@ROBLOGNICK You are completely right in your argumentation. Nevertheless, here comes the BUT: Taking KS terms into consideration, PG should, no, needed to add at least a reminder like "please be aware that this item will be shipped from US/Japan. Ant additional VAT needs to be covered by the backers. To know the details about VAT in your country, please click HERE". Not so hard, not so difficult. Not adding this hint actually shows that PG does not know how the business world works and, even worse, blames this customers for that. Sure, they will not apologize because they might get sued if they confess. To sum it up: it didn't go well...
@Fath fair enough! I also honestly went a little blind eyed into that "campaign" because I really like Platinum Games games, therefore I quickly decided to back it. Until the campaign was over I really like all their PR work and so on, only when it came to sending and releasing they hugely messed up. So a campaign that started off nicely ends with a very bitter taste...
@Fath Dude, If you have no idea about the whole story, please don't comment.
Platinum games stated several weeks after the Kickstarter that they actually didn't need the money. So they basically turned it into a pre-order store. I for myself thought I help a company I like to bring back a game I never enjoyed with the benefit of getting a physical copy and getting it earlier.
Guess what? They didn't need my help at all, physical was released for everyone, not just backers and I still don't have my copy (though I don't blame them for the last point).
In total it was poorly planned PR gig that clearly got out of hands and was just not thought through to the end.
@keihtg or you consider it a good.leason for them to accept what's available or to get nothing instead!
Beside that, the Switch is way more than just animal crossing
@jco83 yeah, exactly that listing made.me curious, as it says "reissue". It actually does not matter because it's a nice way for people who just the first issue (like me) to get it for a reasonable price!
@SuperKMx for me, the thing is, that they not mentioned it during the campaign. They had a function to calculate the shipping fees and this would be the perfect opportunity to remind customers outside of Japan about potential custom fees. Also, blinded by the campaign, I thought backing it would be the only way to get a physical copy and I happily paid the extra sending fee. Now knowing it is available physical beside the campaign makes me feel cheated (either by myself because I didn't read carefully enough or by Platinum, doesn't really matter).
Looks like a huge improvement to the first one. Was one of my early switch games and I had to push myself to finish it. The story and controlls were meeeh. To be honest, this is the game that made think twice before buying a game that's praised as "Zelda like" because it was nothing like Zelda. It's like saying a Dacia Car is a Loveletter to a Ferrari, just because it has for wheels and can drive...
Nice guide! Last year, I found my old classic Gameboy in my parents basement and pimped with backlight and a new case. It's awesome!
For this guide here, I would actually suggest to buy a new case for the GBA instead of destroying the original one. It may be just me, but I like to have the option to go back to the original hardware if I want to, so I try to keep original components intact. The new cases are also quite cheap and you can go crazy on the colors
@SPL64 exactly! The DLCs are also region free, but they have a Game-Version lock. So they are not version free...
Mario and Rabbids is a fine example of a game that uses one version globally! I bought it in Germany and the DLC in Japan, works fine!
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 on the other doesn't. German version, japanese DLC, but they won't talk to each other...
I wonder why they do not implement some kind of check? Like "you don't have this software on your switch, are you sure you want to proceed?". I mean, it's useless to buy a DLC if you don't own the game in general. And for this case, it's also strange that they have two versions instead of putting all the content in one version...
I loved my Super Gameboy. Links Awakening or Tetris on the big Screen was awesome! In my memory, the picture quality was really great! So I will not try to get one again, because I know I will be disappointed but very fond memories indeed!
@Alucard83 for the OST you are completely right and it is very sad. Previous Zelda games had awesome OST, the Gerudo Valley song is one fine piece of music! For the rest I can only tell you that you are missing out on a great game!
@TimboSlice ok Mr. adult: plagiarism is copying something one-to-one and not mentioning the source it comes from, selling it as your own work. Drawing inspiration on the other hand is building your own creative work based on the ground work of other people, not hiding the source. This is what you should tell your kids! It's not a bad thing to take other people's work and build your own creative work on it, letting it coexist without harming the other or even give benefits to the source. The only thing that you could call a "rip off" here is the stamina wheel and the art style. For the stamina wheel, I'm sure we will find other games that made use of it before way before BotW and art style is nothing that can be copyrighted. So is Warcraft a plagiat of dune or command and conquer, because both are RTS and the health is shown above the unit? Come on!
@shaneoh for me personally it depends on the availability of the game. If it is like many SNES or N64 games, that they are only available as a rom or overpriced cartridge on eBay, I somehow agree that piracy is ok. If the game is still available and reasonably priced, then piracy is a no-go. So I wouldn't put an age-tag on it, more something like an availability tag.
@shaneoh I don't think it is that easy. To make trades less complicated, at least in Germany the terms only need to accessible for the buying person easily. For example in a super market, they hang on the wall so you can read them. Buying online you have to click the check box and therefore agree to them. Coming back to the hardware, maybe you read my comment I made to heavy arms above, then I don't need to type again In short, I agree your hardware and you are free to do what you want. But everything that will touch the Nintendo Ecosystem like online services or games will give Nintendo the right to exclude you from, because a modified hardware is a potential risk to the ecosystem. And pirating games is not legal in any regard, I think we agree on that. By enabling easy back ups, Nintendo would open the door for that, so from a companies point of view it's clear to not do that.
@shaneoh yes you did, like you sign a contract every time you buy something online. Just like 99.9% of the users (me included), you never read through that "book" of End user Agreements. This doesn't mean it's not there...
@Heavyarms55 yeah I was also thinking about the same comparison (not necessarily Ford, but I love the Mustang, too ). Difference is, that you will not really be able to upgrade your Mustang "for free", like download a software and get +100hp more or something. This might be possible in the future but not by now. But it's hitting the same corner. I mean, you own the hardware, so it's yours to decide what to do. If the hardware is connected to an ecosystem like Switch, with online and eshop services, they are completely right to lock you out of this ecosystem by reasoning, that you have modified hardware which can harm the ecosystem. During the end of the Switchs lifecycle, I will also check for a way to back up all my content, especially because the data on the sd-card can be backed up on PC easily, but is bound to one Switch only. I don't expect my Switch to stay with me forever, therefore I will look for a way to access the data on other Switches, too! I mean, I buy as much physical as possible, but these days we have basically zero games which are finished, so I also need to back up those patches...
I never understood the rip-off discussion... It's not like they are copying the story or something or that Nintendo has a copyright on a genre or game mechanic. Everyone who enjoyed BotW should be full of joy that something even remotely similar will come to the Switch! I'm up for it if the performance is good!
@AndreaF96 maybe check some videos as I'm not paying so much attention and also not so sensitive to the topic. But docked vs handheld is quite obvious. I will jump in the game right now and check
@AndreaF96 that's a shame! Luckily it doesn't happen for me. But XCDE in docked is quite good. Not blurry and stable fps. In handheld it's another story, can get blurry especially in the heat of combats...
@AndreaF96 that's totally ok for you as a consumer! In the end, we shouldn't really care about how much effort goes into the product, because we as a consumer just care about the outcome/final product. I would love to have higher fps and better resolution for Switcher and XCDE. But I also realize it's not possible with this hardware. In terms of fun and joy, these two games are still brilliant, therefore I'm happy to overlook the cons.
This is also something, which makes a good game for me. As a long time PC gamer, I have seen my share of tech demos which were sold as full price games. They set a standard with their water, weather and what so on effects, but never delivered story or fun wise. Because my gaming time is limited with a full time job and marriage, I would rather spend my time in a good story then in a dull, but beautiful environment. But I know that preferences are different (thank God, how boring would the world be if everyone likes the same stuff? Beside beer, everyone likes beer!)
@JasmineDragon the only thing I actually would criticize about the NL review is the fact that they said the game runs stable 30fps and they didn't notice any fps drops. Citation: In terms of this Switch port, Virtuos has done an excellent job of keeping to its target 30fps for the majority of the experience. We didn't notice any real bumps in the framerate in portable, although in docked mode there is the odd stutter which seems to occur when the game is autosaving or loading into a new area. In combat, amazingly, no matter how heated things get, we didn't notice any slowdown at all in handheld; the game feels smooth and compares favourably to other versions in this respect.
And: there are virtually no framerate issues even in the most chaotic battles or wide-open spaces and, even though the graphics have been hugely dialled down, there's still plenty of detail in environments and NPCs look almost as good here as they do on other platforms.
To be honest, if you take these sentences and then watch some YouTube videos, you actually wonder what version they were playing. Then it's hard to take the rest of the review seriously. Also not pointing out things like loading times and not a single time mentioning the sudden pop up of enemies or groups of people is strange. I really want to believe the game is like NL says, but there is too much evidence that it's not...
@AndreaF96 it's not a fair comparison to be honest. You can see with outer worlds that indoor areas are much better and easier to make with hight resolution and frame rate compared to open worlds, which XCDE and Switcher are.
@Razer Dude, chill. I'm still not sure why you are so obsessed with making this game bad. You haven't played the DE and your opinion is solely based on the fact, that they developed/optimized this game fast. Do you have any internal knowledge that you would like to share with us? Do you know how much resources actually went into these remake? No? Neither do I.
So, if you don't like it, user your wallet as a voice and just don't buy it. But please stop making bitter and negative comments UNDER.EACH.ARTICLE.
Sure, it's your right and no one can stop you and God behold I'm not trying to change your opinion. But if you argue like this then don't wonder why people disagree.
Remember the outer worlds thread? And what you wrote there? Now look at some videos of the game. I bet you wouldn't admit that you were wrong about Monolith in comparison with outer worlds. But you are.
P.s.: why do you think that everyone who likes the XCDE for this price would "slaughter" any other dev/publisher for the same thing? We got a great port/remake here and every other studio that pulls this off got praised here. Switcher, Warframe, Doom, Wolfenstein. All full price (beside Warframe), all great!
@Inc you will not regret it! I bought it when it came out due to the lack of games on Switch that time and never regret it! I even bought the limited run version on cart just to support them my favorite indie game!
@Nintendofan83 define commercially successful? XC sold around 1.5 mio units, XC2 around 2 Mio excl. Torna. I don't know if digital sales are included or not for XC2. These numbers are on par with games like Mario + Rabbids or Octopath. Sure, it's not Zelda or Mario Kart, but for this genre and Bering uni-platform, I think it's actually great performance!
@TheLightSpirit it's because he post it under each an every single article. Read his other comments. He is trying to make a point where no point us there to be made. Just tiresome.
@Razer Dude, are you not getting tired about writing your negative opinion about XCDE below each and every article that mentions the game? By now, everyone at NL should know that you don't like it as so many others do. Get over it! You will feel better!
@Razer So you tried XC DE? I'm 1& hours in now. In handheld it looks like XC2, from the resolution it's close to Witcher. People who say Witcher looks better might say it because of the graphics style. Compared to BotW in handheld, BotW has a more comic looks, so it's either less demanding or you don't notice the downgrade. In docked mode, it looks really good, I can't see anything that full 1080p would make it look better, but I "only" have 49 inch TV. The reflection effects of weather and water are awesome! And it's a game that is really full, many hours content and all on catridge. I will check out Outer World, but I doubt it can deliver so many hours of game play. I said it in the other thread before, but graphics not everything. Let's also wait for the amount of detail this game here delivers. You can always pump up the resolution but making the game look plain. The discussion on the internet regarding numbers and unreleased content became very toxic.
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Re: New eShop Release Final Sword Includes Zelda's Lullaby As Background Music
@Liam_Doolan it's a beautiful lullaby nevertheless
Re: New eShop Release Final Sword Includes Zelda's Lullaby As Background Music
Why does the article say the lullaby is from OoT? It's also in ALttP, which is a little older
Re: PlatinumGames Addresses Wonderful 101 Kickstarter Custom Fees, And Backers Aren't Happy
@ROBLOGNICK You are completely right in your argumentation. Nevertheless, here comes the BUT:
Taking KS terms into consideration, PG should, no, needed to add at least a reminder like "please be aware that this item will be shipped from US/Japan. Ant additional VAT needs to be covered by the backers. To know the details about VAT in your country, please click HERE".
Not so hard, not so difficult.
Not adding this hint actually shows that PG does not know how the business world works and, even worse, blames this customers for that. Sure, they will not apologize because they might get sued if they confess.
To sum it up: it didn't go well...
Re: PlatinumGames Addresses Wonderful 101 Kickstarter Custom Fees, And Backers Aren't Happy
@Fath fair enough!
I also honestly went a little blind eyed into that "campaign" because I really like Platinum Games games, therefore I quickly decided to back it. Until the campaign was over I really like all their PR work and so on, only when it came to sending and releasing they hugely messed up. So a campaign that started off nicely ends with a very bitter taste...
Re: PlatinumGames Addresses Wonderful 101 Kickstarter Custom Fees, And Backers Aren't Happy
@Fath Dude, If you have no idea about the whole story, please don't comment.
Platinum games stated several weeks after the Kickstarter that they actually didn't need the money. So they basically turned it into a pre-order store. I for myself thought I help a company I like to bring back a game I never enjoyed with the benefit of getting a physical copy and getting it earlier.
Guess what? They didn't need my help at all, physical was released for everyone, not just backers and I still don't have my copy (though I don't blame them for the last point).
In total it was poorly planned PR gig that clearly got out of hands and was just not thought through to the end.
Re: UK Nintendo Switch Sales Are Off To An Impressive Start In 2020
@keihtg or you consider it a good.leason for them to accept what's available or to get nothing instead!
Beside that, the Switch is way more than just animal crossing
Re: This Officially Licensed Pikachu Switch Joy-Con Grip Is Now Available To Pre-Order
@YorkshireNed exactly! Like this it's just meeeh
Re: Treat Your Ears To 'Hero Of Time', An Hour-Long Arrangement Album Based On Zelda: Ocarina Of Time
@jco83 yeah, exactly that listing made.me curious, as it says "reissue".
It actually does not matter because it's a nice way for people who just the first issue (like me) to get it for a reasonable price!
Re: Treat Your Ears To 'Hero Of Time', An Hour-Long Arrangement Album Based On Zelda: Ocarina Of Time
@readyletsgo @doomgc @jco83 I reached out to iam8bit and they say it's a re-release. They are the publishing label, so they should know!
Re: Wonderful 101 Kickstarter Backers Hit With Customs Charges And Handling Fees
@SuperKMx for me, the thing is, that they not mentioned it during the campaign. They had a function to calculate the shipping fees and this would be the perfect opportunity to remind customers outside of Japan about potential custom fees.
Also, blinded by the campaign, I thought backing it would be the only way to get a physical copy and I happily paid the extra sending fee. Now knowing it is available physical beside the campaign makes me feel cheated (either by myself because I didn't read carefully enough or by Platinum, doesn't really matter).
Re: Looks Like Apple Arcade's Zelda-Style Exclusive Oceanhorn 2 Is Jumping Ship To Switch
Looks like a huge improvement to the first one. Was one of my early switch games and I had to push myself to finish it. The story and controlls were meeeh. To be honest, this is the game that made think twice before buying a game that's praised as "Zelda like" because it was nothing like Zelda. It's like saying a Dacia Car is a Loveletter to a Ferrari, just because it has for wheels and can drive...
Re: Random: Pokémon GO Grandpa's Amazing Phone Rig Has Gigantamaxed
@WreckitRyan He gets wet?
Re: Treat Your Ears To 'Hero Of Time', An Hour-Long Arrangement Album Based On Zelda: Ocarina Of Time
@Harmonie Actually, midi on LP would be pretty cool
Re: Treat Your Ears To 'Hero Of Time', An Hour-Long Arrangement Album Based On Zelda: Ocarina Of Time
Nice, just ordered it on zavvi.de. the discount code.ia not working in Germany, but check it the eBay prices 45€ + 1,79€ shipping is a steal! Thanks!
Re: Guide: How To Fit An IPS Screen To Your Game Boy Advance SP
Nice guide! Last year, I found my old classic Gameboy in my parents basement and pimped with backlight and a new case. It's awesome!
For this guide here, I would actually suggest to buy a new case for the GBA instead of destroying the original one. It may be just me, but I like to have the option to go back to the original hardware if I want to, so I try to keep original components intact. The new cases are also quite cheap and you can go crazy on the colors
Re: Did You Buy The Wrong Pokémon Sword And Shield DLC? Don't Worry, Nintendo Will Sort It Out
@SPL64 exactly! The DLCs are also region free, but they have a Game-Version lock. So they are not version free...
Mario and Rabbids is a fine example of a game that uses one version globally! I bought it in Germany and the DLC in Japan, works fine!
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 on the other doesn't. German version, japanese DLC, but they won't talk to each other...
Re: Did You Buy The Wrong Pokémon Sword And Shield DLC? Don't Worry, Nintendo Will Sort It Out
I wonder why they do not implement some kind of check? Like "you don't have this software on your switch, are you sure you want to proceed?". I mean, it's useless to buy a DLC if you don't own the game in general. And for this case, it's also strange that they have two versions instead of putting all the content in one version...
Re: Nintendo Releases Hanafuda And Playing Cards Based On Mario, Zelda, Splatoon And More (Europe)
@fox_mattcloud lol eBay Germany has super high prices right now! Not a good idea to buy it now
Re: Nintendo Releases Hanafuda And Playing Cards Based On Mario, Zelda, Splatoon And More (Europe)
Just ordered the post cards, the decks are all.sold.oit and way too expensive anyway...
Re: Hail To The King, Baby - Duke Nukem 3D Is Coming To Switch This Month
My math ain't that good, but I know that Duke Nukem 3d is not from 2000...
Re: The Super Game Boy Is Now 26 Years Old
I loved my Super Gameboy. Links Awakening or Tetris on the big Screen was awesome! In my memory, the picture quality was really great! So I will not try to get one again, because I know I will be disappointed but very fond memories indeed!
Re: Ubisoft's Gods & Monsters Really Does Look Like Zelda: Breath Of The Wild
@Alucard83 for the OST you are completely right and it is very sad. Previous Zelda games had awesome OST, the Gerudo Valley song is one fine piece of music! For the rest I can only tell you that you are missing out on a great game!
Re: Ubisoft's Gods & Monsters Really Does Look Like Zelda: Breath Of The Wild
@Razer lol dude, wrong article 😂
Re: Ubisoft's Gods & Monsters Really Does Look Like Zelda: Breath Of The Wild
@TimboSlice ok Mr. adult: plagiarism is copying something one-to-one and not mentioning the source it comes from, selling it as your own work. Drawing inspiration on the other hand is building your own creative work based on the ground work of other people, not hiding the source. This is what you should tell your kids!
It's not a bad thing to take other people's work and build your own creative work on it, letting it coexist without harming the other or even give benefits to the source.
The only thing that you could call a "rip off" here is the stamina wheel and the art style. For the stamina wheel, I'm sure we will find other games that made use of it before way before BotW and art style is nothing that can be copyrighted. So is Warcraft a plagiat of dune or command and conquer, because both are RTS and the health is shown above the unit? Come on!
Re: Ubisoft's Gods & Monsters Really Does Look Like Zelda: Breath Of The Wild
@TimboSlice Out of arguments already?
Re: Ubisoft's Gods & Monsters Really Does Look Like Zelda: Breath Of The Wild
@TimboSlice nah, better don't do it. You obviously don't understand the difference.
Re: Hacker Group Not Happy About Nintendo's "Censorship" And "Legal Scare Tactics"
@shaneoh for me personally it depends on the availability of the game. If it is like many SNES or N64 games, that they are only available as a rom or overpriced cartridge on eBay, I somehow agree that piracy is ok. If the game is still available and reasonably priced, then piracy is a no-go. So I wouldn't put an age-tag on it, more something like an availability tag.
Re: Hacker Group Not Happy About Nintendo's "Censorship" And "Legal Scare Tactics"
@shaneoh I don't think it is that easy. To make trades less complicated, at least in Germany the terms only need to accessible for the buying person easily. For example in a super market, they hang on the wall so you can read them. Buying online you have to click the check box and therefore agree to them.
Coming back to the hardware, maybe you read my comment I made to heavy arms above, then I don't need to type again
In short, I agree your hardware and you are free to do what you want. But everything that will touch the Nintendo Ecosystem like online services or games will give Nintendo the right to exclude you from, because a modified hardware is a potential risk to the ecosystem. And pirating games is not legal in any regard, I think we agree on that. By enabling easy back ups, Nintendo would open the door for that, so from a companies point of view it's clear to not do that.
Re: Hacker Group Not Happy About Nintendo's "Censorship" And "Legal Scare Tactics"
@shaneoh yes you did, like you sign a contract every time you buy something online. Just like 99.9% of the users (me included), you never read through that "book" of End user Agreements. This doesn't mean it's not there...
Re: Hacker Group Not Happy About Nintendo's "Censorship" And "Legal Scare Tactics"
@Heavyarms55 yeah I was also thinking about the same comparison (not necessarily Ford, but I love the Mustang, too ).
Difference is, that you will not really be able to upgrade your Mustang "for free", like download a software and get +100hp more or something. This might be possible in the future but not by now.
But it's hitting the same corner. I mean, you own the hardware, so it's yours to decide what to do. If the hardware is connected to an ecosystem like Switch, with online and eshop services, they are completely right to lock you out of this ecosystem by reasoning, that you have modified hardware which can harm the ecosystem.
During the end of the Switchs lifecycle, I will also check for a way to back up all my content, especially because the data on the sd-card can be backed up on PC easily, but is bound to one Switch only. I don't expect my Switch to stay with me forever, therefore I will look for a way to access the data on other Switches, too!
I mean, I buy as much physical as possible, but these days we have basically zero games which are finished, so I also need to back up those patches...
Re: Ubisoft's Gods & Monsters Really Does Look Like Zelda: Breath Of The Wild
I never understood the rip-off discussion... It's not like they are copying the story or something or that Nintendo has a copyright on a genre or game mechanic. Everyone who enjoyed BotW should be full of joy that something even remotely similar will come to the Switch!
I'm up for it if the performance is good!
Re: Nintendo Hosts Monstrous Summer Sale On Switch, Almost 1,300 Games Discounted (North America)
Nice sale! Luckily, we can just buy US eshop cards in Europe, change the region and buy games on the US eshop!!
Re: Random: Nintendo Switch Fans React To The PC Port Of Persona 4 Golden
Is Persona any good? I didn't really like Tokyo Mirage Sessions. It was the first game I ever sold on Switch....
Re: Feature: Golf With Your Friends Dev On Community Feedback And The Secrets Of A Great Hole
@JayJ nah, it's Golf with your Friends, not Golf alone or Golf with a Bot
P.s.: A great hole is better enjoyed together, anyway!
Re: Video: Digital Foundry Delivers Its Verdict On The Switch Version Of BioShock: The Collection
@AndreaF96 maybe check some videos as I'm not paying so much attention and also not so sensitive to the topic. But docked vs handheld is quite obvious. I will jump in the game right now and check
Re: Video: Digital Foundry Delivers Its Verdict On The Switch Version Of BioShock: The Collection
@AndreaF96 that's a shame! Luckily it doesn't happen for me. But XCDE in docked is quite good. Not blurry and stable fps. In handheld it's another story, can get blurry especially in the heat of combats...
Re: Video: Digital Foundry Delivers Its Verdict On The Switch Version Of BioShock: The Collection
@AndreaF96 that's totally ok for you as a consumer! In the end, we shouldn't really care about how much effort goes into the product, because we as a consumer just care about the outcome/final product. I would love to have higher fps and better resolution for Switcher and XCDE. But I also realize it's not possible with this hardware. In terms of fun and joy, these two games are still brilliant, therefore I'm happy to overlook the cons.
This is also something, which makes a good game for me. As a long time PC gamer, I have seen my share of tech demos which were sold as full price games. They set a standard with their water, weather and what so on effects, but never delivered story or fun wise. Because my gaming time is limited with a full time job and marriage, I would rather spend my time in a good story then in a dull, but beautiful environment.
But I know that preferences are different (thank God, how boring would the world be if everyone likes the same stuff? Beside beer, everyone likes beer!)
Re: Video: Digital Foundry Delivers Its Verdict On The Switch Version Of BioShock: The Collection
@JasmineDragon the only thing I actually would criticize about the NL review is the fact that they said the game runs stable 30fps and they didn't notice any fps drops. Citation:
In terms of this Switch port, Virtuos has done an excellent job of keeping to its target 30fps for the majority of the experience. We didn't notice any real bumps in the framerate in portable, although in docked mode there is the odd stutter which seems to occur when the game is autosaving or loading into a new area. In combat, amazingly, no matter how heated things get, we didn't notice any slowdown at all in handheld; the game feels smooth and compares favourably to other versions in this respect.
And:
there are virtually no framerate issues even in the most chaotic battles or wide-open spaces and, even though the graphics have been hugely dialled down, there's still plenty of detail in environments and NPCs look almost as good here as they do on other platforms.
To be honest, if you take these sentences and then watch some YouTube videos, you actually wonder what version they were playing. Then it's hard to take the rest of the review seriously. Also not pointing out things like loading times and not a single time mentioning the sudden pop up of enemies or groups of people is strange. I really want to believe the game is like NL says, but there is too much evidence that it's not...
Re: Video: Digital Foundry Delivers Its Verdict On The Switch Version Of BioShock: The Collection
@AndreaF96 it's not a fair comparison to be honest. You can see with outer worlds that indoor areas are much better and easier to make with hight resolution and frame rate compared to open worlds, which XCDE and Switcher are.
Re: Japanese Charts: Animal Crossing Denies Xenoblade Chronicles A Debut Week At Number One
@Razer Dude, chill. I'm still not sure why you are so obsessed with making this game bad. You haven't played the DE and your opinion is solely based on the fact, that they developed/optimized this game fast. Do you have any internal knowledge that you would like to share with us? Do you know how much resources actually went into these remake? No? Neither do I.
So, if you don't like it, user your wallet as a voice and just don't buy it. But please stop making bitter and negative comments UNDER.EACH.ARTICLE.
Sure, it's your right and no one can stop you and God behold I'm not trying to change your opinion. But if you argue like this then don't wonder why people disagree.
Remember the outer worlds thread? And what you wrote there? Now look at some videos of the game. I bet you wouldn't admit that you were wrong about Monolith in comparison with outer worlds. But you are.
P.s.: why do you think that everyone who likes the XCDE for this price would "slaughter" any other dev/publisher for the same thing? We got a great port/remake here and every other studio that pulls this off got praised here. Switcher, Warframe, Doom, Wolfenstein. All full price (beside Warframe), all great!
Re: Nintendo Kicks Off Huge 'Digital Days' Switch Sale, Over 350 Games Discounted (Europe)
@Inc you will not regret it! I bought it when it came out due to the lack of games on Switch that time and never regret it! I even bought the limited run version on cart just to support them my favorite indie game!
Re: Japanese Charts: Animal Crossing Denies Xenoblade Chronicles A Debut Week At Number One
@Nintendofan83 define commercially successful? XC sold around 1.5 mio units, XC2 around 2 Mio excl. Torna. I don't know if digital sales are included or not for XC2. These numbers are on par with games like Mario + Rabbids or Octopath. Sure, it's not Zelda or Mario Kart, but for this genre and Bering uni-platform, I think it's actually great performance!
Re: Japanese Charts: Animal Crossing Denies Xenoblade Chronicles A Debut Week At Number One
@TheLightSpirit it's because he post it under each an every single article. Read his other comments. He is trying to make a point where no point us there to be made. Just tiresome.
Re: Feature: Best Nintendo Switch Golf Games
@JHDK but 200% fun!
Re: Japanese Charts: Animal Crossing Denies Xenoblade Chronicles A Debut Week At Number One
@Razer Dude, are you not getting tired about writing your negative opinion about XCDE below each and every article that mentions the game? By now, everyone at NL should know that you don't like it as so many others do. Get over it! You will feel better!
Re: Lost NES Game Based On A Tom Cruise Movie Has Just Been Recovered From 21 Floppy Discs
That's really cool! The game looks really awesome! It would be cool.if Nintendo makes this available via the online Subscription!
Re: UK Charts: Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Goes Straight To Number One
But... But... It's not Full HD and full price, how can that be?!?!
Re: The Outer Worlds Publisher Reveals Performance And Resolution Of The Switch Version
@Razer So you tried XC DE? I'm 1& hours in now. In handheld it looks like XC2, from the resolution it's close to Witcher. People who say Witcher looks better might say it because of the graphics style. Compared to BotW in handheld, BotW has a more comic looks, so it's either less demanding or you don't notice the downgrade.
In docked mode, it looks really good, I can't see anything that full 1080p would make it look better, but I "only" have 49 inch TV.
The reflection effects of weather and water are awesome!
And it's a game that is really full, many hours content and all on catridge. I will check out Outer World, but I doubt it can deliver so many hours of game play. I said it in the other thread before, but graphics not everything. Let's also wait for the amount of detail this game here delivers. You can always pump up the resolution but making the game look plain.
The discussion on the internet regarding numbers and unreleased content became very toxic.
Re: Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Receives A Day One Update
@nessisonett yeah, I feel like on console the devs are not so "open) with patch histories like they are (or were) on PC. Guess we'll never know
P.s.: the v1.0.0 information comes from myself as I received the game yesterday already and always check updates before I start playing
Re: Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition Locks In A Western Release Date
Is this any good? I have it on Wii but never played it. The childish look turned me off... I usually like FF.