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Jonny_Rocket posted:Me too, Chrono Trigger is one of my favorite RPGs of all time Yeah I get that I can buy another thing to emulate it but I want to play it on my Nintendo. Did the other Nintendo consoles have these games right off the bat? What the hell is taking so long?
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Apparently a Switch hacker found a VR mode buried in the firmware  https://twitter.com/random666_kys/status/1027156369877749760 https://twitter.com/random666_kys/status/1027159026239459328
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Rolo posted:Yeah I get that I can buy another thing to emulate it but I want to play it on my Nintendo. On Wii, Wii U and 3DS, they doled out VC games at a pretty lovely slow pace but at least it was something. 
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Nintendo is going to add a usb-c connected VR headset and you can use the gyro controls on the controller it will destroy PSVR
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Housh posted:Nintendo is going to add a usb-c connected VR headset and you can use the gyro controls on the controller What about the whole "the resolution is so low that even people that don't get motion sickness will throw up" problem?
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Housh posted:Nintendo is going to add a usb-c connected VR headset and you can use the gyro controls on the controller The string about moving the console away from your head makes it sound like they're experimenting with a Google Cardboard type thing where you strap the Switch itself to your face. Which... given the 720p 60hz display would probably not work very well.
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Labo VR confirmed
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They would be crazy not to be thinking about VR at all, but they'd also be crazy to be angling to make the Switch their VR device
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I want a Labo VR WarioWare
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Lemming posted:They would be crazy not to be thinking about VR at all, but they'd also be crazy to be angling to make the Switch their VR device Feasible it's an os/feature being tried on altogether different hardware.
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Chronojam posted:Feasible it's an os/feature being tried on altogether different hardware. Yeah that's what I was thinking, they're clearly investigating it (as indicated by some of their patents) I just wanted to throw my two cents in on how I'm pretty drat sure people shouldn't be holding out for the Switch itself to be a VR thing
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The Virtual Boy had good software but bad hardware. So Nintendo just needs to make good hardware this time.
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It’s happening.jife
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punk rebel ecks posted:The Virtual Boy had good software but bad hardware. So Nintendo just needs to make good hardware this time. Wario was pretty good on it, I'll admit. It's me; I'm the guy that liked Red Alarm.
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punk rebel ecks posted:The Virtual Boy had good software but bad hardware. So Nintendo just needs to make good hardware this time. I'm super excited for Nintendo to do VR stuff when they're comfortable with it, you can tell they had the sparks already with the Wii motion stuff years ago, with VR hand tracked controllers they'll be able to really accomplish what they couldn't due to hardware constraints back then
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Mister Facetious posted:Wario was pretty good on it, I'll admit. Whaddup red alarm liker.  I really liked the Virtual Boy, granted I was a dumb teenager and got it for like $25 when they had to get em off the shelves. But I def got a whole lotta entertainment outta the thing.
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Teleroboxer ruled and, while I appreciate fresh new IPs, part of me wishes ARMS was a Teleroboxer reboot.
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If Nintendo does dabble in VR, they better bring the two best Virtualboy games along. Red Alarm and Warioland.
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Important news: Okami uses HD Rumble to let you feel Amaterasu's steps when she walks. It's amazing.
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ArmyOfMidgets posted:Important news: I knew waiting for a Switch port would pay off.
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Switch VR will be dope. Not for the cutting edge hardware (because it isn’t) but for the cool ideas and software
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playing Fortnite is making me like Splatoon even more. A shooter where you can land too close to someone who landed on a gun and get killed and whelp too bad back to start is lame. Which sucks, because I really like the idea of fully destructable and constructable environment. It's a shame the idea is completely wasted in Fortnite
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EQ Next will be right up you alley
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No. 1 Callie Fan posted:I see Jackbox Party Pack 4 is on sale with 40% off. Are the games worth it? If you and your friends have no filter, Survive The Internet is an insanely funny game
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Cithen posted:EQ Next will be right up you alley isn't that dead
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Started Okami. You know how in, like, comic books and video games and other horny media, female characters will sometimes have a boob window in their outfit? The first humanoid female character I saw in Okami has a butt window. Goddamn it, Japan.
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Jonny_Rocket posted:It’s okay, Hollow Knight is vastly overrated around these parts anyways I'd say it's rated just fine. Since it's an objectively better game than Dead Cells, with more thoughtful story, gameplay, art, and developers who knew that a delayed game is eventually good but a 30fps mess dismissed as a "minor concern" is forever bad. It feels so good to have the correct opinions.
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Kiranamos posted:a delayed game is eventually good but a 30fps mess dismissed as a "minor concern" is forever bad. They’re fixing it
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Hammer Bro. posted:I just did that 30 minutes ago, and once you find the button near the top-right that looks like a little globe and allows you to switch everything into English A few pages back, but my wife and I are extremely grateful for the tip
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When'd they start fluoridating the water or whatever magic it is that causes Normal Framerates to cause visceral reactions? A NES wasn't pumping out 120fps y'all
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Guy Goodbody posted:playing Fortnite is making me like Splatoon even more. A shooter where you can land too close to someone who landed on a gun and get killed and whelp too bad back to start is lame. In Fortnite that is the fate of 99 of the 100 players. It’s the core game mechanic. At least going back to the lobby and jumping to another game is quick
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Weedle posted:They’re fixing it In 4 months when everyone is done playing it and moved on to Rimworld 1.0
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JawnV6 posted:When'd they start fluoridating the water or whatever magic it is that causes Normal Framerates to cause visceral reactions? A NES wasn't pumping out 120fps y'all Framerate problems matter when it affects gameplay. Dead Cells is a fast-paced twitch platformer who's framerate problems are causing the gameplay to stutter and occasionally even skip forward several frames in time to compensate. The framerate problems in Dead Cells are 100% affecting gameplay. They probably need to figure out a way to smooth the framerate jitters in the short term (because the latter problem can lead to run-ending death beyond player control) and actually run at it's targeted framerate in the long term. And maybe not post on social media that a problem with their game totally isn't a problem and they are ever going to address before the playerbase ever gets their hands on the game.
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JawnV6 posted:When'd they start fluoridating the water or whatever magic it is that causes Normal Framerates to cause visceral reactions? A NES wasn't pumping out 120fps y'all It was an issue back then as well. Most of the good NES games had better frame rates then bad ones.
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JawnV6 posted:When'd they start fluoridating the water or whatever magic it is that causes Normal Framerates to cause visceral reactions? A NES wasn't pumping out 120fps y'all The NES was 30 years ago grampa, standards are a lil different these days Hilariously enough, the NES ran more games at 60 fps than the switch does so your example doesn't really hold up
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The games on NES that lagged and dropped frames absolutely were noticed back then. Also who didn’t notice slowdown when you got hit with a shitload of rings in Sonic?
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KingSlime posted:The NES was 30 years ago grampa, standards are a lil different these days Huh, how did it overcome the NTSC television I had it plugged into and surreptitiously double its output? That sounds like some amazing tech!
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Kiranamos posted:I'd say it's rated just fine. Since it's an objectively better game than Dead Cells, with more thoughtful story, gameplay, art, and developers who knew that a delayed game is eventually good but a 30fps mess dismissed as a "minor concern" is forever bad. It feels so good to have the correct opinions. Different strokes for different folks. In my original post, I didn’t mean to imply that Dead Cells was better than Hollow Knight (I haven’t tried it) Hollow Knight didn’t really click with me. The story is purposefully vague (told through the atmosphere of the game), similar to Breath of the Wild. I like a challenge, but the game feels unforgiving at times, especially when you’re lost looking for a map and then die (and lose everything). I could “get gud”, but I’m enjoying Octopath Traveler, Nine Parchments and Golf Story more at the moment
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