life's a game that you're bound to lose / like using a hammer to pound in screws
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
Like, Skyrim's getting held up as an example of a fantastic game coming to the Switch soon
Skyrim, the six year old game
It's a good thing that Zelda is crazy awesome because the Switch has a definite library problem that's looking like it's going to be extending well beyond launch
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Sir Landsharkresting shark faceRegistered Userregular
Like, Skyrim's getting held up as an example of a fantastic game coming to the Switch soon
Skyrim, the six year old game
It's a good thing that Zelda is crazy awesome because the Switch has a definite library problem that's looking like it's going to be extending well beyond launch
vanilla skyrim
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HenroidMexican kicked from Immigration ThreadCentrism is Racism :3Registered Userregular
Like, Skyrim's getting held up as an example of a fantastic game coming to the Switch soon
Skyrim, the six year old game
It's a good thing that Zelda is crazy awesome because the Switch has a definite library problem that's looking like it's going to be extending well beyond launch
vanilla skyrim
Wait, the Switch version of Skyrim isn't the SE? On the real?
Like, Skyrim's getting held up as an example of a fantastic game coming to the Switch soon
Skyrim, the six year old game
It's a good thing that Zelda is crazy awesome because the Switch has a definite library problem that's looking like it's going to be extending well beyond launch
vanilla skyrim
you can't even be a pregnant pony with a floppy dong weapon
+1
Sir Landsharkresting shark faceRegistered Userregular
The switch is $400 here and the Wii U is about $300 or $350
So, hell nah
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Donkey KongPutting Nintendo out of business with AI nipsRegistered Userregular
edited March 2017
Something few people are talking about with regards to the Nintendo Switch is something that actually might be most significant in the long term across all of our electronics: the USB type-C power supply supporting USB Power Delivery 2.0.
People have been testing the Switch with various USB-C power adapters and it seems to properly implement PD 2.0. The adapter that comes with the Switch can deliver power in two flavors: 5V==1.5A (7.5 watts) or 15V==2.6A (39 watts). The 7.5W mode is enough the charge the battery while it's sleeping, or greatly extend its runtime without charging while in use. The 39W mode can run the console docked and charge the battery at full rate.
Another company recently committed to USB-C and USB PD also: Apple. They've shipped a couple laptops that charge exclusively over USB-C and shipped a few USB chargers. Apple's adapter can supply 20.2V==4.3A (86 watts), 9V==3A (27 watts), or 5.2V==2.4A (12 watts).
If you connect Apple's laptop power adapters to the Nintendo Switch, the Switch queries the power supply, picks the 9 volt mode, and draws 9.6 watts. That's enough to run the system and charge slowly. Not totally ideal, but the Switch is talking to the Apple hardware, negotiating the best power plan both devices support, and, most importantly, it works. The Switch isn't even using a mode that Nintendo officially uses anywhere else.
I know it's funny that I am excited about this but Nintendo and Apple have both taken a common standard and implemented it and their products are interoperating correctly! These are two historically notoriously proprietary companies, embracing a consumer-friendly standard with little fanfare, and a couple of their released products are interoperable. This is huge.
We might really finally get a universal DC power supply specification that works across devices and isn't a bunch of undefined borderline dangerous crap with only bad connector options like USB type A's 100mA / 500mA / 1A / 2A nonsense. It's happening guys.
Donkey Kong on
Thousands of hot, local singles are waiting to play at bubbulon.com.
Like, Skyrim's getting held up as an example of a fantastic game coming to the Switch soon
Skyrim, the six year old game
It's a good thing that Zelda is crazy awesome because the Switch has a definite library problem that's looking like it's going to be extending well beyond launch
vanilla skyrim
Wait, the Switch version of Skyrim isn't the SE? On the real?
as in, mods
ain't no chance in hell that nintendo "i hurd you like friend codes" is gonna have mod support in skyrim
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Apothe0sisHave you ever questioned the nature of your reality?Registered Userregular
You could resell the switch and zeldo after you finish it
I don't recommend this course of action because zelda has been shit since it went 3d
Something few people are talking about with regards to the Nintendo Switch is something that actually might be most significant in the long term across all of our electronics: the USB type-C power supply supporting USB Power Delivery 2.0.
People have been testing the Switch with various USB-C power adapters and it seems to properly implement PD 2.0. The adapter that comes with the Switch can deliver power in two flavors: 5V==1.5A (7.5 watts) or 15V==2.6A (39 watts). The 7.5W mode is enough the charge the battery while it's sleeping, or greatly extend its runtime without charging while in use. The 39W mode can run the console docked and charge the battery at full rate.
Another company recently committed to USB-C and USB PD also: Apple. They've shipped a couple laptops that charge exclusively over USB-C and shipped a few USB chargers. Apple's adapter can supply 20.2V==4.3A (86 watts), 9V==3A (27 watts), or 5.2V==2.4A (12 watts).
If you connect Apple's laptop power adapters to the Nintendo Switch, the Switch queries the power supply, picks the 9 volt mode, and draws 9.6 watts. That's enough to run the system and charge slowly. Not totally ideal, but the Switch is talking to the Apple hardware, negotiating the best power plan both can work on, and, most importantly, it works.
I know it's funny that I am excited about this but Nintendo and Apple have both taken a common standard and implemented it and their products are interoperating correctly! These are two historically notoriously proprietary companies, embracing a consumer-friendly standard with little fanfare, and a couple of their released products are interoperable. This is huge.
We might really finally get a universal DC power supply specification that works across devices and isn't a bunch of undefined borderline dangerous crap with only bad connector options like USB type A's 100mA / 500mA / 1A / 2A nonsense. It's happening guys.
meanwhile, they did something to trash up the USB-C video standard to it will only output video via their dock
their $90 dock
life's a game that you're bound to lose / like using a hammer to pound in screws
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
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ShivahnUnaware of her barrel shifter privilegeWestern coastal temptressRegistered User, Moderatormod
Just wrote "it's not really a FAP" on a student's paper.
Something few people are talking about with regards to the Nintendo Switch is something that actually might be most significant in the long term across all of our electronics: the USB type-C power supply supporting USB Power Delivery 2.0.
People have been testing the Switch with various USB-C power adapters and it seems to properly implement PD 2.0. The adapter that comes with the Switch can deliver power in two flavors: 5V==1.5A (7.5 watts) or 15V==2.6A (39 watts). The 7.5W mode is enough the charge the battery while it's sleeping, or greatly extend its runtime without charging while in use. The 39W mode can run the console docked and charge the battery at full rate.
Another company recently committed to USB-C and USB PD also: Apple. They've shipped a couple laptops that charge exclusively over USB-C and shipped a few USB chargers. Apple's adapter can supply 20.2V==4.3A (86 watts), 9V==3A (27 watts), or 5.2V==2.4A (12 watts).
If you connect Apple's laptop power adapters to the Nintendo Switch, the Switch queries the power supply, picks the 9 volt mode, and draws 9.6 watts. That's enough to run the system and charge slowly. Not totally ideal, but the Switch is talking to the Apple hardware, negotiating the best power plan both can work on, and, most importantly, it works.
I know it's funny that I am excited about this but Nintendo and Apple have both taken a common standard and implemented it and their products are interoperating correctly! These are two historically notoriously proprietary companies, embracing a consumer-friendly standard with little fanfare, and a couple of their released products are interoperable. This is huge.
We might really finally get a universal DC power supply specification that works across devices and isn't a bunch of undefined borderline dangerous crap with only bad connector options like USB type A's 100mA / 500mA / 1A / 2A nonsense. It's happening guys.
Your excitement about power standards is extremely infectious.
Fuck yeah, consistent chargers for all!
I ate an engineer
+1
Sir Landsharkresting shark faceRegistered Userregular
Like, Skyrim's getting held up as an example of a fantastic game coming to the Switch soon
Skyrim, the six year old game
It's a good thing that Zelda is crazy awesome because the Switch has a definite library problem that's looking like it's going to be extending well beyond launch
vanilla skyrim
Wait, the Switch version of Skyrim isn't the SE? On the real?
as in, mods
ain't no chance in hell that nintendo "i hurd you like friend codes" is gonna have mod support in skyrim
depending on how much effort nintendo goes into locking it down it may be possible to hack mods into it but I wouldnt bet on it
So who's hyped for the total solar eclipse in August?
I was real excite when I was living in OR but now idk how far feom the path I am : (
life's a game that you're bound to lose / like using a hammer to pound in screws
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
Posts
There are a mini-game collection.
bayonetta 1+2 hd would seem like a natural choice
which is good, because it's $20
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
drop considerably less to get a wii u and get it on that along with bayonetta and hyrule warriors
yeah! mario! and then smash!
but those aren't put yet
is it considerably less though? $100?
There will be a mario. It will also be good.
Everything else is a crapshoot.
Just one other game:
https://youtu.be/cIdmsFjsvdo
idk I paid $175 for a wii u like 2 years ago
Skyrim, the six year old game
It's a good thing that Zelda is crazy awesome because the Switch has a definite library problem that's looking like it's going to be extending well beyond launch
switch is $300 right?
i thought you were a finance predator thats over a 30% decrease in price
it's over 15 little caesars hot and ready pizzas after tax
I just want to be nude from the waist down
I might be willing to relent and go banana hammock
you can't even be a pregnant pony with a floppy dong weapon
that's tyrannus not me
So, hell nah
People have been testing the Switch with various USB-C power adapters and it seems to properly implement PD 2.0. The adapter that comes with the Switch can deliver power in two flavors: 5V==1.5A (7.5 watts) or 15V==2.6A (39 watts). The 7.5W mode is enough the charge the battery while it's sleeping, or greatly extend its runtime without charging while in use. The 39W mode can run the console docked and charge the battery at full rate.
Another company recently committed to USB-C and USB PD also: Apple. They've shipped a couple laptops that charge exclusively over USB-C and shipped a few USB chargers. Apple's adapter can supply 20.2V==4.3A (86 watts), 9V==3A (27 watts), or 5.2V==2.4A (12 watts).
If you connect Apple's laptop power adapters to the Nintendo Switch, the Switch queries the power supply, picks the 9 volt mode, and draws 9.6 watts. That's enough to run the system and charge slowly. Not totally ideal, but the Switch is talking to the Apple hardware, negotiating the best power plan both devices support, and, most importantly, it works. The Switch isn't even using a mode that Nintendo officially uses anywhere else.
I know it's funny that I am excited about this but Nintendo and Apple have both taken a common standard and implemented it and their products are interoperating correctly! These are two historically notoriously proprietary companies, embracing a consumer-friendly standard with little fanfare, and a couple of their released products are interoperable. This is huge.
We might really finally get a universal DC power supply specification that works across devices and isn't a bunch of undefined borderline dangerous crap with only bad connector options like USB type A's 100mA / 500mA / 1A / 2A nonsense. It's happening guys.
I was real excite when I was living in OR but now idk how far feom the path I am : (
Me too.
Your mother asked me who the hell I was and told me to fuck off.
Oh now I understand the scale
All you sharks look the same to me
ain't no chance in hell that nintendo "i hurd you like friend codes" is gonna have mod support in skyrim
I don't recommend this course of action because zelda has been shit since it went 3d
meanwhile, they did something to trash up the USB-C video standard to it will only output video via their dock
their $90 dock
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
context probably necessary.
Your excitement about power standards is extremely infectious.
Fuck yeah, consistent chargers for all!
excuse me
depending on how much effort nintendo goes into locking it down it may be possible to hack mods into it but I wouldnt bet on it
Yes Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask were awful and absolutely not some of the best games of that entire console generation.
I don't wear pants unless I have to.
I agree with this assessment of Zelda but the game sounds like it's genuinely challenging and very different
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
Your contrarianism is tired man.
Try doing a scheck burgs-and-memes style for a while, really get your creative juices flowing.
can we get a DNA test I am pretty sure that a clone of hitler made this post.