Nintendo Company Book 2019, now available to NCL shareholders.
Together with Company Books from previous years
Together with Company Books from previous years
Damn, those are badass.Nintendo Company Book 2019, now available to NCL shareholders.
Together with Company Books from previous years
source pleaseNintendo Company Book 2019, now available to NCL shareholders.
Together with Company Books from previous years
No, I meant the twitter source. You embedded them from twitter.You wanna buy them? Look up on eBay? Nintendo Company Brochure.
This?No, I meant the twitter source. You embedded them from twitter.
So, this is kinda troubling:
@rcmadiax: Just a heads up, a lot of developers are hitting the expiration of their Wii U developers license, and Nintendo is no longer allowing them to be renewed. If this happens, they remove all titles from said developer.
This sounds like some sort of eShop halfmageddon in the making. What do we do about this? Anyone got a journalist who could verify it?
Thread worthy after someone other than RCMADIAX confirms this. Dude is sketchy.
I have a Switch question. Can I buy just any ol micro sd card for expanding its storage? Or, are there any limits (size, manufacturer, etc.)?
Right on. Is 64gb about enough to hold a good amount of stuff? It was sitting next to a 200gb one that I'm eyeing to buy.With Micro SD grads try and use the best you can afford (I recommend the Samsung EVO). There are no problems with different sizes or manufacturers.
When the Switch first came out I got a 64GB basic San Disk Micro SD which should have been fine. After around a year I was getting errors and game updates were failing to download. I then replaced it with a larger Samsung EVO Plus Micro SD and haven't had a single problem since.
64GB is nowhere near enough unless you only buy a handful of pixel art games per year.Right on. Is 64gb about enough to hold a good amount of stuff? It was sitting next to a 200gb one that I'm eyeing to buy.
Yep. It's the only non-Zelda game that contends for my favorite overall.
Yep. It's the only non-Zelda game that contends for my favorite overall.
I'd say so. It's very candid with some pretty serious themes, and a large part of the story is how different characters react to and handle tragedy. It all feels very sincere and hits pretty close to home.
I have. Different strokes obvs, but personally I'd easily rank it as one of Nintendo's GOATs full stop.
You'll never heard a word out of him about things like this. NDAs are still a thing.Now that Reggie has retired I wonder if somebody can hassle him and ask why he never chose to release Mother 3 in the West.
Well, the basic problem is getting anyone else to talk about it.Thread worthy after someone other than RCMADIAX confirms this. Dude is sketchy.
I'll ask around but people and right to be hesitant of RCMADIAXWell, the basic problem is getting anyone else to talk about it.
Who do we start with? Jonneh ? Do you know a few indie Wii U devs? Or anyone who could know such? Dev names could obviously stay sealed.
Right on. Is 64gb about enough to hold a good amount of stuff? It was sitting next to a 200gb one that I'm eyeing to buy.
64GB is nowhere near enough unless you only buy a handful of pixel art games per year.
Couldn't find an OT for Wii U (sad), so I think this thread is the most suitable one. :)
I've had all Wii U games for a few years now, just added the odd Just Dance over the past couple of years to the collection. But now with physical Axiom Verge finally out, I figured it's time to do the video.
213 unique games, so every PAL game and all US and Japanese exclusives. In addition I'm collecting all (meaningful) variants and editions, I have 308 of those (out of 314).
Link to the video.
If you're interested, I have compiled a full release list here.
Wow!! That's an incredible collection!! Congratulations!!
Are there any limited physical releases by companies such as Limited Run games that you're missing? Or this is now fully complete?
No I don't have any of those sorry.Thanks!
No, Axiom Verge was the only Limited Run Game on the console. Not missing any unique games, but still trying to find these variants:
- PAL Assassin's Creed IV - Black Chest Edition
- PAL The Lego Movie Videogame (with Western Emmet minifigure)
- US Lego Jurassic World (with Dr. Wu minifigure)
- US Skylanders Swap Force - Dark Edition Starter Pack
- US Skylanders: Trap Team - Super Bundle Pack
- US Scribblenauts Unmasked (2-disc Wal-mart Edition)
Let me know if you'd have one for sale. :D
I'm having some problems with my right joycon. The stick is off kilter, seems to be stuck going in the "down" direction. Like, playing SSBU, characters are stuck doing the down smash attack. Playing Picross, the cursor moves erratically. Physically, it seems fine. I went to the calibration settings and did the process to reset it, but the problem persists. Is there any other ways to reset it to default? Here's a video showing the problem:
If it behaves normally at first and then starts to act as if someone is pressing the stick, it could be joycon drift. Best solution for me is to get WD40 Electrical Cleaner (NOT regular WD40!) and spray it under the rubber flaps. Do a quick search for "joycon drift cleaning" and you will find lots of information on this.
I doubt it's related to someone spilling something. I don't know anybody who doesn't have drift problems with joycon. I've got bad drift on all my left sticks.Little late in the posting, but since I've dusted off my switch. I was having issues as well with drift.....this worked mostly for me. I think though I need to fully open it and just clean everything. It seems to have some kind of sort lodged into the stick itself. I think someone spilled something onto the joycon and it's sticking enough to certain angles.
I doubt it's related to someone spilling something. I don't know anybody who doesn't have drift problems with joycon. I've got bad drift on all my left sticks.
Where can I find this?The Corporate Governance Report lists what the top three company directors were paid last year:
Shuntaro Furukawa - 211 million yen ($1,955,000 USD)
Shigeru Miyamoto - 171 million yen ($1,584,000 USD)
Shinya Takahashi - 111 million yen ($1,028,000 USD)