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Re: PGA Tour 2K21

stevep

I read that you swing by moving the analog stick... seriously? All the games out so far that have included lame motion controls and now there is a game that would actually benefit from motion controls and they don’t include them? Lame

Re: Random: Finally, Sonic The Hedgehog Spins Onto The Super Nintendo

stevep

@X68000 no, that was reported in the 90s... but you can read details in other places on why the SNES CPU processed faster. “This means the Sega could handle around 900,000 instructions per second, maximum. The SNES could compute around 1.7 Million instructions per second, despite it’s lower clock speed.”

https://hackaday.com/2015/11/06/winning-the-console-wars-an-in-depth-architectural-study/

I have a Genesis, I don’t have a real SNES anymore, just the mini, so o do appreciate Genesis games but let’s be real here. SNES games are always better than the Genesis versions

Re: Yep, The Switch Has Now Outsold The NES

stevep

@zool a Switch is a Switch, dockable or not. Do you think that other companies would count them separately? When Apple mentions the total sales of the iPhone 8 they are counting the Pro models also. It’s a Switch if it plays Switch games, it’s as simple as that. It doesn’t matter what is or what isn’t attached to it

Re: Yep, The Switch Has Now Outsold The NES

stevep

@zool what??? The Switch has outsold the NES. You are the one playing with numbers. The Gameboy came out years later, near the end of The NES... and besides, it doesn’t make any sense to bring up Gameboy, we are talking about the NES right? should we include Genesis too?

You call it politics? I am overwhelmed with the illogic in your entire post!

Re: The State Of The Switch eShop Is "Heartbreaking" Says No More Robots Boss

stevep

I come across many games by accident on the eshop that are great but I completely ignored them when I read the release news on NintendoLife because the text description sucked, it would help if we could have screenshots along with the weekly release news.

Without screenshots we are left with crap descriptions like this one from last week - “you are shooting your path to find the exit and move on to the next level. Lots of monsters and nasty bosses make your work difficult.” - pretty much describes most of the games made in the past 30 years.

Re: Soapbox: There's No Shame In Playing On Easy, Even If You're A Pro

stevep

Sometimes I’m in the mood for having fun rather than being stressed out. There are a lot of games out there that will put you through a ton of frustration, some games feel more like work than fun. I have nothing to prove to anyone. If you like being stressed out then go for it, I’d rather have fun

Re: Review: SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated - A Fun 3D Platformer, Despite Some Technical Hitches

stevep

So I bought a physical copy and plug it in and it wants to download the update which took so long that it's most likely a whole new copy of the game. So now I eat up space on my SD card because the game is too broken on the cartridge. 10 years from now the used game market is going to be a nightmare, all these buggy cartridges out there and no download servers to fix things at that point. Why don't they figure out a way to have the fixes applied to the cartridge we purchase?

Re: Review: Burnout Paradise Remastered - Thrilling Open-World Racing Tempered By Blurry Visuals And A High Price

stevep

I played the Switch version and the remastered PC version, when the PC version running at 1080 HD you cannot tell the difference between the two at all, the Switch port is amazing and deserves a 9! I didn’t play it handheld, only docked but I don’t see any blur at all when docked.

We get an amazing game on Switch and so many people just want to complain.

Re: Burnout Paradise Remastered

stevep

I’m waiting to see if they are going to destroy the experience on the Switch like they did on PC, online Origin account required, online activations, internet connection, etc. If they do... they can keep it! It’s currently $5 on PC and on Switch it will be $50, better not be full of the same crap at that price!

Re: Hacker Group Not Happy About Nintendo's "Censorship" And "Legal Scare Tactics"

stevep

A lot of software is digital only and when your Switch dies in 10 years Nintendo will do nothing to help you get the software back at that point, if you ever want to play that software again you will have to hack or emulate a Switch. These guys are doing us a favor in the long run, I feel better about buying digital knowing that if I lose it all I can hack it all back.