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bushisms.txt posted:I'll just say, dev who happens to be in here, I'll buy turok at full price if you make this happen. We had a hard enough time getting one viewport running at 60FPS.  Well okay it probably wouldn't be that hard; setup the scene collector with a wider FOV then draw two narrower cameras from the same vertex pool. Getting time to investigate that is a different story, it'd be cool but we have many things to do already. 
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Cojawfee posted:Nintendo is super successful, does that mean we won't see any new cool features for the switch to get people to buy it? Seems like whenever Nintendo does well, they get into a real "gently caress off" mood where they think they can sit on their laurels. Any worth while Pro or 2 or whatever is gonna need hardware that is very likely being worked on right now but such things are measured in years not months. Plus there is a degree of a'nt broke don't fix it that everyone who wants to speculate constantly seems to forget.
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Rocket Pan posted:We had a hard enough time getting one viewport running at 60FPS. Also get this working on PC if you do it on Switch! Though with how fast you are in Turok you'll be vomiting in no time.
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LethalGeek posted:Plus there is a degree of a'nt broke don't fix it that everyone who wants to speculate constantly seems to forget. There's also the degree of people requesting features that have been on the 3DS for years like folders, and themes.
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They apparently want to keep the OS as simple as possible I guess, which  that's... Nintendo! I was just talking about hardware stuff anyway
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Apr 26, 2019 06:32
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For every person that requests folders and themes I unrequest is so the number of people who want it stays at 0.
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Rocket Pan posted:We had a hard enough time getting one viewport running at 60FPS. It is a great remaster, by the way. When I was messing around with the VR initially, one of my first thoughts was that Turok (since i was playing it recently) would fit the format perfectly. Mostly because the resolution is low, and turok is a remaster of an n64 game that already has gyros. Possible or not, it would be really really cool 
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Late to the party for checking out VR Zelda because I've been sucked into Steamworld Quest because it's just so charming. I was initially wondering if it would somehow continue from Heist, and I can now say the equipment system feels familiar and I'm satisfied with the frame-story setup.
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Chronojam posted:Late to the party for checking out VR Zelda because I've been sucked into Steamworld Quest because it's just so charming. I was initially wondering if it would somehow continue from Heist, and I can now say the equipment system feels familiar and I'm satisfied with the frame-story setup. I started playing that this evening and forced myself to stop since I have to go to work tomorrow. It is really charming so far!
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American McGay posted:For every person that requests folders and themes I unrequest is so the number of people who want it stays at 0. that's not how democracy works!!!
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lol ok the mario VR thing was a little more charming. mainly watching the intro and ending cinematic. with nvidia not doing more tegras I don't know what a switch pro might be other than like an upclocked in the dock version and with a high ppi screen that's using some sorta chip to upscale the native resolution to the denser panel at least that'd escape it from having aliasing in the labo VR i dunno also, the HD rumble with come with an external pump so that the 'hydraulic rumble' can properly rip your limbs off via thousands PSI of pressure when its simultaneously launched with f-zero rammers 
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Apr 26, 2019 10:02
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Takoluka posted:"No longer has a touchscreen. No longer has rumble." When have you ever used the touchscreen
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Apr 26, 2019 11:34
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Sometimes in Darkest Dungeon I'll use touch controls because the controller setup is rotten. That's about it e: eshop password too lol Kikkoman fucked around with this message at 11:49 on Apr 26, 2019 |
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Apr 26, 2019 11:44
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goblin week posted:When have you ever used the touchscreen Entering the wifi password. Youtube.
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Kikkoman posted:Sometimes in Darkest Dungeon I'll use touch controls because the controller setup is rotten. This. That control scheme is warmed-overr rear end.
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Apr 26, 2019 11:47
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I bought Snake Pass because I accidentally clicked on the discover tab of the store and saw it was on sale. I guess the system works, good job nintendo
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Apr 26, 2019 11:48
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Also it's not on sale or anything right but people who like puzzle games should buy She Remembered Caterpillars! It's so good and it's also really lovely looking/sounding and it's around the same price as Baba is You
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Apr 26, 2019 11:54
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I'm not a picross person but I imagine they play a lot better with a touch screen.
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Apr 26, 2019 11:55
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ONE YEAR LATER posted:I'm not a picross person but I imagine they play a lot better with a touch screen. I love picross to death, Ive literally only used the touchscreen when it was mandatory
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Apr 26, 2019 12:03
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I vastly prefer picross with buttons rather than a touchscreen. I never used the touchscreen controls in it on 3DS either.
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Apr 26, 2019 12:05
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I've played a poo poo ton of picross and I use the buttons, too
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Apr 26, 2019 12:07
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TUROK VR MODE NOW PLZ
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ONE YEAR LATER posted:I'm not a picross person hosed up if true
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Apr 26, 2019 12:15
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Haha well clearly I have no idea how Picross is played. I only use the touch screen to browse around YouTube and hulu, maybe a few times to play some games but not often.less laughter posted:hosed up if true I'm not good at puzzle games
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goblin week posted:When have you ever used the touchscreen I have such an aversion to fingerprints on screens from growing up in the pre-smartphones era that I'm loathe to use my fingers on my Switch. I use the touch-screen when forced, but I went ahead and bought one of those pens, so as to not touch it myself. I'd be fine without it.
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It's weird because you're think picross would be best with a touch screen. I've played Picross games with touch and others with buttons and buttons are just better. I even played the (Japan only) Final Fantasy Picross by Jupiter game for 3DS that was a touch only and buttons still feel better.
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Apr 26, 2019 12:49
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It's good that the Switch has a touch screen for when the next Theathrythm game comes out
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I'm snaking around!
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Apr 26, 2019 12:55
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Detective No. 27 posted:It's weird because you're think picross would be best with a touch screen. I've played Picross games with touch and others with buttons and buttons are just better. I even played the (Japan only) Final Fantasy Picross by Jupiter game for 3DS that was a touch only and buttons still feel better. It`s weird at first, but then you realize that, with touching only, you have to touch somewhere else to change from filling in a square or marking a square as empty. With buttons, I would assume that, with a square selected, you have one button for `Fill`, and another for `mark as empty`. That seems like it would be a more intuitive system.
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Touch+Buttons is ideal Picrossing.
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less laughter posted:It's good that the Switch has a touch screen for when the next Theathrythm game comes out I liked Theatrhythm more with buttons as well. Also square needs to hurry the gently caress up and make one for the Switch
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:It`s weird at first, but then you realize that, with touching only, you have to touch somewhere else to change from filling in a square or marking a square as empty. With buttons, I would assume that, with a square selected, you have one button for `Fill`, and another for `mark as empty`. That seems like it would be a more intuitive system. With touch you just hit the shoulder button as a toggle with your non-dominant hand, though I generally prefer buttons only anyway. The one thing more satisfying about touchscreen is filling in a whole row like strumming your hand down a piano's keys.
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Do the picross games on switch even have touch controls? Unless there's an option, touching the screen does nothing for me.
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Cojawfee posted:Do the picross games on switch even have touch controls? Unless there's an option, touching the screen does nothing for me. I dont think they do on the switch, but I literally wouldnt even know.
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Apr 26, 2019 13:08
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PicrossS and S2 have no touch support.
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Apr 26, 2019 13:09
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The theme thing is weird because the Switch already DOES have a theme selection in the menu, just limited to dark and light themes.
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it’s a teaser for the upcoming Metroid Prime 2 port
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Apr 26, 2019 13:19
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Light and Dark themes take less than a kilobyte to implement, just adjusting some hex values. Music and image files are way more ram-heavy and therefore would impinge on SwitchOS's extreme speed.
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I'm looking at getting my son a game for his 5th birthday. At the moment he mainly plays Mario Party with his sis (7.5 years old), and is very at home with that game, but sometimes under my supervision he plays a bit of my Stardew Valley save or Mario Odyssey. He knows his way around a Switch controller but isn't that skilled yet and probably wouldn't make much progress on the likes of Odyssey on his own. Probably not too relevant, but he also likes watching me play certain PC games like Planet Coaster and we sometimes play kiddie adventure games like Freddi Fish and Pajama Sam. Anyway, my too initial thoughts were Paw Patrol and Yoshi's Crafted World, but Ive got doubts about the former because frankly it sounds pretty budget with its repetitive levels, lack of voice acting, no representation of the cartoon's theme tune - plus if anything it sounds like it might be too easy. He's 5 so it doesn't have to be a masterpiece of design, but if the presentation of the cartoon elements is weak and the game's too easy that's not a great sign. I got excited reading about the Yoshi game - it's his favourite Nintendo character and unsurprisingly it sounds much better designed than Paw Patrol. Another plus is the co-op mode, given his older sister would be wanting to play too. But I've read in numerous places that the co-op mode is terribly frustrating due to it being way to easy to accidentally jump on each other's backs or eat each other and thus deprive each other of eggs, plus the screen apparently doesn't account for two players very well. So, I was wondering if anyone had any other game recommendations or thoughts on these two and whether co-op in Yoshi is as bad as all that. Also I assume co-op mode applies to the main quest and one can switch between co-op and single player as and when?
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DoctorWhat posted:PicrossS and S2 have no touch support. This blew my mind coming from the 3DS. Such a weird omission.
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