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{CC}StealthBlue
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DarkPlasmaBall
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On September 12 2023 02:22 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: Again if any of this even remotely true then said console is going to be 400+ dollars if not 500. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPdxsXmAJnk Which things in particular? The cost of upgrading the specs so that BotW could run in 4K at 60 FPS with basically zero load time? And ray-tracing, UE5, and other capabilities at the same level as the PS5 and newest Xbox gen? Imagine if it comes out for only $400, and then Sony and Microsoft players realize that they can just buy an affordable console that does everything their current console can do, and also can be portable. Usually, Nintendo successfully does its own thing while Sony and Microsoft fight over the same "more mature" / "more graphics-oriented" demographics (with Sony consistently beating Microsoft), but it would be pretty interesting for Nintendo to entice the Sony/Microsoft gamers by having all the new PlayStation/Xbox games available for the Switch sequel, basically operating just as smoothly as the other current-gen consoles, and playable as both docked and handheld. The mystery surrounding March 2024 is certainly odd to me. I really hope that the sequel to the Switch isn't being released during that month; it's too soon for a substantial new library to be ready, and there's no rush at all. The current Switch is still doing very well, and the new games are still very popular. If something ends up happening in March 2024, I hope it's an announcement of the next Nintendo console and the tiniest teaser of a new 3D Mario game. The YouTubers were wondering what game should release with the Switch sequel, and Super Mario Odyssey 2 + Switch sequel being released as a bundle for 2024's holiday season would be a great move. | ||
Laurens
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If I want to play portable Skyrim, Sony/Microsoft don't help me, but the Steamdeck does, and for roughly 300 euros extra the graphical quality is much better than the Switch. Or so I read anyway, I don't own a Steamdeck lol. The new Switch has to do better than the current one. I'm not saying it has to beat the Steamdeck. If it's still ~200 euros cheaper then I don't mind worse graphics. But it has to be better than what we get now. | ||
DarkPlasmaBall
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{CC}StealthBlue
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On September 13 2023 23:03 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/1701958929763172706 Looking forward to it! Here's the YouTube link: | ||
andrewlt
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On September 13 2023 02:05 Laurens wrote: I think they care more about the Steamdeck than Sony/Microsoft. If I want to play portable Skyrim, Sony/Microsoft don't help me, but the Steamdeck does, and for roughly 300 euros extra the graphical quality is much better than the Switch. Or so I read anyway, I don't own a Steamdeck lol. The new Switch has to do better than the current one. I'm not saying it has to beat the Steamdeck. If it's still ~200 euros cheaper then I don't mind worse graphics. But it has to be better than what we get now. The Steam deck has an advantage that I can play games from my Steam library but it also has the disadvantage that I can only play games from my Steam library. I was looking at it for a while but it is too expensive for me and I didn't hear good things about its battery life. The extra graphical quality comes with a price after all. The difference in graphical quality is going to be highest when the current Switch is near the end of its life and the current Steam deck is near the beginning of its life, which is where we are right now. With a newer Switch and an older Steam deck, the difference is smaller. It's almost like a mid-cycle Switch refresh. I don't think it's a competitor for the vast majority of the Switch's target customers. | ||
DarkPlasmaBall
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On September 14 2023 00:48 andrewlt wrote: The Steam deck has an advantage that I can play games from my Steam library but it also has the disadvantage that I can only play games from my Steam library. I was looking at it for a while but it is too expensive for me and I didn't hear good things about its battery life. The extra graphical quality comes with a price after all. The difference in graphical quality is going to be highest when the current Switch is near the end of its life and the current Steam deck is near the beginning of its life, which is where we are right now. With a newer Switch and an older Steam deck, the difference is smaller. It's almost like a mid-cycle Switch refresh. I don't think it's a competitor for the vast majority of the Switch's target customers. I think a lot of other people have the same view, concerns, and conclusion as you do, in regards to the Steam deck, as sales for the Steam deck have been incredibly poor. | ||
DarkPlasmaBall
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Princess Peach Showtime! looks really solid. A game where you play as Peach and have a variety of useful abilities, costumes, and transformations. | ||
BisuDagger
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andrewlt
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Mario RPG being a remake instead of a port is a plus. I'm not a big fan Mario fan but I'm definitely interested in it. | ||
DarkPlasmaBall
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ZeromuS
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On September 12 2023 02:22 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: Again if any of this even remotely true then said console is going to be 400+ dollars if not 500. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPdxsXmAJnk If the most recent MS FTC leaks are anything to go by, they were apparently aware of the Switch successor sometime in 2022, with it supposedly being on par with PS4 Pro performance. With DLSS, it could well be capable of pushing somewhere above that ever so slightly in terms of output resolution. Rumours and leaks are increasingly coming out which make it seem like it'll be quite the leap for a handheld, though obviously nowhere near as powerful as the PS5 or a PC. Still in a handheld, and high likelihood of backwards compatibality, I know im pretty excited for it. I hope they make another DQ builders game, my wife loved DQB2 and played it nonstop when she was forced into bedrest due to a pregnancy complications. Finished ALL of it in 3 weeks. She didn't like the DQB1 demo as much due to stuff they added in 2 that she missed (like farming), and she is super into builder type games. She's burned out of stardew long ago, and didn't like AC. Wondering if anyone knows of any games that might be more like DQB2 that we could try (other than DQB1), feel free to drop me a rec It has to include some aspect of farming or she won't touch it. AC didn't actually have farming which is why she wasn't into it. On the topic of the more recent direct: TTYD remake looks great, for sure will grab that to play through with my wife and daughter. We played it together while we were dating, so being able to replay it with our kid who will be almost 3 when it comes out, to read her the story as we go, that'll be super fun. | ||
DarkPlasmaBall
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andrewlt
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JimmyJRaynor
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I will give Gearbox and 2K Games credit for not deceiving consumers will fake footage though. | ||
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JimmyJRaynor
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On September 30 2023 21:38 JimmyJRaynor wrote: Borderlands3 hits the streets October 6th. Zero video exists of this title. I will have a hard time listening to complaints about this game when it comes out. Any one with even a modicum of street smarts has to realize the game is probably really bad. I will give Gearbox and 2K Games credit for not deceiving consumers will fake footage though. Borderlands3 turned out to be ok. They greatly diminished the # of surfaces/textures in game in order to get the game to work on the Switch. Particle effects and ragdolls are severely toned down as well. So it looks like its BL1 while playing like BL3. Given the limited resources of the Switch the game is solid. | ||
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