Man looking at that list of switch games for the next 6 months, there's nothing for me until Fire Emblem, which is a maybe, and then Astral Chain which is day 1.
Though I am thinking about picking up Hollow Knight for switch. I've been putting off playing it since there's been so many other games this year, but holy crap that Silksong trailer was sick.
I still have my original launch day DS for playing GBA games. I never had a GBA, but I've been considering going back and grabbing one of the properly lit ones. They're hard to track down for a reasonable price anymore.
I still have my original launch day DS for playing GBA games. I never had a GBA, but I've been considering going back and grabbing one of the properly lit ones. They're hard to track down for a reasonable price anymore.
Yeah I gave most of my GBA collection to a cousin years ag,o and now I want to rebuild it plus pick up some games missed at the time, and that's been pricier than anticipated
I did recently buy a Game Boy Macro build off a guy in the UK who is incredible at refurbing Nintendo handhelds, too, since I wanted a backlight but am far too large in the hands for a Micro or SP
I still have my original launch day DS for playing GBA games. I never had a GBA, but I've been considering going back and grabbing one of the properly lit ones. They're hard to track down for a reasonable price anymore.
I do as well and it still looks pretty good even though it was on me though my last tour of Iraq
I found a dsI at work that was pretty worked over
There is a Gamestop nearby work so I think they took it in did not get the price they wanted so threw it out or someone did
I have an original GBA I have is in nearly prefect factory fresh
I want one of the clamshell GBAs but there is a lot of redo kits and people proclaiming how certain screens are better than others so I have no idea
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MaddocI'm Bobbin Threadbare, are you my mother?Registered Userregular
The strict insistence on two screens feels bizarre to me mostly because I feel like games that utilized having two screens in even a slightly meaningful capacity we're the exception and not the rule
Nintendo wasn’t ever gonna make another Elite Beat game, the dual screens fulfilled their purpose
Who knows Nintendo does screwy questionable stuff all the time with no rhyme or reason.
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MaddocI'm Bobbin Threadbare, are you my mother?Registered Userregular
The developers of Ouendan and EBA were last attached to Project Rap Rabbit, and they've been silent since that went pear shaped near as I can tell
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Sheesh the Tetris diehards really come out to play on Saturday night it seems. I was getting knocked out before breaching the first thirty or forty spots pretty frequently.
the original DS is goddamn tough which is part of the reason I like it more than the other DS models.
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Shortytouching the meatIntergalactic Cool CourtRegistered Userregular
I've never had a DS, other than the launch version, that didn't eventually develop some physical fault, like the faulty shoulder buttons on the ds lite, or the joystick cover that constantly pops off the 3ds
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Munkus BeaverYou don't have to attend every argument you are invited to.Philosophy: Stoicism. Politics: Democratic SocialistRegistered User, ClubPAregular
Nintendo hardware is generally, very tough.
Like that gameboy what survived the bombing.
Humor can be dissected as a frog can, but dies in the process.
all of the gamecube hardware feels very sturdy to me
it feels sturdy, but I had more weird disk read errors on the gamecube than I ever had on the xbox or ps2 combined.
For me, it was the discs themselves that felt the most fragile. Because the disc was so small, an equal size scratch/scuff seemed to do more data damage on a GC disc than a PS2 disc.
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Though I am thinking about picking up Hollow Knight for switch. I've been putting off playing it since there's been so many other games this year, but holy crap that Silksong trailer was sick.
It's very good.
I love flipping it open too
The switch just seems too boring in comparison
This will be here until I receive an apology or Weedlordvegeta get any consequences for being a bully
Yeah I gave most of my GBA collection to a cousin years ag,o and now I want to rebuild it plus pick up some games missed at the time, and that's been pricier than anticipated
I did recently buy a Game Boy Macro build off a guy in the UK who is incredible at refurbing Nintendo handhelds, too, since I wanted a backlight but am far too large in the hands for a Micro or SP
Now what to buy with this eShop card...
But what game to put with it???
Steam Switch FC: 2799-7909-4852
A Tetris and then rotate through Metroids/Castlevanias.
I do as well and it still looks pretty good even though it was on me though my last tour of Iraq
I found a dsI at work that was pretty worked over
There is a Gamestop nearby work so I think they took it in did not get the price they wanted so threw it out or someone did
I have an original GBA I have is in nearly prefect factory fresh
I want one of the clamshell GBAs but there is a lot of redo kits and people proclaiming how certain screens are better than others so I have no idea
Itks a godsend for Zelda and Castlevania games, for example
Of course they won't
iNiS could potentially do another rhythm game in that style, however.
They've kinda been pumping out hot trash for a decade though
Who knows Nintendo does screwy questionable stuff all the time with no rhyme or reason.
Like that gameboy what survived the bombing.
Their handhelds definitely are
My nintendo home consoles have always been rife with problems, though
Switch is fairly fragile (if it gets handled roughly, count on your joycons not clicking onto the rails properly anymore)
I'd say the last system Nintendo released that felt really durable was the N64
it feels sturdy, but I had more weird disk read errors on the gamecube than I ever had on the xbox or ps2 combined.
My first PS2 probably broke after a door slammed nearby
It was a video I saw last year about the "handle" at the back was a handle I thought it was a cord wrap or a heat sink or something
The optical reader is not as steady as you think but nowhere near as fussy as a ps2
Tetris Effect
I haven't played either but "positive tetris experience" is entirely what tetris effect is going for
For me, it was the discs themselves that felt the most fragile. Because the disc was so small, an equal size scratch/scuff seemed to do more data damage on a GC disc than a PS2 disc.
Do you want to chill out or fight for your life every single second