It's worth the compromise to be able to play certain specific games on portable consoles while still maintaining acceptable battery life. Fromsoft games play surprisingly well as long as they never drop below 30 FPS, anything less is where the...
It's digital copies sold in a physical box, so hardly a genuine physical release as it won't work without downloading the game.
Better than code in a box, I guess, other than that... 💩
GKCs would be great if Blockbuster still existed.
It’s been a long wait, but it’s finally out. You might remember that Elden Ring was originally slated for a 2025 release on the Switch 2, with things getting pretty uncertain after folks were actually hands on with the game at Gamescom and PAX...
still baffled that we got the good ending where nintendo just didnt allow fromsoft to get away with their usual porting team's shenanigans and instead delayed the game by a year
keep in mind, the ds1 switch port, despite being the definitive...
Man, I thought we would be out of 30 fps as the baseline for consoles by now. Not even 1080p@60?
At this rate, there would be more reason (mods as well) to buy the PC version instead of the console version, escalating prices of hardware...
Nope, not the only one. It's the same rehashed formula, with the animations being the same as ever.
All the characters are wooden, but it was amazing the shirts behaving realistically in the guy's back when entering the elevator.
That has to do with poor display response timing. Smearing and ghosting are extremely common issues for displays with low response times. Not all TN LCDs suffer with this, but the New Nintendo 3DS family is victim to display lottery shenanigans...
I'm not sure. Nintendo really didn't start it. Already saw €80 games like Spider Man 2 when it came out, I think some Call of Duty games too.
Astro Bot was and still is €70.
Amd then all those 'Editions'...
And passes. Season pass, expansion...
There were rumors of GTA VI having a $100 price tag long before MKW was even announced, and Rockstar never dispelled or clarified the rumor.
Seeing how the $80 version of VI is basically a diet version missing main game content, the rumor was...
You are correct. Nintendo did. Not Rockstar. And they did so quite successfully to, since the $80 made perfect economic sense to anyone with a clue.
I don't know how many times people have to explain it before some of you get it, but adjusted...