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[Nintendo Switch] THIS THREAD IS DEAD. POST IN THE NEW ONE!

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edited January 2020 in Games and Technology

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The Switch is Nintendo's 7th home console 5th handheld newest hardware. After the Wii U's struggles over the past four years, especially with advertising and PR, this is Nintendo's comeback kid.

As the name implies, the Switch is a hybrid console, capable of going between standard TV play and on-the-go gaming. The console itself is actually just a thin, tablet-esque bit of hardware that's like a slightly smaller and less bulky Wii U gamepad. But don't be confused: whereas the gamepad was just a screen that streamed from the Wii U itself, the Switch is a fully independent console. It has a capacitive touch screen (a departure from Nintendo's preference for resistive), two slots on the side for controller attachments, Wi-Fi, and uses a USB-C cable to charge. Due to its mobile nature, it uses cartridges to play games. There are three main ways to play:

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TV Mode
This the traditional couch playing mode. The Switch comes with a dock that uses an HDMI cable to broadcast the Switch to your TV. This is where the Switch acts like a regular home console, and there's not much else to say. You can play using the game's controller (Joycons) separated or together (there is a grip included in box to give the joycons a controller form factor, but it does NOT charge the Joycons), or you can opt for something more typical like the pro controller (Sold Separately).

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Handheld Mode
The mobile mode, this is just taking the Switch out of the dock and playing on it. The Joycons slide on to each half of the console, giving you a more handheld experience. Battery life will vary based on the game and what you are doing, with estimates being a broad 2-6 hours. Breath of Wild was used as a benchmark, going three hours on a single charge. People are saying something like Shovel Knight can go as long as 7 hours. The general rule of thumb is that polygon-based games will drain the battery roughly twice as fast as ones uses sprites or less demanding graphics. Switches can also connect to up to seven additional Switches for local multiplayer purposes.

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Tabletop Mode
Tabletop mode is basically handheld, but the Switch has a little kickstand that lets you prop it up. Each half of a Joycon can operate as its own independent controller, so you can use this mode to play games with another person. The Joycons also have an attachment called a strap that slides in and gives you better L/R button and a bit more grip. It's worth noting that ALL controllers work in this mode, including the pro controller, so you don't need a bunch of joycons.

Oh, and the Switch isn't region locked. You will have to make foreign accounts on your Switch for each market, AND switching markets in the eShop empties your wallet, but it is possible and easy!

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There are two models of the Switch.

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The Standard Switch retails for $299.99, and it comes with the following:
  • Switch Console
  • TV Dock
  • Left and Right Joycons
  • Joycon Wrist Straps
  • Joycon Grip (NOT a charging grip)
  • HDMI Cable
  • AC Adapter
You have the option to buy a Switch with black Joycons or Red/Blue Joycons. CHOICES! There is also no shortage of bundles coming out, and they usually save you some cash by coming with a game or extra accessory, so I'd keep an eye out for those instead of buying the base system.
NOTICE: BUY THE LATEST MODEL. It has a fairly decent boost to battery life over the launch model at no other expense. This doesn't release until August 2019, but it will be worth the wait!

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The Switch Lite retails at $199.99, and it comes with the following:
  • Switch Lite Console
  • AC Adapter
  • That's it
The Switch is an obvious budget model aimed at people who don't care about the dock and just want those games. It is smaller than the Switch, with a 5.5 screen, has a somewhat better battery, joycons that are fused to the system (and have d-pads!), and the inability to dock. Despite presumably having the same USB-C port to charge. For more details, check out this huge fuck-off chart:
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I'd only get the Lite for like...a kid. Or if you just 100% don't nor never will care about docked mode. Because for the cost of like, 1.5 games you can get a lot more flexibility and features.

Need more crap? Accessories are available if you got cash to burn. Remember that a lot of these won't work with the Lite. Do your research!
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MSRP: $69.99
Want a more traditional controller? That'll be seventy bucks, pal. As a bonus, it comes with a USB to USB-C cable that can also charge the Switch itself, and the Pro can connect to your bluetooth-enabled PC with little difficulty. The Pro has most of the features of the joycons, including motion controls, HD rumble, and NFC support. I don't think it has the infrared scanner thing, however.

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MSRP: $79.99
Additional Joycons can be purchased for a hefty fee. They do come with two straps, however.

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MSRP: $49.99
Lose just ONE Joycon? Nintendo has got you covered, although they will charge you an extra ten dollars more than what they cost bundled together. Because business.

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MSRP: $29.99
That pro controller sure was pricey, wasn't it? Well, for less than half the cost, you can just slap your joycons in this thing and get a similar experience while pretending it's a dog or something. This one also charges your joycons while they're connected to it, unlike the one that comes with the Switch because Nintendo is cheap.

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MSRP: $14.99
Because you really want a wheel icon next to your name in Mario Kart. Slap a joycon in and race or just use it as a very awkward controller grip.

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MSRP: $89.99
Breakdowns of the dock expose this thing as being hilariously overpriced. Please don't buy it.

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The Switch will probably be Nintendo's biggest step forward regarding online play since it actually added online services to its hardware. It seems like Nintendo is finally learning from its contemporaries, having all online stuff managed from your Nintendo account. Sadly, Nintendo is also learning from its contemporaries in that they're going to charge us just to play online. The good news is that the service is fairly cheap, being $3.99 on a month by month basis, or $20 for a year. Another popular thing to do is join in with other people on a Family Account, which is $34.99 a year for up to eight people. That's less than five bucks a YEAR, so I'd definitely go that route if you can find the people. Check out the chart to see what a subscription gets you versus being a plebeian who thinks online play should be a basic free service.
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The monthly game downloads may have caught your eye. Nintendo is doing something new, and they're launching a Netflix-esque service for their catalog of classic games. While subscribed to Nintendo Online, you'll have access this library along with bonus features like online leaderboards and multiplayer. It's (currently) just NES titles, and they've been adding new titles each month. There's also been little bonuses for subscribers, like the free Tetris 99 game or a coupon to save $20 on two games. Nothing outrageous just yet, but something to keep an eye on.

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What's the battery life for everything?
The Switch: 2-6 hours (Launch iteration), 3-7 hours (Switch Lite), or 4.5-9 hours (2019 iteration) depending on the game. As a rule of thumb, 3D games like Zelda or Mario will last about three-five hours. A game with sprites or 2D effects like Shovel Knight will last about 6-9 hours.
Joycons: 20 hours. Note that that do not draw power from the Switch when attached to it and in portable mode.
Pro Controller: 40 hours. The dock does have three USB ports that can be used to charge.

Is the Switch backwards compatible?
No, it uses carts and has no disc drive to play Wii U media. And no, it's also not backwards compatible with the 3DS, DS, or any other Nintendo system.

Do the carts really taste bad?
Yes, they are coated in denatonium benzoate, which is one of the most bitter compounds for humans. It's meant as a deterrent against children eating them. Don't lick the cart, dummy.

Can I go online in portable mode?
Yes. Also, while it has no browser, if you are at a place with Wi-Fi, there will be an applet that lets you pay/agree to their terms so you can get online.

Are there seriously friend codes?
Yeah, who knows why. The good news is that when you punch in someone's code, they'll get a request instead of playing this game of "Did you send it?" Furthermore, more options are set to be added like traditional friend requests through your Nintendo account, which...raises the question of why use friend codes in the first place.

Is the Switch region-locked?
Nope! Import to your heart's content. You can even switch regions on the eShop, BUT you will lose whatever current balance your account has in its current region. So spend your money first.

Can I connect to the TV using third-party USB-C cables?
No, for whatever reason the Switch must be docked to display on the TV.

Can I recharge the Switch using a portable power bank used for cell phones?
Depends on the amperage and voltage. There are now power banks specifically designed for the Switch, so I'd recommend those first. But those are pricey, so a phone one can work in a pinch. Just keep in mind that you will, at best, maintain battery while playing off a power bank. It just isn't strong enough to meet the wattage demands of the Switch. Power banks for laptops work better, but at that price point you may as well just get one guaranteed to work.

Which screen protector should I used?

Tempered glass. While plastic ones are cheaper, they themselves are prone to being easily scratched, which means you'll have to replace them every so often. On top of this, tempered glass feels better when using the touch screen, and they tend to be easier to apply (fewer bubbles). Tempered glass will set you back more cash, but you'll save more in the long run. Right now, amFilm is the screen of choice for most people.

How much memory does the Switch have?
32 GB, of which around 25 is usable. For reference, Breath of the Wild uses around 13GB. You can use micro-SD cards to expand the memory. Because Switch carts are so small, I recommend a micro-SD with plenty of memory, because Switch games will be large and it defeats the purpose of going digital if instead of 32GB carts you're just swapping 32GB SD cards. A Sandisk Ultra with 128GB of memory should last you a while.

Can the pro controller cable be used to charge the Switch?

Yes, the cable that comes with the Pro Controller can be used like any other USB to USB-C cable. Hook it up to power banks, charge your pro controller through your PC's USB ports: go wild.

Where's Virtual Console?

It's dead, Jim. There's been rumors of a VC successor, but as of E3 2019 only the Switch Online service offers classic Nintendo titles.

Does this mean end of the line for the 3DS/Wii U?

As of 2019, Nintendo has ended support for the Wii U and 3DS. Long live the Switch.

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The Switch has games, making it a true revolution in the industry. Oh, and in case you missed it: the Switch is not region locked. You can create separate accounts for other regions and access their eShops there.

G&T Approved!
The following games are almost unanimously praised by the community. If you need a place to start, make it here.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Snipperclips
Fast RMX
Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove
Blaster Master Zero
Puyo Puyo Tetris
Tumbleseed
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
Disgaea 5
ARMS
Splatoon 2
Sonic Mania
Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle
Pokkén Tournament DX
Fire Emblem Warriors
Mario Odyssey
Xenoblade Chronicles 2
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Doom
Steamworld Dig 2
Mummy Demastered
Has Been Heroes
Resident Evil Revelations I & II
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

But what other games are good?

There are a lot of games on the Switch and some of the good ones might slip past you. Not the obvious stuff like BotW and Odyssey, but the smaller gems that go unnoticed. With so many games getting released, it's hard to keep up. So the PA folks are gonna compile some mini-reviews of these great titles in the following format:

Name
Price (mention if digital only here)
Genres
Similar games
1-2 sentence review with pros and cons

For example:
Golf Story
$14.99 (eShop only)
Golf/RPG
Mario Golf GBA
A fun and addictive golfing game that has a lot of customization. Some of the NPC side quest stuff drags a bit, but not enough to ruin the fun. Highly recommended!

Penny Arcade mini-reviews:

Dresdenphile suggests:
  • Kamiko
  • $4.99 (eShop only)
  • Action
  • Zelda 1?
  • This short indie game tasks players — who control the titular priestess Kamiko — to take down demons and complete puzzles along the way, racking up combos. With 3 characters to choose from, each playthrough handles differently.

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  • WotanAnubisWotanAnubis Registered User regular
    edited September 2019
    So how 'bout that Direct, eh?

    My coffee certainly didn't warn me about a lot of those announcements.

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  • Jubal77Jubal77 Registered User regular
    I mean the games were great....

    But that wireless SNES controller though.

  • Handsome CostanzaHandsome Costanza Ask me about 8bitdo RIP Iwata-sanRegistered User regular
    Jubal77 wrote: »
    I mean the games were great....

    But that wireless SNES controller though.

    8bitdo died for this.

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  • akjakakjak Thera Spooky GymRegistered User regular
    You guys, don’t make my mistakes. 30 seconds of googling would have told me that “local coop” for Torchlight II did NOT mean couch coop. It means LAN. >.<

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  • skeldareskeldare Gresham, ORRegistered User regular
    Too many games.

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  • Maz-Maz- 飛べ Registered User regular
    Tokyo Mirage Sessions and Xenoblade Chronicles are two of my favorite RPGs ever (Xenoblade actually might be my favorite RPG of all time), so getting to play both of them again next year is pretty damn great.

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  • kimekime Queen of Blades Registered User regular
    akjak wrote: »
    You guys, don’t make my mistakes. 30 seconds of googling would have told me that “local coop” for Torchlight II did NOT mean couch coop. It means LAN. >.<

    That's.... a stretch for what I consider "local coop". I mean, I guess that's technically right, but that would have fooled me too.

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  • DrascinDrascin Registered User regular
    So. Sans in Smash. What the fuck.

    Honestly after today's direct in the next they could say Reimu is gonna be in Smash and at this point I wouldn't even find it weird. This is a timeline we're having, isn't it.

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  • Maz-Maz- 飛べ Registered User regular
    edited September 2019
    Jedi Academy coming as well!



    Seems like Jedi Outcast will be singleplayer only, but Jedi Academy will have multiplayer.

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  • BahamutZEROBahamutZERO Registered User regular
    Drascin wrote: »
    So. Sans in Smash. What the fuck.

    Honestly after today's direct in the next they could say Reimu is gonna be in Smash and at this point I wouldn't even find it weird. This is a timeline we're having, isn't it.

    .... I could totally see Reimu and maybe Alice getting a Mii Fighter costume and a song like Sans, now that they did that with Sans.

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  • RidleySariaRidleySaria AnaheimRegistered User regular
    As I expected there wasn’t anything in the Direct I’m interested in. I guess I’ll just have to look forward to 2020. :/

    And man, majorly glad I didn’t pay up front for that fighter’s pass. It pays to wait.

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  • WotanAnubisWotanAnubis Registered User regular
    Maz- wrote: »
    Jedi Academy coming as well!



    Seems like Jedi Outcast will be singleplayer only, but Jedi Academy will have multiplayer.

    OK, well, at this point I'm just waiting for a Knights of the Old Republic announcement. I mean, why not?

  • urahonkyurahonky Registered User regular
    Maz- wrote: »
    Jedi Academy coming as well!



    Seems like Jedi Outcast will be singleplayer only, but Jedi Academy will have multiplayer.

    Jedi Outcast is so much better too. Seems weird to start with that one.

  • UncleSporkyUncleSporky Registered User regular
    I've only seen one cutscene from Deadly Premonition but it looks like it's from an alternate universe where Shenmue kept getting really accurate homages into the 360 generation.

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  • l_gl_g Registered User regular
    This direct was insane

    MOON getting an English release on a modern console and Deadly Premonition 2 being announced at the same time is some WHAT UNIVERSE DID WE STEP INTO ish

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  • BahamutZEROBahamutZERO Registered User regular
    edited September 2019
    I've only seen one cutscene from Deadly Premonition but it looks like it's from an alternate universe where Shenmue kept getting really accurate homages into the 360 generation.

    yeah it's a game that came from the parallel universe where shenmue-likes became a big time genre

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  • WotanAnubisWotanAnubis Registered User regular
    I really want to recommend Return of the Obra Dinn, but I also don't want to spoil anything?

    It's a big murder mystery/logic puzzle made in a 1bit art style And it's got some sweet music.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GadL-6wpp3U

  • skeldareskeldare Gresham, ORRegistered User regular
    As I expected there wasn’t anything in the Direct I’m interested in. I guess I’ll just have to look forward to 2020. :/

    And man, majorly glad I didn’t pay up front for that fighter’s pass. It pays to wait.

    I’m curious what would’ve interested you, since it seems like you say this after almost every direct.

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  • BahamutZEROBahamutZERO Registered User regular
    skeldare wrote: »
    As I expected there wasn’t anything in the Direct I’m interested in. I guess I’ll just have to look forward to 2020. :/

    And man, majorly glad I didn’t pay up front for that fighter’s pass. It pays to wait.

    I’m curious what would’ve interested you, since it seems like you say this after almost every direct.

    IIRC the answer is metroid?

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  • l_gl_g Registered User regular


    just in case anybody was worried his White Owl studio (if it still exists) wasn't in the credits

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  • urahonkyurahonky Registered User regular
    Yeah I really wish Metroid was bigger in Japan. Maybe we'd actually get games.

  • skeldareskeldare Gresham, ORRegistered User regular
    urahonky wrote: »
    Yeah I really wish Metroid was bigger in Japan. Maybe we'd actually get games.

    At least we know Metroid Prime 4 will be released... eventually.

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  • The WolfmanThe Wolfman Registered User regular
    urahonky wrote: »
    Maz- wrote: »
    Jedi Academy coming as well!



    Seems like Jedi Outcast will be singleplayer only, but Jedi Academy will have multiplayer.

    Jedi Outcast is so much better too. Seems weird to start with that one.

    I'm calling it right now. This version is going to be terrible.

    The PC version had a code that would turn the lightsaber into a... well a real lightsaber. How you would expect a real laser beam to act. Anything it touched would be sliced off and dismembered. Duels were one hit affairs. And you could just wiggle the saber in front of stormtroopers and they would literally fall apart.

    If this code isn't in this version, then this version is garbage. :)

    ...Glibness aside, it's a great game. Kind of makes me wish they'd go the entire route and redo the whole "Kyle Katarn" saga. I have a huge amount of nostalgia for the first Jedi Knight.

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  • urahonkyurahonky Registered User regular
    I remember randomly buying Jedi Knight back in the day and immediately getting all of my friends into the game. It's not an easy game by any means but holy shit is it good.

  • RidleySariaRidleySaria AnaheimRegistered User regular
    edited September 2019
    skeldare wrote: »
    As I expected there wasn’t anything in the Direct I’m interested in. I guess I’ll just have to look forward to 2020. :/

    And man, majorly glad I didn’t pay up front for that fighter’s pass. It pays to wait.

    I’m curious what would’ve interested you, since it seems like you say this after almost every direct.

    It’s not always easy to say. A lot of times I just see something I didn’t know I wanted. Lately a lot of Nintendo’s first party focus has been on franchises I personally don’t care about - Fire Emblem, Luigi’s Mansion, remakes of games I didn’t enjoy. Games that look well made but don’t strike my fancy. Depending on how reviews pan out I might try Luigi. I hated Dark Moon though so it’s very much a wait and see kind of thing.
    IIRC the answer is metroid?

    Not required but Metroid is their instant win move for me, unless it’s a Federation Force scenario.

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  • eelektrikeelektrik Southern CaliforniaRegistered User regular
    urahonky wrote: »
    Maz- wrote: »
    Jedi Academy coming as well!



    Seems like Jedi Outcast will be singleplayer only, but Jedi Academy will have multiplayer.

    Jedi Outcast is so much better too. Seems weird to start with that one.

    I'm calling it right now. This version is going to be terrible.

    The PC version had a code that would turn the lightsaber into a... well a real lightsaber. How you would expect a real laser beam to act. Anything it touched would be sliced off and dismembered. Duels were one hit affairs. And you could just wiggle the saber in front of stormtroopers and they would literally fall apart.

    If this code isn't in this version, then this version is garbage. :)

    ...Glibness aside, it's a great game. Kind of makes me wish they'd go the entire route and redo the whole "Kyle Katarn" saga. I have a huge amount of nostalgia for the first Jedi Knight.

    It simultaneously made the game easier and harder at the same time. Also makes for amusing accidents when fighting a dark Jedi where you both swing at the same time and simultaneously decapitate each other.

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  • FiggyFiggy Fighter of the night man Champion of the sunRegistered User regular
    Currydex.

    This is the weirdest timeline.

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  • DrascinDrascin Registered User regular
    As I expected there wasn’t anything in the Direct I’m interested in. I guess I’ll just have to look forward to 2020. :/

    And man, majorly glad I didn’t pay up front for that fighter’s pass. It pays to wait.

    Honestly, I'm happy I got it, myself, because almost none of these characters are things I love enough to buy them separately, but having them turns out they seem to tend super fun. I've never touched Persona 5 but Joker is still one of my most played characters.

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  • UncleSporkyUncleSporky Registered User regular
    Figgy wrote: »
    Currydex.

    This is the weirdest timeline.

    Is curry actually that big in the UK or is this another Japanese thing? Like the emphasis on spicy curry in Smash Bros, Disgaea 5, etc.

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  • FiggyFiggy Fighter of the night man Champion of the sunRegistered User regular
    Figgy wrote: »
    Currydex.

    This is the weirdest timeline.

    Is curry actually that big in the UK or is this another Japanese thing? Like the emphasis on spicy curry in Smash Bros, Disgaea 5, etc.

    Someone in the UK can probably answer more accurately, but there are enough brown people in the UK that I'd imagine Indian food in general is popular?

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  • FiggyFiggy Fighter of the night man Champion of the sunRegistered User regular
    eelektrik wrote: »
    urahonky wrote: »
    Maz- wrote: »
    Jedi Academy coming as well!



    Seems like Jedi Outcast will be singleplayer only, but Jedi Academy will have multiplayer.

    Jedi Outcast is so much better too. Seems weird to start with that one.

    I'm calling it right now. This version is going to be terrible.

    The PC version had a code that would turn the lightsaber into a... well a real lightsaber. How you would expect a real laser beam to act. Anything it touched would be sliced off and dismembered. Duels were one hit affairs. And you could just wiggle the saber in front of stormtroopers and they would literally fall apart.

    If this code isn't in this version, then this version is garbage. :)

    ...Glibness aside, it's a great game. Kind of makes me wish they'd go the entire route and redo the whole "Kyle Katarn" saga. I have a huge amount of nostalgia for the first Jedi Knight.

    It simultaneously made the game easier and harder at the same time. Also makes for amusing accidents when fighting a dark Jedi where you both swing at the same time and simultaneously decapitate each other.

    But to say it's a "code" is disingenuous. You had to paste a bunch of stuff into the command line. It wasn't like a cheat code you entered at the menu or anything.

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  • WACriminalWACriminal Dying Is Easy, Young Man Living Is HarderRegistered User regular
    Jedi Knight was my first foray into the world of modded gameplay, downloading custom multiplayer maps. I didn't have a good enough internet connection to actually play MP, but I enjoyed exploring the larger and more complex maps. Even tried to make some of my own, but that didn't really work out. As I recall, I once downloaded a Minas Tirith map that was designed with partial verticality in mind.

    As I further recall, I discovered there was a hidden strip club in Minas Tirith with a single pole in one corner and softcore porny posters all over the walls, and one poster of the White Tree of Gondor. Just, you know, to keep the map lore-friendly.

  • skeldareskeldare Gresham, ORRegistered User regular
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  • ZekZek Registered User regular
    The way to experience Deadly Premonition is the Giant Bomb endurance run: https://www.giantbomb.com/shows/endurance-run-deadly-premonition-part-vj-01/2970-15246

  • rahkeesh2000rahkeesh2000 Registered User regular
    edited September 2019
    Is curry actually that big in the UK or is this another Japanese thing? Like the emphasis on spicy curry in Smash Bros, Disgaea 5, etc.

    Curry is an absolute staple in Japan, from family cooking to fast food to convenience stores, although most of their ideas of "spicy" wouldn't even register for Indians.

    Like you need to clarify its "spicy curry" because most curry there isn't.

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  • Cameron_TalleyCameron_Talley Registered User regular
    Figgy wrote: »
    Currydex.

    This is the weirdest timeline.

    Is curry actually that big in the UK or is this another Japanese thing? Like the emphasis on spicy curry in Smash Bros, Disgaea 5, etc.

    Dude curry is an institution in the UK

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  • skeldareskeldare Gresham, ORRegistered User regular
    I’m in love with this cover art

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  • RidleySariaRidleySaria AnaheimRegistered User regular
    All these Wii U ports and I’m shocked they haven’t done 3D World yet.

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