The Nintendo Switch

its easy to "win" mario but theres tons of hard stuff in it too

kinda an interesting set up how so much of the content isnt even available til after u win

I want to play Dark Souls 3 so badly but only own Nintendo products. I also want to replay certain Wii titles that I wish were ported to Switch-- Mario Galaxy and Galaxy 2, for example; Resident Evil 4, also

RE4 is on every console ever made, including switch

Well, excellent

I finished Mario Osyssey and I still can't do that jump-throw-hat-dive-repeat thing that all the speedrunners do. Can any of you guys do that?

i can only do it once, the cap always disappears on the second go

Breath of the Wild is so good

I wish they'd added motion controls to the switch RE4

or motion aiming, rather

Picked up Rabbids on sale for 15 bucks. Thought I might not like it at all, but I'm currently really enjoying it. Definitely worth the $15.

Dating a new girl who introduced me to Unravel Two, which was great fun. We just reached all the bonus levels. Platforming feels good and clean, though there are moments of jank. Play provided a ton of laughs, and skill gaps between players are remedied with the ability to pull each other up to platforms if one person succeeds and the other gets tired of trying. We tried some of the hardest bonus levels and couldn't get near solving them. I think we'll continue to put time into them.

rabbids shouldn't be as good as it is but it's very solid.

the DK bit is also great

Rabbids is underrated, would love a Splatoon themed version of it

I def want Splatoon Tactics in some form

i played about 5 hours into rabbids, but was started to get a little bored, like that i was still on the tutorial, almost. and the power-ups / skill progression seemed really railroaded.

i'm not looking for it to be a super advanced tactics sim or anything, but does it ever open up a bit or get more complex?

like that i was still on the tutorial, almost.

by this i don't mean that it was super easy (although it wasn't hard), more that it felt like i was still being introduced to major concepts of the game that far in

It does eventually at least start requiring making right decisions rather than wrong ones to win missions.

nice! i'll probably jump in at some point, if/when the animal crossing obsession rubs off. i am 100% ACNH right now

Have spent the past couple of hours playing co-op Good Job! and haven't laughed so hard at anything for a long time.

some substantiated rumors been bubbling around about several mario games showing up on here later this year including galaxy and 3d world, also a new paper mario

gimmie

oooooh galaxy 1&2 in HD yes please

ideal way to spend lockdown imo

*zooms in intensely on mario nipple*

or wait, that wasn't until odyssey.

guess i'll have to make do with my private collection

(nsfw-ish: is this a good shirt?)

*BARF*

that's mario's nipple, in HD

i would love to play galaxies on switch plz plz

same, ive never played them other than the first couple hours of 1

maybe more than a couple hours actually but i dont think i got more than halfway

while i'm making a wishlist can i get frostpunk + disco elysium on switch too

i'm still waiting on pyre

are any of their games on the switch? they all seem like perfect games for it. bastion and transistor too

it's such an amazing device for indie games i hope it becomes fashionable for most of them to come out on it i'd pretty much rather play any indie game on switch than pc or ps4.

it's such an amazing device for indie games i hope it becomes fashionable for most of them to come out on it i'd pretty much rather play any indie game on switch than pc or ps4.

yikes sorry 4 doublepost

they put bastion and transistor on already a while ago which is why ive been holding out on playing pyre elsewhere but theres no sign of it

i think the majority of indie games are made with switch in mind now anyway, the stuff you posted about are just very PC-ey genres that need a second UI/controls pass to work on consoles which indie studios can't always afford to do until they have some revenue from the pc version

frostpunk did get a ps4 release and i think disco elysium is slated for the same. i wonder how much work it is to port them to switch after ps4 assuming the UI/controls stuff is probably mostly worked out. graphics stuff i'd guess?

porting to a lower spec platform involves a lot of QA work i'd think

For Switch you'd have to be concerned about performance on portable vs. docked as well, text sizes.

i wish to play the marios

otm

Hoping these are, as one source I've read suggested, a collection rather than separate releases.

I'd happily pay £50 or whatever for a cartridge that had Mario 64, Galaxy & Sunshine on but would balk at having to pay that for each individual one

feel like Nintendo hasn't been that generous since the GameCube days (I treasure my Legend of Zelda collection disc like Gollum)

Pinning my hopes on this:

For the remasters, our source is telling us that Nintendo is pursuing something like a Super Mario All-Stars 2 for the 3D Mario games. This would include Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine, and then Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2. It’s likely that 3D World may get its own, separate Deluxe-style release. While it’s possible the older 3D Mario games could come in a single compilation, it’s also likely that Nintendo will release them individually as it did with its Zelda remasters.

I skipped the Wii/U gens entirely so I definitely want those Galaxy remasters. Also re-port Twilight Princess plz

https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2020-03-31-more-details-emerge-on-nintendos-mario-remasters