Happened to me once, still in the first year of the Switch. My copy of Rayman Legends came without the cartridge but the plastic was damaged, I suspect the cartridge was stolen at some point. I had no problem exchanging it at the store where I ordered it (I bought it online, but it is a store that has a physical unit in my city). The only problem is that they ran out of copies and I had to get another game.
The rating is low only when compared to the Wii Sports Resort, with the expectation that was created for a great sequel. And I perfectly understand the feeling, I wanted that too. But the game should be evaluated for what it is, not what you want it to be. And, in all honesty, it's an excellent game. Beautiful, easy to play and surprisingly addictive in its online mode. For the past week, both my other Switch games and Series X have been completely left out as I'm having fun in this game trying to rank up in Tennis and, to my complete surprise, football.
I think maybe it's time for Nintendo to think about redefining the concept of mobile games again. Switch already has a BIG role in this market and 3DS still has a few years to live. So Nintendo has the opportunity here to create a new concept to replace the 3DS without affecting the Switch. I would love to see a new attempt at gaming phone. Forget those monstrosities of Nokia and Sony, I trust that Nintendo can do something new, beautiful and functional. It would be wonderful to take the phone out of your pocket, unfold it, open it, no matter what it is, to "activate" controls that are attached to the device and play Nintendo quality games. I do not care that it will not be as thin as today's smartphones.
@Bengals76 I totally agree. I would love to buy Nintendo Power magazines, but I know it's a dead media. The podcast, however, has no appeal to me. A website, with Nintendo Power's old-style articles, might be more appropriate.
@Bengals76 I totally agree. I would love to buy Nintendo Power magazines, but I know it's a dead media. The podcast, however, has no appeal to me. A website, with Nintendo Power's old-style articles, might be more appropriate.
@Bengals76 I totally agree. I would love to buy Nintendo Power magazines, but I know it's a dead media. The podcast, however, has no appeal to me. A website, with Nintendo Power's old-style articles, might be more appropriate.
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Re: Poll: Have You Ordered Physical Switch Games That Came With The Cart Missing?
Happened to me once, still in the first year of the Switch. My copy of Rayman Legends came without the cartridge but the plastic was damaged, I suspect the cartridge was stolen at some point. I had no problem exchanging it at the store where I ordered it (I bought it online, but it is a store that has a physical unit in my city). The only problem is that they ran out of copies and I had to get another game.
Re: Video: Is Nintendo Switch Sports Really That Bad?
The rating is low only when compared to the Wii Sports Resort, with the expectation that was created for a great sequel. And I perfectly understand the feeling, I wanted that too. But the game should be evaluated for what it is, not what you want it to be. And, in all honesty, it's an excellent game. Beautiful, easy to play and surprisingly addictive in its online mode. For the past week, both my other Switch games and Series X have been completely left out as I'm having fun in this game trying to rank up in Tennis and, to my complete surprise, football.
Re: Nintendo Is Considering A Successor To The 3DS According To Its New President
I think maybe it's time for Nintendo to think about redefining the concept of mobile games again. Switch already has a BIG role in this market and 3DS still has a few years to live. So Nintendo has the opportunity here to create a new concept to replace the 3DS without affecting the Switch. I would love to see a new attempt at gaming phone. Forget those monstrosities of Nokia and Sony, I trust that Nintendo can do something new, beautiful and functional. It would be wonderful to take the phone out of your pocket, unfold it, open it, no matter what it is, to "activate" controls that are attached to the device and play Nintendo quality games. I do not care that it will not be as thin as today's smartphones.
Re: Nintendo Power's Second Episode Is Here And Nintendo Labo Takes Centre Stage
@Bengals76 I totally agree. I would love to buy Nintendo Power magazines, but I know it's a dead media. The podcast, however, has no appeal to me. A website, with Nintendo Power's old-style articles, might be more appropriate.
Re: Nintendo Power's Second Episode Is Here And Nintendo Labo Takes Centre Stage
@Bengals76 I totally agree. I would love to buy Nintendo Power magazines, but I know it's a dead media. The podcast, however, has no appeal to me. A website, with Nintendo Power's old-style articles, might be more appropriate.
Re: Nintendo Power's Second Episode Is Here And Nintendo Labo Takes Centre Stage
@Bengals76 I totally agree. I would love to buy Nintendo Power magazines, but I know it's a dead media. The podcast, however, has no appeal to me. A website, with Nintendo Power's old-style articles, might be more appropriate.