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Reminds me of Rayman and that Tarzan game on PS1. Looks quite nice.

Yeah the compromises made are noticeable when looked in slow motion and even on the normal speed if one looks closely. But during gameplay I don't think those frame rates or resolutions will be an issue if there's no slowdown. I mean, when I play a fast paced shooter I hardly think about small details unless they slow down the game.
If someone who is after graphics only plays this after experiencing it on PC then the difference is noticeable. But if the person has never even played the game, then I think the switch version will be just great. I have yet to complete the previous one (on PS4) and haven't played this one at all. I think I could easily get it on switch after (if) the price drops a bit. I rarely buy games new at the full price cos I hardly have time to play them right away because my backlog.

That picnic-box seems convenient for someone who travels with the switch and needs the dock and all. I don't really need one but I see how someone will. The regular pouch is just a regular pouch for the console itself so I don't think there's anything special about it. But those designs have too much going on for my taste. I'd like something with less stuff. I have an all black (boring) quality hardened case for my switch and some carts in case I want to bring the console with me and I'm fine with it.

Is it up to who to decide that we'd see Wolfenstein 3D on the switch?

I just wonder: when was the 3DS unstable anyway?

As a kid I think I had a slight problem as I woke up two hours before school started so I could play and I missed most of my homework because of games. But I just enjoyed gaming back then soooo much. As a teen I palyed almost as much, videogames were my escape from the world of getting bullied at school and having little friends to hang out with. But I think my english would be much worse without videogames. I also think videogames made me think and actually use my brain.
These days people have addictions to binge watching shows on netflix and just mindlessly messing with their phones & getting on social media. People don't connect as much with each other as they connect with their phones and tv shows. As big (or even bigger) problem as too much videogames.

@Rhaoulos Well..you asked for it!

I don’t really care for DLC. I like games that have planned out from start to finish and are a complete package straight from the release. If you think the game needs something more, don’t release it yet. If you come up with something good afterwards then make a sequel. Most games these days are way too long and large scale anyway. I mean sure we’ll get a good money-gameplay-ratio. But I personally don’t have time to fully complete or even start all the games I would like to, just because of all that content. I don’t mind paying 60 euros for a 20hr game if it’s a quality one. At least I have the time to finish it and it won’t get boring or repeatitive. And if the game isn’t a quality game then no amount of extra hours and side-missions wont save it.

The only thing in this game that did not age well is that damn baby mario (pun intended). I wish it was just Yoshi, then this would be a perfect game. Now it's just 9.5/10 in my eyes. I like the first SMW better.

I personally don't see why Nintendo couldn't have two (or even three) different systems at a time. A 2DS XL isn't even that expensive and there's plenty of games to play if we include the DS library too. I still have a huge backlog to play from both systems. And I do own a switch too.
I also don't get the hate about those 3DS screens. Sure they are lower resolution but I think they are just good quality, the games look nice and the brightness sure ain't a problem.
But I would like to see handheld gaming coming back to it's roots with less huge, large scale, hundreds of hours worth, HD-resolution games. Also I'd like the system to be small enough to actually get on my backpack whenever I travel or go hang out somewhere.
My new 3DS XL is on the verge of being portable enough if I don't have too much other stuff to take with me. A PSP is small enough and STURDY (also cheap) to take with me. My vita is just too shiny and precious so I'll just leave it home. And the switch. Oh boy. Way too large to be a travel-console for me.
So my suggestion would be to make console the size of the OG GBA and fill it with simpler 8-32 bit style retro-looking games that don't require 60+ hours to complete. Let that system co-exist with the switch (maybe with the 3DS too) and market it more towards casual gamers and kids.

Looks fresh!

I personally don't have a problem with leaks. I want to know what I am getting, it get's me hyped up for new releases. I also like to have something to chat with the gaming community. And it's not like the game is ruined from some leaked information about it.
Sure, if someone would leak the whole plot of a game I'm interested in buying I would not read/watch that.

@GameOtaku Well that is kinda true.

@Rhaoulos How many likes for your ten seconds of fame?

@Folkloner Me neither. I'm not a huge fan of the motion controls to begin with, and if the same thing can be done with a joy con I already own. If it was a 5€ attachment to a joy con then I might consider just for some childhood memories sake.

An open world with some limitations would be nice. And by limitations I mean like the player would need a certain skill or pokemon to get past. Or just simply that some areas would have Pokemon way too high level to enter at first. I also would like to have a camera that the player could rotate freely, but the game should still be third person view not first person. I don't care that much about the new pokemon-hype. I mean if the new ones are memorable and the game doesn't include every single pokemon from previous gens, then it's cool. But I wouldn't like to get anxious over catching all the 900-1000 monsters the game would have.

The new stage could be something that was previously left from warped. I think it's included only on these versions to encourage people to double dip on the game, but will be added to the ps4 version later as a download.

I don't want music to the eshop. It might add loading times and what's more annoying than waiting for something to load and hear music you don't even care for?
I think Nintendo should make an effort to the OS of the console itself. Like add folders and make it so we could actually move games from system to SD and back.

How about one that had the GC-controller shape but the buttons from a pro-controller. And ofc would be wireless and had motion & HD-rumble.

The 50 euro price tag is too much. Considering the tech inside maybe 35-40 would be reasonable. But for me even that would be too expensive for a thing that works with just one game.

@Randomlight I bet the labo edition of this is going to be even more expensive.

I think every new Pokemon game should have had either just a new set of monsters (like 150-200) without the chance of getting every single one, or they just might have added like 20 new each gen. I love the first 151. I liked the next 100. In gen they got a bit meh. And after that I don't there are much to remember besides legendaries & starters. Just too many filler 'mons. And it sure is overwhelming when you wish you could get all 800 but realize that without friends, pokemon bank, multiple 3DS consoles and hundreds of hours of time it's never gonna happen.
I think it's great to get back to just having the first gen Pokemon. Those 151 I can imagine capturing/trading.

I also kinda like not having random encounters. But it feels weird not to battle wild pokemon. But I might just get used to this simpler mechanic. I might just get used to the motion controls too, wich are the biggest turn-off in the game for me at the moment.

@VR32X Me too. It's been a year and still no folders. Even the 3DS has had them as long as I remember.

I wish it would not have a mandatory motion control aim. Also it would be nice to battle the wild pokemon you intend to catch, like usual.

I bet it's gonna be expensive..

I wish nintendo just made a new 3ds XL PRO with the option for different faceplates (and a real second analog pad) instead of just making people buy tons of new consoles on different shells.

I've played sonic (especially 1&2) so many times on my megadrive and on other platforms too that I find myself not being that exited about it getting a re-release.

Because why not? I wonder when he's going to have a portable ps4. The jacket would make one feel like a shoplifter tho. The projectotr on the hood seems cool as you could point the picture wherever you want.

Those look really cool! I mean anyone can go and take hi quality pics with a DSLR but not everyone does this. Very artistic.

It looks nice but is it too narrow? Is it going to fall easily?
I have owned my switch for like half a year now and I have used it on tabletop-mode for like 5 times. If I play docked it's always on tv with a pro controller and if I undock it I just play handheld.
So I don't see myself buying either this or any cheaper one even tho I'd find them cool. Also it's a bummer if there's no usb-ports.

Nintendo should make an official portabe dock life the SFANS one for those times you travel with the console. Like when you stay at a hotel or visit some relatives or something.

Link's awakening was the first Zelda-game I ever played. I had not even heard about it (no internet in our house back in the early 2000) until I got to upgrade my gameboy pocket to a color. In the box of the color was some sort of pictures of the game and I just stared at those pics thinking "I NEED that game". I don't know how I figured out what the game was but eventually I got it (not sure if I bought it or had it as a present for b-day or x-mas). It was the deluxe version.
Anyway because it was my first zelda, I still think it's the best one of the series closely followed by the gba-port of link to the past, wich was the second zelda-game I ever played.
Having a new zelda in the style of this would absolutely blow my mind!

I did not grow up with all those really old retro-consoles. I had a megadrive and a gameboy pocket but Playstation was already released then and gbc was soon to come. So I did not play those games or own consoles older than the megadrive. I don’t even have any means to buy old gaming machines because I would not find playing them ”fun”. But this is appealing to me. It has the graphics from the late 80’s and a very simple gameplay. If it’s cheap then it’s a great time-killer for me.

2019 And the newer Nintendo 3DS?Or 3DSi?
I don’t mind. I like playing my new 3DS XL as much as the switch. And all my other consoles. 3DS graphics and resolutions are just fine. And if Nintendo made one more upgraded 3DS I’d buy it.

Switch pro or some kind of new switch so that the console itself is actually smaller and more portable but the dock contains more horsepower to get more out of games? I actually would not like it, I hate it when companies make those 1.5 systems that don't allow completely new stuff as the old 1.0 system needs to be compatible with the games too.
But gameboy mini classic, but with gbc games too. Like the best 50 games. Or then a new add on the gameboy line itself. Like a gameboy HD that has it's own cart slot and wireless connections. Online and local multiplayer, virtual console eshop with all the classic gb, gbc, gba games. Small and portable with new games that don't look like those wannabe 3d polygon games in ds/3ds. Just some 16bit style graphics.

Looks like it could mix the pokemon formula up a bit. I’m definitely gonna try this one out as I loved the first three generations of pokemon. I also miss those gbc graphics.

Glad I held off buying the digital. I've been wanting to play it so bad but as a sonic fan I kinda wanted a physical version. Most games are just fine as digital but some I just need to have on the shelf. The artbook is also a nice bonus. Now to just decide if it's ps4 or switch version for me. Switch might win for the portability, but if it's the normal 15 euros more, then I'll get the ps4 version.

This one looks so awesome! Tickles just the right spot with the visuals. I just hope it has some quality gameplay and variety in those landscapes.

I wish this would happen. The crash trilogy is awesome and this way more people could enjoy it. Also being portable is a huge plus.
I own these already. The physical psone versions, the ps store versions on ps3 (had them on my vita too). I also have the remaster on ps4. I really don’t need these on my switch, but if the price is right or/and it has some special content. Include ctr too and I’ll buy it instantly.
A new crash game would be cool too.

Seems like a great deal. But what kind of content will it have? GBA? GC? Even WII-titles? DS stuff?
I don’t want to complain here but I don’t think Mario Bros. 3 alone would be a reason to get on board. I think I have played the title on enough platforms already. I mean, it IS nice to have all the classics on one console for the times you get the itch to play them. But if it’s just the same old classics? 20 for a year is cheap. I admit it. Still I need a reason for the cheapness. Otherwise I’d just buy small rocks if someone said they are cheap.

GBA VC on the 3DS would be awesome. Maybe more GBC and SNES titles too. And make them cross buy with the upcoming switch virtual console. I know switch is a portable machine, but I rarely even remove it from the dock. Maybe some times if the lady wants to watch the tv or something. I never TaKe it outside our apartment cos it’s big, doesn’t have that great battery life and I’m afraid I’ll break the damn thing. With my new 3DS XL, I dont’t have those issues. Yes the 3DS battery life sucks too when compared to the ds lite for example. But it still lasts enough, and fits better to my backpack (I carry other stuff too).

I have all the originals. Boxes, manuals and all. Their batteries are drained tho and I should get new ones.
I used to play the crap out of gold with my gameboy. I finished silver and this one too, but I think this is the one I could see myself buying again.

It’s very annoying that our precious points expire and we’re not even getting any reasonable game-discounts to use them to.

Will it have any mario bros 3 / world styled map? Secrets? Several pathways? If so then sold! I kinda have a thing for those in a retro platformer.

I Have it on ps4/vita as a digital. I should play and finish it as I think it’s great. But I wont double dip. I have currently played it on vita as a portable game on trips.
If I had it on wii u, I might just get it on switch as I barely turn my wii u on these days..

I can see how netflix or something could be useful to those who don’t have any other devices next to their tv. But why would we need facebook apps or any Sofian media to the switch when almost everyone has a smartphone or a tablet. The battery like when used as a handheld is not that great, it would just drain the playtime if one would check facebook from the switch. A browser could be useful if one was stuck in a game and could not progress. But in that case it would also just be easier to get the iphone from the pocket.
I wish Nintendo would keep the switch as a gaming console only. Do just one thing and do it right, not a milloin things that are ”just ok”. If social media is a must, just add a feature to share clips and screenshots to a linked facebook accounts wall and that’s it.
But what the switch needs is an improved eshop, virtual console, folders in the main screen of the OS. And some sort of trophies. They just make it more appealing to replay and find everything from a game.

@link3710 i think resolutions on graphichs are just like megapixels on camera-lenses. Make the numero higher and ppl instantly think it’s loads better.

@Savino I think the point was they don’t want to include technology ppl don’t already have and would have to buy separately. Yes, touch in DS and motion in WII were first(ish) to their kind. But they were included with the consoles. So it wasn’t like ”this thing COULD do motion controls IF you were to buy a motion controller and a transmitter”.
I think this gen would have done just fine without 4k and vr.

Make it a GBC. And with better battery life, then one would consider. Also the price is too much as it is over a hundred?

I want to have an official firmware on my systems and play official games on them. Psp is the only system I’ve put retro games on, and to be honest it does not feel rewarding or even that fun to play those games on it. Whenever I decide to buy a game, I’ll think it trough and make sure it’s a game I’ll enoja. I might not play it right always, but when that moment comes it feels like I want and need to play it. Cos I bought it. If I put some roms on an emulator, it’s basically all the same if I even play the games. It just leaves me feeling hollow inside. It’s cool how ppl can do things like this but I wish Nintendo would make this possible by themselves. And by ”this” I mean giving us their old games. Not for free ofc but with a reasonable price tag.

I would not buy it on switch. I played the 3ds version and I don’t see anything wrong on it. So no need to have it on switch. Maybe a new 2d/2,5d zelda instead?