Ah, I prefer portability. The fact I can play those games on the go is way more important to me than controller.
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Ah, I prefer portability. The fact I can play those games on the go is way more important to me than controller.
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Some highlights from Nindies..
- Bastion comes to Nintendo Switch on September 13th (Transistor coming in November)
- Undertale comes to Nintendo Switch on September 18th
- Hyper Light Drifter - Special Edition comes to Nintendo Switch on September 6th
- Towerfall comes to Nintendo Switch on September 27th (Characters from Celeste to appear in the NS version)
- Into The Breach available now on Nintendo Switch
It's like Metriod and Ori. I haven't played it yet but it looks pretty cool.
Mainly about Switch Online? Or are we expecting something big?
Also, apparently Dark Souls 2 will come, if true I'd imagine they'd hold off on revealing that though.
They don't mention online in the tweet, leading me to believe there will be a second, dedicated Direct to that sometime else
I'm just happy of the amount of long video presentations this month being great.
In less than a month, we have had a Smash direct, 2 separate Indie presentations, and a presentation for Dragalia Lost. Even though we are probably going to get a break on the amounts after this, I am excited of how long this is.
Here are..my predictions:
In less than a month, we have had a Smash direct, 2 separate Indie presentations, and a presentation for Dragalia Lost. Even though we are probably going to get a break on the amounts after this, I am excited of how long this is.
Here are..my predictions:
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Meh. Spirits would be it for me if that’s it. I guess the NES and SNES games too.
Honestly, the focus should be on Nintendo Switch Online for this presentation. We are now WEEKS away from this getting out; and we haven't seen much shown off in detail. And outside of Hulu and a comic app, we have virtually no information on certain Apps that have been long requested for Nintendo Switch.
As far as SNES, I get the feeling from the data leak of button symbols, that they are going to have SNES come as soon as possible; but that it's not going to be there at launch. Gut feeling, I know; but I do think they will try to get SNES onto the service.
When it comes to Smash, I'm just thinking they are going to show Spirits. It's the one major thing that we don't know of yet, and considering we got a huge direct about a lot of Smash, seeing Spirits left out has me curious to know what it entails (and I'm just calling that hidden mode Spirits for now).
That said, if there is a fighter reveal; my bet lies to that being through a connection to the invigoration of cross play.
If it’s something having to do with Cross Play I see it as a partnership with Microsoft. If that’s the case, the fighter would be someone like Banjo & Kazooie.
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It’s similar to castlevania symphony of the night. Just no “loot” or equipment or stats.
Unlike most Metroid games, you have the ability to Traverse a lot of the world before needing a specific ability or item to pass a barrier.
The game is difficult but also fair. Game requires you to take your time, and learn enemy patterns. Stop and heal often.
Boss battles are tough but rewarding.
Save spots are few and far between, and there is no map (at first) so the world feels larger when exploring. There is no “you must go here” objective or icon. It’s also huge. I’ve spent about 40 hours to get 100%.
Production value is really high for an indie game. Well worth $15.
If you like side scroller adventure games, you’ll find plenty to like.
