Oooh, the touch screen. That's smart.
Can't wait to play Galaxy on the go, holy shit.
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Can't wait to play Galaxy on the go, holy shit.
This is going in circles. So what do you use for the parts of the game I referred to? Parts that required a pointer.
edit: ah, sounds like it's touch screen
touchscreen replacing pointer functionality in handheld galaxy sounds horrible
I think that you'll likely have the opportunity to buy them a la carte starting in April after the window closes. That's the popular theory at least.
Well, I'm stoked. Nintendo's vault-style approach aside (discussed in other thread), I love curating a collection of classics on Switch, and these are essentials. 64 and Galaxy are among my faves, but hot damn does Sunshine look good in HD. Remakes would be cool, but I'm happy having these all in one place in HD.
Not
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I was mistaken here, I thought that a game that just had a resolution boost was not considered a remaster.
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I mean you'd think that. But I only buy digitally, so I don't want to risk it. If they're insane enough to literally just not sell these games after the window closes, I'd be left without a way to ever buy them.
its so funny nintendo took an obvious slam dunk product and straight up not including one of the games isnt the most confusing aspect of the release
They wanted to spend no resources on this collection and Nvidia only had ported over Galaxy 1 to the emulator.
I haven't seen anyone else say this. Where did you see that? I think when I preordered I saw the Pro controller under the eShop info.
edit: Supported Controllers: Nintendo Switch Pro Controller. Directly from the eShop listing.
Pointer on Galaxy could use gyro or maybe the right analogue stick.
Eww, I don't want to use a touch screen when playing a 3D Mario game lol. Just make stars like nuts and bolts in R&C and have them automatically magnetized to Mario.
If they sell the games individually (and I doubt it) you can bet they will be 30$ each.
Next up Microsoft/Sony.
Question is who is gona hold whos beer..lol
Your.... other hand?? You can move with the left stick and touch the screen with the other if you need to.
It's not perfect but it's not awful 🤷♂️
Sounds really pretentious to say that when the majority of the people here want to have it physical or you know can't use the way to use emulator
What a shame they didn't butcher the artstyle again
They're remasters, they all have resolution boosts and Sunshine is now widescreen
Totally! If you're as eager as I am to have a mobile version of Sunshine + Galaxy, then I wouldn't risk it. But it would be pretty wild if they provide 0 options for buying the game after April. Nintendo has done crazier things though, haha.
I mean what's your genius alternative
Right analog stick is far too slow
You can dream. Galaxy and sunshine will be 39,99. Mario 64 will be 29,99.
Lol as somebody who grew up with the DS version, I don't see how it's not objectively better, but hey. All I know is it added loads of content.
Touch screen is a much better option than the stupid right stick; that would be godawful.
Nintendo made the right choice.
Nintendo made the right choice.
I just checked an it's on Amazon.com, maybe it's not available for shipping to your country.
They usually get available for international shipping after it's released.
They will say the controls but they're wrong, it's all there with switch (analogue stick)
So, what possible reason is there for the 64 port not being widescreen, when Sunshine is? After being reminded that the 64 PC port runs on the New 3DS in widescreen, I'm further disappointed by it being 4:3 here.
Also, got my preorder in at Amazon US. Might cancel it since the physical version isn't anything special like All-Stars was back on the Wii, but I'm going to hold onto it for now.
Also, got my preorder in at Amazon US. Might cancel it since the physical version isn't anything special like All-Stars was back on the Wii, but I'm going to hold onto it for now.
This actually is pretty good, spin must be mapped to a button then like 3D World?
I mean he was called that in the original SM64. Can't remember the game that started calling him King but it wasn't SM64
A lot of fairly mediocre content, at the price of the whole game looking horrible
The controls were also terrible on the DS (being limited to a d-pad), but obviously at least that wouldn't be an issue on a Switch port
Not really, there's really no place you have to use the pointer and also move Mario at the same time.
I too have been a little disappointed starting with 2018. I thought with only having to support one platform, Nintendo would have a lot more games. They seem to have very, very few internal games, and a huge amount of externally-developed games, yet they have more internal employees now than ever before. I get that game development costs are increasing and the development cycles are getting longer, but 2018 was a super light year in terms of software output, and 2019 wasn't much better. 2020 has just been brutal. Even without COVID, I feel like this year would've been super light, but at least 3D World + Bowser's Fury would have made it by December. I hope 2021 is a repeat of 2017 and we just get dumped on.