Oh man. PC release on day 1? Yes please. (Sorry Nintendo Switch, but if I have the option between you and the Steam Deck, I will pick the Deck every time.)
Heh Grubb was actually expressing doubts on TP/WW, it was his partner-in-crime Minotti who was so gung-ho.
Grubb claimed he "knew" Prime remaster is November, that it would be in the Direct was just a guess. So I'll wait until then before declaring fraudster.
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It's possible we could get a direct mini before the holiday with some more stuff, but doubtful. I think Prime and the Zelda remasters are just sitting on the shelf for now.
I can only farm so much, and the urge only hits me about once every other year, and even that feels like it's lessened by fucking everything under the sun making you pick up random grass and detritus constantly.
I'm interested in what's changing/being refined for Octopath 2. I really thought it'd be my jam, but I tried to play it twice and it never clicked at all, while I found a lot of mechanics really frustrating and obnoxious. I'm over Gust at this point. Call me if they get their heads out of their asses. Their PS2 games were almost all solid. PS3 eventually got back to at least recommendable, with the unfortunate Shallie backslide to end things. Everything I've touched from them since then I have deeply regretted.
It's possible we could get a direct mini before the holiday with some more stuff, but doubtful. I think Prime and the Zelda remasters are just sitting on the shelf for now.
It's possible we could get a direct mini before the holiday with some more stuff, but doubtful. I think Prime and the Zelda remasters are just sitting on the shelf for now.
The way Nintendo operates now they will just put these out on Twitter as they come.
New Fire Emblem
New Zelda
New Octopath
New Bayonetta
New Pikmin
New Rune Factory
Splatfest
Harvestella demo
overall a good show for me
shame no mention of Advance Wars or Metroid Prime but they'll eventually get their day
I get the feeling Nintendo wanted Advance Wars shelved and the war was just a convenient excuse. You don’t see other war shooters being delayed, and those are way more realistic than goofy Advance Wars. And nobody is complaining that Call of Duty 21 is releasing as planned.
Oh man. PC release on day 1? Yes please. (Sorry Nintendo Switch, but if I have the option between you and the Steam Deck, I will pick the Deck every time.)
Ugh not me. I've had my Deck for a couple months now and it's become abundantly clear that thing is no where near the quality of the Switch in terms of just being a handheld. Much more powerful, yes, but the Switch OLED is smaller/lighter yet feels more solidly made, the screen is 1000000x better to where certain games just end up looking better on the switch despite running on a far inferior machine, has a better curated ecosystem that you don't have to deal with etc. All this means anything that runs just as well on the Switch as it does the Steam Deck I'm gonna get for the Switch no question. To me the Steam Deck is more experimental. It's meant to be for playing games that couldn't/dont run on the Switch or wouldn't work well on a gamepad, for expanding the boundaries with that and for tinkering with interesting apps and capabilities, that sort of thing. Steam Deck is a great concept but it's super rough around the edges rn and doesn't compare to the Switch in it's current form at all... Stick issues (both of mine rub up against something else inside the Deck which is super annoying), overheating issues, software crashes and incompatibilities that they don't tell you about (although they do do a good job for the most part), issues with force feedback in the trackpads, issues with the trackpads themselves, and to be honest, just the design and construction of the thing in general feels like a rough prototype (Not to mention it's heavy as fuck). Don't get me wrong I do like my Steam Deck, I even got the super premium-demium whateverthefuck version, but I'm not gonna kid myself and act like it's some perfect device that renders the Switch obsolete either. It most definitely does not and not just because the Switch has Nintendo stuff on it.
I cant believe Factorio is coming, that is like my dream game for portable play. Like just recently I was pining for that kind of game to the point I was considering a Steam Deck. Now I don't have to!
Since wishes are coming true: gosh I'd sure like a portable Satisfactory
Oh man. PC release on day 1? Yes please. (Sorry Nintendo Switch, but if I have the option between you and the Steam Deck, I will pick the Deck every time.)
Ugh not me. I've had my Deck for a couple months now and it's become abundantly clear that thing is no where near the quality of the Switch in terms of just being a handheld. Much more powerful, yes, but the Switch OLED is smaller/lighter yet feels more solidly made, the screen is 1000000x better to where certain games just end up looking better on the switch despite running on a far inferior machine, has a better curated ecosystem that you don't have to deal with etc. All this means anything that runs just as well on the Switch as it does the Steam Deck I'm gonna get for the Switch no question. To me the Steam Deck is more experimental. It's meant to be for playing games that couldn't/dont run on the Switch or wouldn't work well on a gamepad, for expanding the boundaries with that and for tinkering with interesting apps and capabilities, that sort of thing. Steam Deck is a great concept but it's super rough around the edges rn and doesn't compare to the Switch in it's current form at all... Stick issues (both of mine rub up against something else inside the Deck which is super annoying), overheating issues, software crashes and incompatibilities that they don't tell you about (although they do do a good job for the most part), issues with force feedback in the trackpads, issues with the trackpads themselves, and to be honest, just the design and construction of the thing in general feels like a rough prototype (Not to mention it's heavy as fuck). Don't get me wrong I do like my Steam Deck, I even got the super premium-demium whateverthefuck version, but I'm not gonna kid myself and act like it's some perfect device that renders the Switch obsolete either. It most definitely does not and not just because the Switch has Nintendo stuff on it.
I want a Steam Deck, but I don't want to be a beta tester so I am ultimately waiting for the 2nd iteration of the hardware.
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Some really good stuff though. I'm excited for Ryza 3, Octopath 2, Raincode and Harvestella.
Playstation 4/5 as well. Official trailer here
Grubb claimed he "knew" Prime remaster is November, that it would be in the Direct was just a guess. So I'll wait until then before declaring fraudster.
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I'm interested in what's changing/being refined for Octopath 2. I really thought it'd be my jam, but I tried to play it twice and it never clicked at all, while I found a lot of mechanics really frustrating and obnoxious. I'm over Gust at this point. Call me if they get their heads out of their asses. Their PS2 games were almost all solid. PS3 eventually got back to at least recommendable, with the unfortunate Shallie backslide to end things. Everything I've touched from them since then I have deeply regretted.
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The way Nintendo operates now they will just put these out on Twitter as they come.
I suspect that might have been driven by MS since the Goldeneye remaster is now coming out as well
Ugh not me. I've had my Deck for a couple months now and it's become abundantly clear that thing is no where near the quality of the Switch in terms of just being a handheld. Much more powerful, yes, but the Switch OLED is smaller/lighter yet feels more solidly made, the screen is 1000000x better to where certain games just end up looking better on the switch despite running on a far inferior machine, has a better curated ecosystem that you don't have to deal with etc. All this means anything that runs just as well on the Switch as it does the Steam Deck I'm gonna get for the Switch no question. To me the Steam Deck is more experimental. It's meant to be for playing games that couldn't/dont run on the Switch or wouldn't work well on a gamepad, for expanding the boundaries with that and for tinkering with interesting apps and capabilities, that sort of thing. Steam Deck is a great concept but it's super rough around the edges rn and doesn't compare to the Switch in it's current form at all... Stick issues (both of mine rub up against something else inside the Deck which is super annoying), overheating issues, software crashes and incompatibilities that they don't tell you about (although they do do a good job for the most part), issues with force feedback in the trackpads, issues with the trackpads themselves, and to be honest, just the design and construction of the thing in general feels like a rough prototype (Not to mention it's heavy as fuck). Don't get me wrong I do like my Steam Deck, I even got the super premium-demium whateverthefuck version, but I'm not gonna kid myself and act like it's some perfect device that renders the Switch obsolete either. It most definitely does not and not just because the Switch has Nintendo stuff on it.
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I want a Steam Deck, but I don't want to be a beta tester so I am ultimately waiting for the 2nd iteration of the hardware.
I do think Nintendo will be modernizing their hardware soon, so just wait for that if you want a console.
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