I can't wait to see ports for the Wii U, Dreamcast, DSi, Vita and etc... as happened with Super Mario 64 and OpenLara. (honestly, this is what excites me the most about the unofficial PC port)
It was insane to see OpenLara running on a Zeebo f#cking that uses BREW, it would be really cool to see the same with Ocarina of Time.
I think the point some people don't get is that it was never a case of ''Catch all Pokémon'', but rather giving the player the option to use their favorite Pokémon.
I've had a Serperior since Pokémon White and it's one of my favorite Pokémon, I brought it with me in Pokémon X and Ultra Moon on the 3DS but now it has to be stuck in Pokémon Home as there isn't a Switch game that supports it. and so I can't use it.
Since the 3DS, one of the most magical things about Pokémon has been giving you the option to bond with your Pokémon and being able to keep them in the next generation, on the next console, in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire on the 3DS that they even reward you. with a nice homage if you bring in a Pokemon that came from the GBA's original Ruby and Sapphire, that unfortunately got lost on the Switch.
I was thinking about this game recently, I am surprised and happy that finally a rom has been dumped. Apparently the idea of moving the game to the Game Cube was made very late, I did not expect that they would transform the game into Star Fox still on Nintendo 64.
But anyway, it gives me hope that someday we will see an Earthbound 64/Mother 64 beta.
I just loved the idea of the video, I have some suggestions if you are going to do a sequence
Call of Duty Séries on the Wii ( Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 surprises me today because it is exactly the same game as PC/PS3/X360 but only with inferior graphics, even the online mode was robust, it was the only game that you did not need to add via friendcode and that had voice chat on Wii. )
Street Fighter Alpha 2 on the SNES ( Despite having those loadings in the battles it is incredible that they put a fighting game made for the 32bit machines on the Super Nintendo, even the PS1 port had some downgrades, it is simply incredible that this game runs on SNES. )
Dragon's Lair on the Game Boy Color ( I think this one needs no comments, they just put a game made for CDs with Full Motion Video on a portable 8-bit console. )
Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing on the Nintendo DS ( They just put the whole experience together with the same stages as the console versions on the Nintendo DS and still managed to run at 60fps, it's just amazing )
Need for Speed Séries on the Game Boy Advance ( It is one of the few 3D games of the Game Boy Advance, that in itself is already incredible, they even managed to put some songs inside the cartridge )
SpiderMan: Edge of Time on the 3DS ( This is a somewhat unknown case, but they managed to put the full game of the X360 and PS3 on the Nintendo 3DS only with graphic reductions, I highly recommend looking at a comparison to get an idea. )
Street Fighter IV on the 3DS ( It is basically the same case as SpiderMan, they carried the same PS3/X360 game only with graphic reductions, I always loved seeing the 3DS running games from the most powerful consoles)
I have many other games in my head, but these are probably the 7 that I find most interesting and that could be used for a future video.
I still use Netflix a lot on the Wii U, I think it's very practical to use it, I can watch it lying on the living room sofa using headphones on the GamePad and if someone wants to use the TV I don't need to stop watching, I just take it the Wii U GamePad and continuous watching in the room.
To be honest, I never even used Netflix on the PC or Smartphone, what I find most irritating is that for now none of them launch Netflix on the Nintendo Switch.
I can't believe this is finally happening !!, I hope I can finally play Mario, Zelda or Pokémon in Portuguese, who knows they might be able to launch the Switch here at prices compatible with our market.
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Re: The Zelda: Ocarina Of Time PC Port Is Finished And Out Now
I can't wait to see ports for the Wii U, Dreamcast, DSi, Vita and etc... as happened with Super Mario 64 and OpenLara. (honestly, this is what excites me the most about the unofficial PC port)
It was insane to see OpenLara running on a Zeebo f#cking that uses BREW, it would be really cool to see the same with Ocarina of Time.
Re: You Likely Won't Be Able To Catch 'Em All In Pokémon Scarlet And Violet
I think the point some people don't get is that it was never a case of ''Catch all Pokémon'', but rather giving the player the option to use their favorite Pokémon.
I've had a Serperior since Pokémon White and it's one of my favorite Pokémon, I brought it with me in Pokémon X and Ultra Moon on the 3DS but now it has to be stuck in Pokémon Home as there isn't a Switch game that supports it. and so I can't use it.
Since the 3DS, one of the most magical things about Pokémon has been giving you the option to bond with your Pokémon and being able to keep them in the next generation, on the next console, in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire on the 3DS that they even reward you. with a nice homage if you bring in a Pokemon that came from the GBA's original Ruby and Sapphire, that unfortunately got lost on the Switch.
Re: Dragon Quest XII: The Flames Of Fate Is Running On Unreal Engine 5
@Xellen
Fortnite is the first.
Re: Hackers Have Cracked Open A Sega Saturn Emulator Inside A Commercial Switch Release
It would be a little easier to tolerate Switch Online's new price if they released Sega Saturn games on it.
It would even make more sense since the Nintendo 64 and Sega Saturn are consoles of the same generation.
Re: Rare's Cancelled N64 Project Dinosaur Planet Has Been Leaked Online
I was thinking about this game recently, I am surprised and happy that finally a rom has been dumped. Apparently the idea of moving the game to the Game Cube was made very late, I did not expect that they would transform the game into Star Fox still on Nintendo 64.
But anyway, it gives me hope that someday we will see an Earthbound 64/Mother 64 beta.
Re: Video: Seven 'Impossible' Ports That Made It Onto Nintendo Systems
I just loved the idea of the video, I have some suggestions if you are going to do a sequence
Call of Duty Séries on the Wii ( Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 surprises me today because it is exactly the same game as PC/PS3/X360 but only with inferior graphics, even the online mode was robust, it was the only game that you did not need to add via friendcode and that had voice chat on Wii. )
Street Fighter Alpha 2 on the SNES ( Despite having those loadings in the battles it is incredible that they put a fighting game made for the 32bit machines on the Super Nintendo, even the PS1 port had some downgrades, it is simply incredible that this game runs on SNES. )
Dragon's Lair on the Game Boy Color ( I think this one needs no comments, they just put a game made for CDs with Full Motion Video on a portable 8-bit console. )
Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing on the Nintendo DS ( They just put the whole experience together with the same stages as the console versions on the Nintendo DS and still managed to run at 60fps, it's just amazing )
Need for Speed Séries on the Game Boy Advance (
It is one of the few 3D games of the Game Boy Advance, that in itself is already incredible, they even managed to put some songs inside the cartridge )
SpiderMan: Edge of Time on the 3DS ( This is a somewhat unknown case, but they managed to put the full game of the X360 and PS3 on the Nintendo 3DS only with graphic reductions, I highly recommend looking at a comparison to get an idea. )
Street Fighter IV on the 3DS ( It is basically the same case as SpiderMan, they carried the same PS3/X360 game only with graphic reductions, I always loved seeing the 3DS running games from the most powerful consoles)
I have many other games in my head, but these are probably the 7 that I find most interesting and that could be used for a future video.
Sorry for my English, Brazilian here.
Re: Netflix Is Winding Down Its Services On Wii U And 3DS
I still use Netflix a lot on the Wii U, I think it's very practical to use it, I can watch it lying on the living room sofa using headphones on the GamePad and if someone wants to use the TV I don't need to stop watching, I just take it the Wii U GamePad and continuous watching in the room.
To be honest, I never even used Netflix on the PC or Smartphone, what I find most irritating is that for now none of them launch Netflix on the Nintendo Switch.
Re: The Nintendo Switch Is Officially Launching In Brazil
I can't believe this is finally happening !!, I hope I can finally play Mario, Zelda or Pokémon in Portuguese, who knows they might be able to launch the Switch here at prices compatible with our market.