Just buy them all.Picked up the game this morning. Too busy to play for now. Tempted by that Mario Switch. Also tempted by the animal crossing one as well.
To my surprise I get the same Mario fatigue playing 3D World as I had when I played it on the Wii U. Even Sunshine was more engaging.
Some level have really great ideas but something is simply not catching me. Maybe the missing flood or Cappy.
It looks like the red used for the 16 bit Mario Amiibo.Looks really nice in it's dock, for me it's more themed for taiko no tatsujin colourwise as it matches don & kats colourscheme perfectly
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System transfer is a ballache though, so much messing about and the animal crossing save was a pain in the ass too. After i had moved all my accounts over i realised i needed to download a damn software tool from the eshop to move my island as it needs to be on both consoles. Had to make up a new account to get access to the eshop again as i didn't want to potentially cause problems by reusing one of my original accounts to log in jusut in case it fucked things up. My several hundred hour safely moved across but i wont be doing that again in a hurry.
I don’t think we get any announcement prior April. Nintendo is happy with Monster Hunter as their 2021 AC. They easily meet their forecast so I think they will use Zelda to keep momentum in Spring.Okay it's prediction time.
In the next 14 days we'll get a Zelda Direct announcing two collections and BOTW2 for 2021.
I'll give you Gaf Gold if that happens.Okay it's prediction time.
In the next 14 days we'll get a Zelda Direct announcing two collections and BOTW2 for 2021.
You could be really right. Originally I thought they'd wait until April to start talking about new stuff but I also think that the first Zelda collection could be coming in April and they'd need a place to announce that.I don’t think we get any announcement prior April. Nintendo is happy with Monster Hunter as their 2021 AC. They easily meet their forecast so I think they will use Zelda to keep momentum in Spring.
I’m looking forward to the next NSO update and will be pretty angry if I spent 60 bucks on Mario 3D all stars when those games are available within NSO. Ok, you also get all the songs as a special in the all-stars version but come on. Anyways, better then paying another 60 bucks for the next “remasters”.
You're on! I personally expect General Directs to come back eventually, but we might have to wait until after everyone is working from the office again.I still think Nintendo is done with regular Directs, although I think it's possible we get "E3" Direct or whatever they'll call it. I can see a Pokemon Direct happening soon and I'm pretty sure will get a new Mario Party this year since ND Cube seems capable of 2 game development.
I'm not to sure of what Nintendo would do with Zelda, I think Skyward Sword might get a remaster and the Wii U Zelda remasters could get re-released. Probably later this year they'll do Legend of Zelda 35 which will be the same thing as Super Mario 35 and I think Breath of the Wild 2 will be early 2022.
I'll give you Gaf Gold if that happens.
I've been on hard, but I'm playing co-op with my daughter who is about my equal in the game and I'm sure that's made a huge difference. We've only had a couple levels where we died more than once and had to restart from checkpoints, none of the main levels, just the last few side levels. However I can see as a single player experience 'hard' might be pretty tough toward the end. Unless, of course, you leveled way up. I'm around 75 hours now and have only one side quest remaining (8 Korok seeds to go) before I'm at 100% (99.46% currently). Still have to finish upgrading everyone's level to 100 (already there with Link, everyone else is ~75) and weapon to max levels but that shouldn't be too hard what with selling select items / gems for a crap-ton of money at certain merchants. I'm hoping for DLC so I can make use of some of these overpowered characters.52 hours later, Age of Calamity is done. Playing on hard was a mistake. Face the second half of the final boss encounter without being able to take a hit was maddening. I don't think I'll ever need to play a Musou game again. There is some depth there but probably only for about a 15 hour experience.
I've been on hard, but I'm playing co-op with my daughter who is about my equal in the game and I'm sure that's made a huge difference. We've only had a couple levels where we died more than once and had to restart from checkpoints, none of the main levels, just the last few side levels. However I can see as a single player experience 'hard' might be pretty tough toward the end. Unless, of course, you leveled way up. I'm around 75 hours now and have only one side quest remaining (8 Korok seeds to go) before I'm at 100% (99.46% currently). Still have to finish upgrading everyone's level to 100 (already there with Link, everyone else is ~75) and weapon to max levels but that shouldn't be too hard what with selling select items / gems for a crap-ton of money at certain merchants. I'm hoping for DLC so I can make use of some of these overpowered characters.
Huh, that's exactly how I felt about Hyrule Warriors and why I stayed away from Age of Calamity. The musou action is fun, but it can't sustain the length of game it wants to be and everything devolves into endless grinds in the end. Missing out on a top rank because you finished at 15.01 then having to do the level again and knowing that the difference wasn't so much your skill as much as your character level was infuriating.52 hours later, Age of Calamity is done. Playing on hard was a mistake. Face the second half of the final boss encounter without being able to take a hit was maddening. I don't think I'll ever need to play a Musou game again. There is some depth there but probably only for about a 15 hour experience.
I'll keep my expectations in check so I'm going to predict we'll see Metroid 5, a new Donkey Kong game, Metroid Prime 4, Bayonetta 3, Monolith Soft's new IP, F Zero NX and BotW 2, I think it's perfectly reasonable.
That's keeping your expectations in check?
I'll keep my expectations in check so I'm going to predict we'll see Metroid 5, a new Donkey Kong game, Metroid Prime 4, Bayonetta 3, Monolith Soft's new IP, F Zero NX and BotW 2, I think it's perfectly reasonable.
Don't forget about Nintendo buying Sega, it is on a Wednesday after all.
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Please Ninty.
I admire your confidence.I'm confident
Not 100% sure about Paper Mario but there should be a way to just start the game without any patch. No Start Software option at all?Ok - old man yells at cloud moment. Hoping someone can assist.
I'm in Texas with the statewide power outage. No internet and trying to catch up on some Switch stuff.
Paper Mario - when I booted it up, it said that an update was available and I needed to download it to play - but I was completely offline (obviously). I don't have it digitally - the cartridge was in the slot. Is there really no way to play this without updating it first?
Tried to play Hades, however that's a digital purchase. It gave me a "verifying purchase" error - can I not play Hades if I'm not connected to the internet?
And finally - I was surprised to find I could play the SNES Switch Online games offline. I guess I always thought I was streaming them or something this whole time, but when you download that SNES app - are all those games now saved locally? It was a pleasant surprise to be sure but I'm wondering what's stopping someone for doing Switch Online for one month, getting all the games and cancelling? It clearly doesn't need to confirm I have a valid account if I'm offline so how does this work? More curious than anything else, I'd never cancel at only $20 a year and want the new game updates.
Thanks!
Not 100% sure about Paper Mario but there should be a way to just start the game without any patch. No Start Software option at all?
For Hades, NSO, and any other digital games you need to connect once per week (booting up the game in question) to play them. The DRM checks in regularly in weekly intervals, but then expires.
To get around the DRM I’ve had success using my phone as a wifi hotspot and connecting the Switch. As long as you aren’t trying to download any patches, the DRM connection is minimal data. I have done this at the airport when I forgot to use the app before a flight and really wanted to play some SNES games, but didn’t want to risk connecting to public wifi.
BTW good luck and stay safe. I assume you are doing ok since you are trying to get the Switch working - that is a good first world problem to be having at the moment given the circumstances.
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Now or never Miyamoto.
Persona 5 Strikers
Bravely Default 2
Zelda Anniversary Collection
Skyward Sword HD
Ninja Gaiden Remake
Monster Hunter Rise (Hunter in Smash)
Monster Hunter Stories 2 (possibly July/August game and we won’t hear about it)
The World Ends With You 2
Shin Megami Tensei 3
Axiom Verge 2
Fire Emblem: Geneology of the Holy War remake
Second half of 2021:
Resident Evil: Outrage
New Super Monkey Ball
No More Heroes 3
New Splatoon game
Bayonetta 3
Breath of the Wild sequel
Metroid V
Switch Pro
As for the Switch online,it does a check once a week if you can play and when it does that, it checks if you have an active online membership.Ok - old man yells at cloud moment. Hoping someone can assist.
I'm in Texas with the statewide power outage. No internet and trying to catch up on some Switch stuff.
Paper Mario - when I booted it up, it said that an update was available and I needed to download it to play - but I was completely offline (obviously). I don't have it digitally - the cartridge was in the slot. Is there really no way to play this without updating it first?
Tried to play Hades, however that's a digital purchase. It gave me a "verifying purchase" error - can I not play Hades if I'm not connected to the internet?
And finally - I was surprised to find I could play the SNES Switch Online games offline. I guess I always thought I was streaming them or something this whole time, but when you download that SNES app - are all those games now saved locally? It was a pleasant surprise to be sure but I'm wondering what's stopping someone for doing Switch Online for one month, getting all the games and cancelling? It clearly doesn't need to confirm I have a valid account if I'm offline so how does this work? More curious than anything else, I'd never cancel at only $20 a year and want the new game updates.
Thanks!
As for the Switch online,it does a check once a week if you can play and when it does that, it checks if you have an active online membership.
Pikmin 3 Deluxe is actually the best selling game in the franchise.I think 3 Deluxe tanked on Switch so I'm not holding out hope unfortunately.
Pikmin 3 Deluxe is actually the best selling game in the franchise.
Okay it's prediction time.
In the next 14 days we'll get a Zelda Direct announcing two collections and BOTW2 for 2021.
I'll give you Gaf Gold if that happens.
Maximum Hype Announcement: Bakugan: Champions of Vestroia Game of the Year edition
a link to the past remakeGrezzo are hiring for a "stylish" and "medieval" game. Hoping it's a new IP for Nintendo.
I'm hoping for a new 2D Zelda myself. Not expecting it until next year though.a link to the past remake![]()