spit on my clit posted:

are there any nintendo switch controllers (that i can use with my PC) that don't suck eggs? i heard the dragon quest slime thing for the ps4 is somehow pleasant to use, but i dont know when the switch varient will be available to order

so tired of the loving pro controller with its poo poo d-pad and its poo poo bumpers

sigher posted:

The controller shaped like a Slime? They have one of those for the Switch now, but it's JP only so enjoy importing it.

Bulgakov posted:

this cadence of hyrule demo is great

more games need demos. bring em back!!!

The Bloop posted:

Quantum of Phallus posted:

8-Bitdo SN30 Pro works with Switch, PC, android and Mac.

THE AWESOME GHOST posted:

What does it gain from normal besides dying instantly from fighting moves

Rupert Buttermilk posted:

Be warned that the lag is still there, even after the latest firmware. It shows up when you have joycons AND the SN30 Pro sync'd to the Switch, and the lag is only with it, not the joycons.

Playing with it on its own on the Switch shows no lag.

Quantum of Phallus posted:

I Played last night with the Pro and two joycons in TV mode and didn't notice any lag. Are you sure that isn't the SN30 Pro+ ?

THE AWESOME GHOST posted:

What does it gain from normal besides dying instantly from fighting moves

SeANMcBAY posted:

It helps, I’d recommend this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MYTSN18/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_QtrtDbZ2PEAE0

There’s a dumb weird glitch with these adapters though. They keep the Switch pretty warm when they’re plugged in and when the Switch is in sleep mode. Unplug it when you’re not playing. It happens with every Ethernet adapter, including Nintendo’s official one.

Bulgakov posted:

I enjoyed that little mario tennis network test that happened before the game released (even though the online was often garbage when I tried) but now with this full game is like nahhh

~story mode~ just ain’t doing it

Rupert Buttermilk posted:

I have the Pro (non +, I don't have the grips, or that fancy app that changes everything for it), and I updated the firmware after going through a bit of a mix-up. Even the notes for the previous firmware update mention fixing lag. So I booted up the switch with the SN30 Pro. No problems, played Rocket League without issue. Added the two joycons for a second player and immediately noticed lag by about 0.5 - 1s. Switched to NES Online, same thing. Just to make sure I wasn't crazy, I showed my wife, got her to try, and she noticed it. Then I reordered the controllers, went back to just the SN30 Pro in NES Online, and it was back to being perfect.

It's like the signal for the SN30 Pro (and potentially other 8bitdo controllers) gets put to a secondary priority once the joycons show up (and I assume the Pro Controller as well?), but on its own it's just fine.

I've seen others who have the same problem, and I've also seen others, such as yourself, who say there are no problems.

So I have no clue what the gently caress. If this wasn't an issue, the controller would be literally perfect. I prefer it WAY more than two joycons put together, even for games that don't use the dpad much, like Minecraft.

EDIT: I should also say that this lag is apparent in both docked and undocked mode.

Darth TNT posted:

Zigzagoon line was always normal, so it doesn't gain anything from that.

less laughter posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yQXey6t_0o

Heath posted:

Update: been playing Aggelos for ten minutes and it's perfect. Feels like a lost Wonder Boy game sprinkled with Zelda 2. Just wonderful.

WHY BONER NOW posted:

I picked this up on a whim. I'm still plugging away at the first picross game on switch, but the rpg stuff in this game interested me.

The only other picross games I've played are (all) the Jupiter 3ds games, and picross 3d on 3ds. Having said that, this new game does not do a very good job of explaining its mechanics, but fortunately they're fairly easy to figure out.

You have to do a picross puzzle while fighting enemies. The enemy has an attack gauge that fills up, then they can attack (with a chance to miss). You can reduce their attack gauge by completing a row or column, this also attacks the enemy and reduces their hp. When you're fighting one enemy, the hp reduction from your attack isnt really important because they will have enough hp to survive until you complete the puzzle, so whatever. However, you can get attached by multiple enemies, so I imagine you can choose to focus one down if its especially dangerous or something.

When you're fighting multiple enemies, you need to watch their attack gauges and ideally attack the one whose gauge is fullest. Furthermore, if you get to the point where you can complete a row of column, it might behoove you to not fill in the final square until an enemy's attack gauge is almost full, that way you can prevent it from attacking.

So far enemies take 1/2 heart away when they hit. If you fill an incorrect square, they immediately attack then, too.

There are boss creatures that can do special moves that can undo some of your markings. You can also buy items to solve rows for you or restore health.

I dont know if this is similar to those pokemon picross games, but it's a new experience for me. Basically you're solving picross puzzles against the clock, which is not what I'm usually looking for in a picross game. Stil it's an interesting concept and I expect to finish it, unless it gets really tough. I'm about an hour into it and it says my progress is about 30%

Rupert Buttermilk posted:

Be warned that the lag is still there, even after the latest firmware. It shows up when you have joycons AND the SN30 Pro sync'd to the Switch, and the lag is only with it, not the joycons.

Playing with it on its own on the Switch shows no lag.

MZ posted:

Mario Maker 2 is fantastic. The sheer creativity of even the story mode levels are beyond what Nintendo has done in a 2D Mario game for a very long time.

That's before you even try some of the creator levels, some of the user-made ones are astounding.

I hope gets the same level of support / additions as they've given to Smash Bros.

THE AWESOME GHOST posted:

What does it gain from normal besides dying instantly from fighting moves

RandomFerret posted:

The dark typing is a reference to the band KISS, which uses satanic imagery in their promotions and stage personas. The normal typing is a reference to their actual music, which loving sucks

less laughter posted:

Ghost immunity & STAB on Extremespeed.

RandomFerret posted:

The dark typing is a reference to the band KISS, which uses satanic imagery in their promotions and stage personas. The normal typing is a reference to their actual music, which loving sucks

indigi posted:

I didn't realize you could do endless auxiliary battles and stack bread. I've been making due with the measly church stipend every month

Rolo posted:

Wow holy poo poo Mario Maker peeps check out

C81-8H4-RGG

People are getting really creative with relays and inputs.

AlBorlantern Corps posted:

Is there a YouTube of it?

Forktoss posted:

Thanks for the Aggelos posts, that game looked interesting when it came out but it fell off my radar for some reason. I'll have to put it on my wishlist!

Inzombiac posted:

TUROK 2 COMES OUT TODAY

deong posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1YzOVEbguw

SeANMcBAY posted:

They took our multiplayer for some reason when the Xbox port has it.

Rocket Pan posted:

That's because there were technical complications porting it to the Switch with the existing netcode. No sense putting in a feature almost nobody could play.
We'll be continuing to update the Turok2 port on Switch, so nothing is final yet.