote with our wallets and not reward them with a purchase. They’ll learn or go away, and the good ones will stay.

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.