Same tbh. I understand why people are annoyed they don't have both options, but for me personally it's much easier to keep all that stuff on the phone.
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Same tbh. I understand why people are annoyed they don't have both options, but for me personally it's much easier to keep all that stuff on the phone.
Wow. One whole game. Like I said.
So again, are you going to admit you were dead wrong about ACA and Mega Man Collection?
Thanks for alle the suggestions! Most of them I've never heard or forgotten that I have already looked into them!
I'll look through them and maybe there's even one or two on sale...
Edit: It's times like these, where I wish, Ivisigun Heroes would be on the Switch.
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Sure Jan. Because I just booted up 5 ACA titles and they use more than two buttons. And the Mega Man Collections use more than two buttons as well.
If you're not going to go into an argument knowing what you're talking about, then dont just try to make shit up on the fly.
A ton of those Neo Geo ACA games only use 2 buttons. I'm not going to write them out, you can look that up on your own.
Keep going. Waiting for all these tons of games you mentioned that you couldn't name and have to do desperate research for.
Hmm. I mean, I dont really have to prove anything to you.
Still, I forgive you for being you.
Going for insults because you pulled a dumb argument out of your ass and got shot down.
Good job.
If you're going to double down on an argument, then at least try to be mature about it please.
HotHamBoy The Almighty Tria Please drop it and move on. You aren't going to convince each other of anything so it's best to just let it go. Thank you.
Ahem, yes, back to regularly scheduled thread posting...
Also, Minoria is looking really good. Interesting that they're seemingly not porting it to the PS4 this time around. Switch has become the de facto indie machine confirmed.
Holy CRAP! I've been hoping for this for a while now. Would love to see a port of the other Momodora games as well if RUtM is successful on the switch. Maybe in the style of the Fairune Collection?
Also, Minoria is looking really good. Interesting that they're seemingly not porting it to the PS4 this time around. Switch has become the de facto indie machine confirmed.
The Pokken controller was actually 50% off in EB Games here the other week and I was really tempted to get it for 2D stuff. But I dunno I feel like they're gonna do a 'proper' retro one at some point.
Or if those NES things are a success they'll probably just churn out heaps of different ones of those lol. >_>
Edit: OH YAY Momodora! :D I didn't know about that, sweeet I've been waiting to play it for ages, waiting for a sale on Xbox that never comes. Switch version it is now!
Or if those NES things are a success they'll probably just churn out heaps of different ones of those lol. >_>
Edit: OH YAY Momodora! :D I didn't know about that, sweeet I've been waiting to play it for ages, waiting for a sale on Xbox that never comes. Switch version it is now!
I have been waiting for this to go under $10... Looks really interesting.Game of the Day
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Ironcast is really good! I spent a lot of time with that game last year. Arrived at the final boss once, but never beat it. It's a bit more dependent on luck with the random patterns than a game like Into the Breach, but even with a "bad" pattern there's lots to do strategically.
They don't have a CRT shader in games that were originally conceived by the graphic designers to display a lot of effects and advanced techniques like text gradients, textures or depth of field effects in the scenarios through the characteristic tech specs of a tube display, including scanlines, brightness contrasts or halation.
This thing is inadmissible, when the Hamster arcade releases and the M2 titles are including superb CRT shaders. And the last 6 collections of Capcom classics included CRT options.
Plus a really high input lag, specially in the CPS3 emulated games, but this last thing comes with no surprise. It's one of the defining things of Digital Eclipse in the last decade.
So I'm sorry Capcom, but I will continue playing these games in Retroarch, with CRT shaders and with advanced options for GPU sync to mitigate the latency.
So you need to use gigantic bold typographies to say a pretty obvious thing.
That a controller with only 2 face buttons instead of 4 buttons, without the ZL and ZR triggers, without two sticks, without the clickable L3 and R3 buttons in the sticks and without gyro controllers or HD rumble because of course, they are NES controllers designed for NES games only using 2 main face buttons, it's not supported by default by the rest of games designed for a controller with 6 extra buttons and 2 sticks in mind.
Surprise!
But please, now explain me the logic in generating a negative message behind this, and what's your master plan to integrate this as a default controller in the rest of games.
I don't understand.
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Also, by reading the rest of messages in the thread, including the examples that you cited.
Do you know that the Hamster Arcade Archives games had options to remap the buttons to every single button in the controller?
So the games will be broken, because they will not detect a controller with all the intended buttons.
The only way in which Hamster games can use a NES controller, is via patching the games, to integrate the API of these new NES controllers.
And once again, in this example, it's easy to see why the controller is not supported as a default option, without patching every single game to support this controller. And why the Switch OS will never integrate these as normal controllers.
'Knight Terrors' is other pretty fascinating example that you are using, when the game don't support the Pro Controller, being the only game in my library without this option. Good luck, waiting to Nicalis to patch the game to include the NES controller support, when they didn't care about the Pro Controller. And I fucking adore this game, and priced at 3 dollars, I can live with this.
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it was probably in big letters since he directly copied the text from the article. I did just the same thing in the input field and it produced the same exact result
I hope you are wrong, or at least if you are right, I hope that it's a very small price creep by a few dollars, kinda like Netflix does with HD.
Sony give out like $1000 of games a year with their subscription. If I keep subscribing, I keep a massive, otherwise expensive game library as a bonus built up over many years.
Nintendo have an online infrastructure that isn't as good, and free games that aren't as valuable, even if you start to add in SNES and N64. It doesn't matter how much they value their back catalogue.
They shouldn't be looking at $60 and thinking 'we can do that too' any more than Sony/MS should be looking at Netflix for $120/year and thinking 'lets shoot for that'. Stay away from that pricing. (which so far, they are doing).
On top of that, the status-quo might not always even be that expensive. There's the Fortnite problem. There is this huge tension now with free games like Fortnite not requiring PSN subscriptions to play online, and regular paid games requiring it.
Publishers right now must be looking at Fortnite and thinking, 'fuck'. Not only do they have to get people to buy their game (vs FREE), but because it's a paid game, it's going to require a subscription to play online (vs FREE). It's nuts. It's adding insult to injury.
SONY/MS are going to have to have a free, or greatly reduced sub-tier (of course, without the bonus monthly games), or many publishers are just going to move to making free games which are heavy on 'v-bucks'.
If this happens in a market where Nintendo have crept their subscription up to $60 because they added some SNES games, it's going to look as ridiculous as in the past when they offered the single $7.99 VC SNES game.
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Goddammit, it's announcing daily 4 or 5 visual novel on the TGS for Switch, even Saturn classics. We'll see 1% of them. :(
https://gematsu.com/2018/09/eve-burst-error-r-coming-to-switch-in-october-in-japan
It's a Rich Text Editor feature. If you copy the title of the article, it's copied font style and size too.
https://gematsu.com/2018/09/eve-burst-error-r-coming-to-switch-in-october-in-japan
It's a Rich Text Editor feature. If you copy the title of the article, it's copied font style and size too.
Now that's NSO is, well, online, I hope they mention the exclusive discounts to subscribers in the weekly Nintendo Downloads news today.
I was so annoyed when they just said 'Lol keep waiting for news!' in the Direct. If the subscriptions are starting on the next week, go out with a bang and show some big discounts to sell the service, Nintendo!!
Anyway, changing topic, it seems I'm getting close to the ending of FF15PEHD and I must say, if this is truly a recreation of the original game, then screw you SE for
I was so annoyed when they just said 'Lol keep waiting for news!' in the Direct. If the subscriptions are starting on the next week, go out with a bang and show some big discounts to sell the service, Nintendo!!
Anyway, changing topic, it seems I'm getting close to the ending of FF15PEHD and I must say, if this is truly a recreation of the original game, then screw you SE for
straight up show Gladio with some scars late in the game without any explanation, and later make the same with a blind Ignis without, once again, showing why is he like that.
Nice. Maybe I should get it now.
As a VN lover, I am very happy with these news. Eve Burst Error is widely considered as a masterpiece. In Japan, there was this magazine called "Saturn Magazine" and it ranked 1st in the popular vote for best Saturn game, beating both Grandia (2nd) and YU-NO (3rd).
Another famous one is Dies Irae, which is going to launch on 18th October. I am also very tempted to pick up Steins;Gate Elite, which is launching today.
BTW, this one has the possibility of coming to the west.
https://www.resetera.com/threads/yu...do-ps4-psv-switch-pc-feb-2019-in-japan.69709/
Also Hamster have ACA Renegade on the eShop. This is a Kunio Kun arcade game. They replaced the characters but still by the same devs.
I've been looking for some game for 3-4 players local co op action/beat em up/whatever and the following look interesting:
Moon hunters
Hammerwatch
Escapists 2
Nine parchments
Which of these would you choose or if you have an ever better recommendation, it would be very welcome!
Also, anyone played Overcooked 2 4-p co op?
Moon hunters
Hammerwatch
Escapists 2
Nine parchments
Which of these would you choose or if you have an ever better recommendation, it would be very welcome!
Also, anyone played Overcooked 2 4-p co op?
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If I need to create a rank with the all-time best visual novels, 'Steins;Gate', 'Eve Burst Error' and 'YU-NO' will appear in the TOP 5 close to 'The House in Fata Morgana'.
So three of the landmarks in the genre have been announced for Switch. Now, we need to cross our fingers to see if 'Eve Burst Error' and 'YU-NO' will see an English translation in its Switch versions.
So three of the landmarks in the genre have been announced for Switch. Now, we need to cross our fingers to see if 'Eve Burst Error' and 'YU-NO' will see an English translation in its Switch versions.
There are so many VN masterpieces out there. I hope more will be bought onto Switch.
Now, maybe I really should start playing my JP copy of Higurashi...
ACA Excitebike is our tomorrow. Looking at the screenshots this game seems far nicer than the NES version. Anybody got any experience of the arcade version?
Huh. I know Renegade - used to play the home computer ports of it back in the day. Had no idea it was related to RCR.
ACA Excitebike is our tomorrow. Looking at the screenshots this game seems far nicer than the NES version. Anybody got any experience of the arcade version?
This Vs. arcade version added two new exclusive tracks, they re-arranged the obstacles in the other 5 courses, they changed the structure so it will mix time trial events with competitive events against the CPU and it also added 3 different difficulty modes. But being an arcade game, it lost the circuit editor.
The thing is that this arcade version was used as the base for 'Vs. Excitebike' in the Famicom Disk System, exclusively released in Japan and later released in western countries through the Wii U virtual console.
But while based in the arcade version, it added some extra modes and now the circuits created with the editor can be saved.
I will say that the definitive version of 'Excitebike' if you can play only a game, it's the Famicom Disk System version, if you can live with the sub-par NES emulator of the Wii U.
But from an historical perspective, this arcade version is very interesting for collectors and enthusiasts of the original game.
While the main arcade mode was added in the FDS version, they changed the soundtrack. So this is the only way of playing this new arcade mode with the original soundtrack.
And other interesting thing is that this Hamster release, contrary to the Virtual Console releases or the NES online service in Switch, it includes online leaderboards and an extra Hi Score mode.
ACA Excitebike is our tomorrow. Looking at the screenshots this game seems far nicer than the NES version. Anybody got any experience of the arcade version?
It's awesome. I'll be picking this up on Switch. There's a Famicom Disk System version as well that I played on Wii U and loved it. Hopefully they bring it to the NES app in the future!
Played through a couple eshop games this week:
Gone Home which I'd somehow never played before. I really liked it as a narrative, but it's a short game with almost no replay value. Still, I appreciate it for what it was.
Broforce this game was so much more fun than I expected. It's a very, very silly game but I kind of loved every minute with it.
Toki Tori 2+ I played this back on the Wii U and a replay confirms this game is still a masterpiece.
Gone Home which I'd somehow never played before. I really liked it as a narrative, but it's a short game with almost no replay value. Still, I appreciate it for what it was.
Broforce this game was so much more fun than I expected. It's a very, very silly game but I kind of loved every minute with it.
Toki Tori 2+ I played this back on the Wii U and a replay confirms this game is still a masterpiece.
Ah! Very good write up. I never knew about the Famicom Disk Version and wasn't even aware it's on the eShop for Wii U. I've got the 3D Classic version by Arika on 3DS. And the NES version on the Nintendo Online Account and NES Classic Mini.
Now do you know about the arcade board used? Because the screens of the arcade look vastly more colourful than what the NES version looks like. It actually seems like the arcade board isn't a modified NES, like what was used for Vs. Super Mario Bros.
Pretty ridiculous Sega Ages isn't coming to the west today. Don't the Japanese versions have English language support? If so, it's baffling this wasn't a global launch.
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It's already up in Europe. The price is €6.99
Don't pay much attention to the NA PR. They always omit something.
Edit: Risk of Rain surprise release.
Whaaaaaaat...... today?? Had a port even been announced? Very exciting, dang
Edit: can't find anything else about this.......
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Eh? They just went up in Europe. £5.99 on the UK eShop.
Oh wait, really?? Awesome! The NA PR tricked me!
I'm so happy! Please forgive me for jumping the gun.
I'm so happy! Please forgive me for jumping the gun.