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Re: Battle Chasers And Sine Mora EX Are Getting Physical Releases On Switch, At A Cost

hypermouse

I`m still interested of buying Switch (because Nintendo exclusives - you cannot deny quality) but all those prices (games as well as accessories) are just too much for me. Even if I can afford the console everything else seems like a huge sinkhole for my hard earned money. More bang for your buck somewhere else, cheaper somewhere else, also already out earlier somewhere else.

Re: Reggie on How the Switch Will Maintain Third Party Support

hypermouse

One serious problem for 3rd party developers is that poor 32GB of storage. Modern day patches are often huge and lots of games recieve big updates right on launch day. And then there is of course DLC. Do we even know how much of that 32GB is available for use and how much goes to operating system?

Re: Preview Trailer of the Nintendo NX Confirmed for 20th October

hypermouse

Well that was sudden

Im on board of hype train of course, but im cautiously optimistic. What I think Nintendo should do with NX three minutes is info, info, info. No filler, only details on system and launch games. If they only show logo or delay console again (and probably Zelda with it) fan dissapointment will be mountain high.

Re: Nintendo Confirms Its E3 Plans for The Legend of Zelda

hypermouse

Even if that Zelda presentation will be kick-ass and great to the maximum, this is still not enough. Also, how big exactly is this game, when they plan to show it all day long? My guess is they will dissect every little bit and mechanic. 12 hours of continuous gameplay of a game that is still 10 months or maybe even more away might also be hype killer.

Re: Editorial: Nintendo's Problems With Trends and Modern Media Continue to Damage Its Image

hypermouse

Yes, Nintendo has right to protect their IPs, cannot argue with that. But this kind of protection is just unwise in the modern world, in online media, in modern gaming. If youtubers backed with millions subscribers point middle finger to Nintendo, then lots of those subrscribers reflect this. This kind of negative image of public opinion goes viral as fast as any advertising. Rules are changing, gamers are changing, Nintendo still wants to play by the old rules and at the same point they hit the wall. Hopefully it happens before its too late for this wonderful company.

Re: Review: Flapp & Zegeta (Wii U eShop)

hypermouse

Usually i support quantity when talking about digital games (more choice makes happier gamer) but in cases like this i tend to shut up. If game is broken or cheap cashgrab (like this seems to be) then it does not deserve its place in market.