I have to say that I will be pretty surprised if we finish out Pokemon's 25th anniversary without getting the GB/GBC games on the Switch. Seems like such an obvious way to celebrate the anniversary.
Earthbound will probably get some Mother remaster or collection so I'm happy not seeing it on NSO.
RBY are slow and archaic compared to Let's Go, they're very different games. I don't think having them available would really deter someone from getting Let's Go if they were considering it.I mentioned it in another thread, but with a little critical thinking, why would RBY (or even FrLg) be added when Let's Go Pikachu/Eevee continues to be sold at full price and already has Pokemon Home connectivity integrated?
Hell if anything that should point to more reasons why GSC won't show up when Game Freak can just pump out Let's Go Marill/Togepi in late 2022/early 2023
Would this be a decent begining to the service?
-SML 1
-SML 2
-WL 1
-DK94
-KDL 1
-Metroid 2
-Kid Icarus 2
-Mole Mania
-Gradius GB 1
-Gargoyles Quest
-SMBDeluxe
-Oracle of Ages
-Oracle of Seasons
-Pokemon Pinball
-Pokemon TCG
-MMXtreme
-MGS Ghost Babel
-Robopon (either ver)
-Revilations The Demon Slayer
-Xtreme Sports (Is this coming to eShop? I forget)
Keep in mind Xbox Live and PSN both give you free current gen games every month.
We're gonna hit 5 years in with no way to play N64 games on this device
This service is atrocious
Heck you could play Blue/Red on the same system they were selling Leaf Green/Fire Red.RBY are slow and archaic compared to Let's Go, they're very different games. I don't think having them available would really deter someone from getting Let's Go if they were considering it.
If anything, putting twenty minutes into RBY might convince someone they actually want the updated version instead of suffering through the originals.
Is there Metal Gear NES on NSO?
Heck you could play Blue/Red on the same system they were selling Leaf Green/Fire Red.
That never stopped them before.
I don't see much of a point of including Pokemon games in the NSO sub when the market is probably better for everyone involved to sell them apiece.
Is there Metal Gear NES on NSO?
Then you have your answer.
Then Metal Gear 2 : Snake's revenge?Yes but Metal Gear NES is bad and no one wants that...
But yeah... I see your point
Then Metal Gear 2 : Snake's revenge?
wait we have emojis now?
like 🐍 ?
Those are completely different games.I mentioned it in another thread, but with a little critical thinking, why would RBY (or even FrLg) be added when Let's Go Pikachu/Eevee continues to be sold at full price and already has Pokemon Home connectivity integrated?
Hell if anything that should point to more reasons why GSC won't show up when Game Freak can just pump out Let's Go Marill/Togepi in late 2022/early 2023
They did got rereleased on 3DS, but they disabled basic features on the VC emulator, as I mentioned; Because they wanted to avoid players of cheating; -So if they got these games on Switch through NSO, I'd expect the same (scenario B);The games released on 3DS and you could transfer all of them to Pokémon Bank without issues. I don't see why it couldnt happen here again.
The GCN emulator developed for 3D All-Stars is called Hagi, which kinda blows this up.Actually, I am curious on what Count is now, maybe tying in the names like how Nintendo has been tying other internal names with the first letter?
Though, that excludes the NES from this theory. Basically, if (H)iyoko is to (H)andheld AKA GB/GBC and (C)anoe is to (C)onsole AKA SNES, with the omission of Kachikachi for NES, then (C)ount could perhaps not be a handheld, but one of their home console. And that likely is the N64. Even if I wanted the GC games, likely on their next system to have enough of the grunt for it to work pretty well with emulation.
Even then, likely not anytime soon.
Again, assuming that NES/Kachikachi is excluded from this. Though it depends if you consider the K sound for console as a good enough of a reach lol
What does kachikachi mean?
Agreed - I don't expect GCN to be on the current Switch in any capacity, let alone in a scenario that requires tight communication timing like that (even Dolphin is still figuring this out with mGBA). I think Sunshine is as far as Hagi goes with the hardware we have now.It's a good question. I'm pretty confident emulating 4 GBCs at once is possible, but 4 GBAs is a much taller order. I wouldn't rule out the possibility, but it's hard to say one way or another, especially without knowing how many CPU cores the Wii U GBA emulator uses. It could be that 4 player GBA multiplayer is a feature that will be exclusive to an upcoming, more powerful model.
Fortunately, the GBA wireless adapter will mitigate things somewhat, and everything from DS forward should be trivial, since it's all wireless, though. The only configurations more troublesome than 4 GBAs would be ones involving the GBA-GCN Link Cable. Adding a GameCube to the mix would almost certainly be too much for the Switch.
I'm not sure where the expectation came from either, but I think skipping last year hurt a lot. People were expecting to have GBA or N64 by this time, not finally getting GB/GBC.I'm confused - was there ever an expectation that GBA would come at the same time as GB/C? I don't think there's any precedence for that. They're two different consoles (like NES > SNES), so it'd make sense to get GB/C first.
I'm very excited. Hoping for the below:
Link's Awakening DX
Oracle games
Kirby's Dream Land 1 & 2
Kirby's Pinball
Mario Land 1-3
Pokemon games
Pokemon Pinball
DK94
Metroid 2
Mole Mania
Non-Nintendo games likeShantaeand Bonk.
and so forth, despair ensues.The GCN emulator developed for 3D All-Stars is called Hagi, which kinda blows this up.
Count still exists, of course. It's just a question as to which platform. I imagine GBA and N64 are both planned eventually, it's just a matter of which is first (god forbid Nintendo gives us both at once 🙄).
As I said before, unless there's some pretty strong evidence otherwise, it's very likely that "Count" is just a C++ idiom for getting the number of items in an enum.Count still exists, of course. It's just a question as to which platform. I imagine GBA and N64 are both planned eventually, it's just a matter of which is first (god forbid Nintendo gives us both at once 🙄).
I don't recall hearing about Count when 3D All-Stars released and the emulators were being discussed - in fact, I don't think the 64's emulator name was found at all. Do with that what you will.
Man, I've met Nintendo whales in my life, ain't shit ever changing with Nintendo 🤣I swear Nintendo be trolling. They sitting on such a catalog any IP older would kill their families for and they do LESS than nothing with them.
I don't think that's something that would slip by OatmealDome, but I'll entertain the idea I suppose. It is strange that we have four Japanese words for the emulators and Count, I'll give you that.As I said before, unless there's some pretty strong evidence otherwise, it's very likely that "Count" is just a C++ idiom for getting the number of items in an enum.
Not sure how obvious it would be from a reverse engineering perspective. It and C++ aren't really my area of expertise, but I do know that adding a "count" to the end of enums in that language is definitely a thing that's done.I don't think that's something that would slip by OatmealDome, but I'll entertain the idea I suppose. It is strange that we have four Japanese words for the emulators and Count, I'll give you that.
That's actually like, the one Game Boy Pokémon spin-off that hasn't been rereleased ever. I don't think there's any particular reason to think it's unlikely though, especially now that emulating rumble shouldn't be an issue.Pokemon Pinball will probably be there but I highly doubt any of the mainline games will get in. I'd say it's unlikely Link's Awakening gets included either
Of course I agree with you but I dont see Nintendo making AM2R or Samus Returns available on the Switch anytime soon so I'll make do with OG Metroid 2 which I've never played.Eh Metroid II game boy isn't a good game to sell people on the Metroid franchise. It's fun novelty now but the game is confusing. The remake and the fan game definitely made it actually playable.
Isn't that sad? That the best Nintendo console to play their best old games with the widest selection to choose from is also their worst selling failure of all time (this side of the VB)?You're missing the best official Nintendo emulation platform.
Seriously.
You will get early ass first generation Game Boy games with zero options to colorize them like on the Super GB and you'll like it! You'll get Super Mario Land 1, Baseball, Tennis, and Alleyway and you better be grateful! I'm holding for Metroid 2 only because of Dread hype but thats as far as my ambitions go.I'm expecting the absolute bare minimum. No shot they throw Pokemon on there.
It's because of the way it's done. Gameboy and Gameboy color games coming to NSO? Awesome!Amazing how this is a thread about the potential of good news and people still find ways to be negative. Just shows that they can never please everyone.
We just have to keep believing 😭I've been hearing about a Mother trilogy since the Wii and I still don't think it's ever happening TBH.
but official site policy is that we're not allowed to steal
For whatever reason GBA games aren't included due to potential remakes on some titles? Terrible.
You can rip GBA carts. I've got the necessary hardware sitting on my desk in front of me.
Nintendo used to just sell you the necessary hardware to dump your GBA roms 😏
... You know that NSO doesn't use streaming, right?You're absolutely deluded if you think NSO is successful because of the NES/SNES apps, and not because it's literally the only way to play online for Switch (except free-to-play and other games at the developer's/publisher's discretion). In fact, the increases in subscriptions often correlated to major game releases (the initial spike in 2018 bc of the end of free trial, Smash Ultimate, Animal Crossing and so on).
I'm calling the Netflix-style a failure based on these arguments which are not opinion based:
1) The belief that a Netflix-style was somehow going to lead to more content and less dripfeeding. This was the main idea of why people kept saying to retire the Virtual Console. Lo and behold, we still see dripfeeding and somehow people are surprised by this. Like what were you expecting? Third parties are incentivized now to release their own collections which hurts the effectiveness of these subscription services. Although Nintendo hasn't really shown a willingness to invest.
2) These people were also saying that more platforms would've been added to this service instead of what we had on virtual console. It's been almost 5 years now and we've only seen NES and SNES. Virtual Console in Nintendo consoles went from Master System all the way to N64. Not to mention the complexity of doing emulation over streaming. A lot of people didn't consider this.
GameBoy and GameBoy Color were actually two different systems, with GameBoy Color being the successor to the original GameBoy. It also had exclusive games that didn't ever come to the original GameBoy. It was effectively a new gen.That's not why. GB/GBC are just one system and it's obvious Nintendo is only going to do about a system at a time.
GameBoy and GameBoy Color were actually two different systems, with GameBoy Color being the successor to the original GameBoy. It also had exclusive games that didn't ever come to the original GameBoy. It was effectively a new gen.
If that's the case, why did they make games exclusively for the GameBoy Color? Got a link for Nintendo considering them the same gen? It's the first I've ever heard of it.Nintendo considers the GameBoy Color as the same generation as the GameBoy. They always combine the sales numbers, game sales are combined, etc. It's essentially the same as the DSi and New 3DS.