Are you out of your mind ? It literally plays like all Prime games, with lock-on and stuff
bruh, how are you gunna say that when dread goes all in on action combat/counters/takedowns and railroading the player while having the most generic looking locations
There is no "releasing on both devices". The Switch 2 is backwards compatible.
Not old school. Literally has Metroid game/level design. Why would they change it?
So is PS5, but there's still an additional fee to get the upgraded texture resolution/frame rate with some PS4 games. We have no idea how Nintendo intends to monetize backward compatibility yet, and cross-gen games released after Switch 2's launch are an even bigger question mark.
You have no idea how it will work, and neither do I. That's the only thing we can be certain of right now. Yes, Switch's resolution is dynamic but it mostly fluctuates between upscaled 720p and lower resolutions. If Nintendo wants to charge a fee for 1080p/60 FPS or better in Switch games running on Switch 2, there are unfortunately plenty of people who would pay it. If they think they can get people to double dip for two different versions of the same game for full price both times, there's a non-zero chance they'll go that route, too.
Check out Digital Foundry. They have pretty good explanation videos based on the known hardware components of the Switch 2.
The hardware tells us what Switch 2 is capable of doing, but it doesn't tell us anything about how Nintendo intends to monetize it. Of course we'd all prefer if it were as simple as putting a TotK Switch cartridge into Switch 2 and being able to play the game without resolution or frame rate drops, but there's nothing stopping Ninty from locking those improvements behind a $10 or $15 fee per game, either. The console will definitely be able to tell the difference between a Switch cartridge and a Switch 2 cartridge, after all.
I never asserted that it would require additional coding on their part, but nor would it be the first time they've upcharged for something that required minimal/zero effort, so that's not something you can promise with any real certainty. This is the same company charging a premium subscription fee for access to N64 and Game Boy Advance games that some of their customers have already purchased from them multiple times.
Not comparable, Xbox and Sony offer dedicated servers and monthly games released within the last year or so. Nintendo isn't offering anything more than they did with Wii or Wii U's online services, which were appropriately priced as free. Nintendo has grown far more comfortable with nickle and diming customers during the Switch's lifespan than they ever were previously, so people would be wise to prepare for the worst with Switch 2 even if they want to continue hoping for the best.
I doubt it will be centerpiece, but Labo already did VR.
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