I did not see this on the NA eShop this afternoon. Did anyone else find it?
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Nintendo eShop - September 2019 | You're Not Ready For This Month, Nobody Is Ready
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game has a "mixed" rating on Steam for what it's worth (its been in early access for a year)
apparently there will be.
Also potencial bad news for Puzzle Quest right now, some people have a nasty bug https://www.reddit.com/r/NintendoSwitch/comments/d6c0av/puzzle_quest_early_gamebreaking_bug/
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AAAAHHHHHHHHH I have a mighty need.
Has there been a release date announced?
Edit: October 3rd omg yes finally
Review here. They seemed to like it.
On another note, going to join in on the Sayonara Wild Hearts love fest. Really enjoying it and had to force myself not to finish it in one sitting.
It's great having Puzzle Quest again on a modern console. Curious to see the new quests and classes they added to this version. I love Gems of War as well, but original puzzle Quest is still amazing.
Darksiders 2 finally officially was announced during gamescom or PAX or around that time.
Oh was it? I missed it then, it was like the worst kept secret that it was coming for months on end :p
Yea that's why the announcement was more of a "yea yea we know" type of deal. We've moved on to waiting for them to confirm the Biomutant port which got leaked through either the same or a similar retailer listing as Darksiders (1+2 lol).
Quick first impressions on Link:
- Cute as fuck. Also gorgeous, but apparently some people thing its ugly so /shrug.
- Frame drops are VERY real and VERY jarring. You go from 60 to 30 to 60 again when transitioning to new zones or when coming out of houses.
- Soundtrack is godtier.
- The rest? I mean its Link's Awakening... I got the sword from the beach, met the owl, went inside the hole in the village and failed the crane game. Just like 25 years ago :P
- Cute as fuck. Also gorgeous, but apparently some people thing its ugly so /shrug.
- Frame drops are VERY real and VERY jarring. You go from 60 to 30 to 60 again when transitioning to new zones or when coming out of houses.
- Soundtrack is godtier.
- The rest? I mean its Link's Awakening... I got the sword from the beach, met the owl, went inside the hole in the village and failed the crane game. Just like 25 years ago :P
Confession: I never owned a Game Boy so this will be my first experience with Link's Awakening.
I'm looking at some sales and wondered if anyone has any opinions on these games and how they run (undocked).
The Warlock of Firetop Mountain
Moonlighter
Regalia: Of Men and Monarchs
Warlock seems interesting and has a very large discount, and I've been interested in Moonlighter from the start, but held off after hearing some bad impressions, but maybe it's worth it now? Don't know much if Regalia, but it seems fun.
The Warlock of Firetop Mountain
Moonlighter
Regalia: Of Men and Monarchs
Warlock seems interesting and has a very large discount, and I've been interested in Moonlighter from the start, but held off after hearing some bad impressions, but maybe it's worth it now? Don't know much if Regalia, but it seems fun.
Anyone know what time Untitled Goose Game is supposed to hit the store? Seems odd that Zelda and a few others launch same day but are already available.
Edit: just seen it's supposedly going up 9AM local time!
Edit: just seen it's supposedly going up 9AM local time!
Haha, thank you. I literally just stumbled across that tweet too.
Golazo is freaking hard. I don't know if I just suck at soccer games because the only one I've ever played was Mario Strikers, or if this game really is just hard. I've played about five matches and lost three, tied once, and finally won once. And that's on Easy.
It's 30fps. The game is fine but unremarkable. Speed-run challenges and such keep things fresh but September is such a packed month, it is tough to recommend it over the flood of other eShop releases.
First 17 minutes of Untitled Goose Game:
Some Neo Cab demo impressions
The Good
-The game looks great...the city, map, and characters look good. The map is also very easy to navigate.
-Characters are interesting and have a lot of emotion.
-The game nails the cyberpunk/futuristic vibe. I don't want to give too much away about the plot or protagonist's backstory but the story really adds to the vibe of the game.
-Driver has a mood bracelet to tell you how your choices are affecting the protagonist/story.
-There's a journal that gives you a summary of what's going on...and it's done with drawings instead of text.
-You drive an electric car so you have to charge it (Fuel up) and manage the funds you receive for driving while also hitting what seems to be a quota/daily goal.
-The game has a driver star rating and there's incentives like bonuses for doing well (Tips) from riders.
-The demo is short but you get a very good feel of what to expect from the game. You get to drive 3 or 4 people and it's not linear, you get to choose who you pick up and where you want to stop.
The Bad
-Long load times. Think FFIX long.
-No VA
Here's some screenshots(Handheld Mode)
The Good
-The game looks great...the city, map, and characters look good. The map is also very easy to navigate.
-Characters are interesting and have a lot of emotion.
-The game nails the cyberpunk/futuristic vibe. I don't want to give too much away about the plot or protagonist's backstory but the story really adds to the vibe of the game.
-Driver has a mood bracelet to tell you how your choices are affecting the protagonist/story.
-There's a journal that gives you a summary of what's going on...and it's done with drawings instead of text.
-You drive an electric car so you have to charge it (Fuel up) and manage the funds you receive for driving while also hitting what seems to be a quota/daily goal.
-The game has a driver star rating and there's incentives like bonuses for doing well (Tips) from riders.
-The demo is short but you get a very good feel of what to expect from the game. You get to drive 3 or 4 people and it's not linear, you get to choose who you pick up and where you want to stop.
The Bad
-Long load times. Think FFIX long.
-No VA
Here's some screenshots(Handheld Mode)
The load times are really not that bad. I think people are just used to things loading almost instantly.
The one right before the title screen felt like forever to me. Did you finish the demo?
Not yet. I did play more than enough to know I really like it.
Wow, a sequel to one of my favorite NES games and I had never heard of it (River City). Between Link and Borderlands 3 I am probably not going to leave the house all weekend. Then I'll have River City waiting for me.
Spirit Hunter NG popped up on the eshop. $50 is about what I expected. I'd normally be wary of paying that much for a VN but Death Mark was super good.
You do an amazing job with these threads!
With the current pace, it seems like the Switch (in the NoA/NoE regions at least) will reach over 3,000 total games before the end of the year.
I'm seriously struggling with all the games I want to play releasing this month, the second half especially. Am afraid I might just not play anything at all instead.. which is something I do when I cant make up my mind :<
So Puzzle Quest
The battle screen looks redone and crystal clear, as well as menus, but portraits and especially the overworld graphics are really not pretty when playing docked. Maybe it was too much work to redo then but I was hoping since this seems like some kind of definitive edition that the whole game would be updated. It's fuzzy looking with aliasing.
Moving a big circle on the map that sticks/snaps to locations instead of just allowing me to move it freely is also bizarre and feels weird.
Otherwise, this is Puzzle Quest and I do love the Game I just wish a little more care had been put into a couple aspects of it
The battle screen looks redone and crystal clear, as well as menus, but portraits and especially the overworld graphics are really not pretty when playing docked. Maybe it was too much work to redo then but I was hoping since this seems like some kind of definitive edition that the whole game would be updated. It's fuzzy looking with aliasing.
Moving a big circle on the map that sticks/snaps to locations instead of just allowing me to move it freely is also bizarre and feels weird.
Otherwise, this is Puzzle Quest and I do love the Game I just wish a little more care had been put into a couple aspects of it
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Omg, I am so confused. I'm sure this is the third game I've seen mentioned as a sequel to Death Mark.
I thought it might have just been me that thought the overworld looked really blurry docked too. It's a bit off-putting as it makes me think my eyes are going funny and I'm losing focus.
NG isn't a sequel to Death Mark but it is the second game in the "Spirit Hunter" series.
I think that "Spirit Hunter" has been retroactively been added on to Death Mark's title (sorta like what they did with the Zero Escape games).
Aah, okay.
Do you know about the others? There was one I heard about, but don't remember the name, and then another one (which I'm fairly sure is a different game) which Uchikoshi is supposed to be helping out with.
It's possible neither of these are related to Death Mark and I'm just confused by a bunch of similarly named games.
Yeah the Uchikoshi one is called "Death March Club" so yeah I can see the issue with that one. I can't really think of another one tbh but that one isn't related, it's just Death Mark and NG at the moment.
Entirely possible I'm just dreaming connections that don't exist, lol.
The region of the console is irrelevant. It's based on the region of your eshop account, which you can change at will or just have multiples of on the console.
I believe game codes will work across contental regions (e.g. all of EU, plus AU/NZ/SA being on region, NA being another and JP being yet another) but currency codes will not.
Nintendo eShop cards are restricted to the locale they're for, UK £ cards only work in the UK eShop.
EU codes = EU codes, unless you're buying currency of course, that needs to match whatever you use locally (or what your account is set to)
Download Codes are game codes, not currency codes :)