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Re: Nintendo Switch: Building a New Generation of Hardware from Scratch
Originally Posted by Adam Tyner
(Post 14009089)
I’m not sure if you subscribe to Walmart’s Prime equivalent, but…!
https://twitter.com/wario64/status/1...982327808?s=21 |
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Wow.
PRAISE JESUS .. I actually got one. |
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Yeah, it's in my cart. I really wanted to find it at Target to get the Target card discount on it, but I might as well pull the trigger here.
edit to add: Got it! Now I need to figure out how to get this 3rd Switch on my Nintendo account where I've been buying all of the games for my kids over the past few years. |
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Yay! I'm happy to have helped out.
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Re: Nintendo Switch: Building a New Generation of Hardware from Scratch
Saw that Knights of the Old Republic was ported to Switch last week. Only $14.99 so I decided to download it. Never really played it much back in the day, but I’ve heard a lot of good things about it.
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Re: Nintendo Switch: Building a New Generation of Hardware from Scratch
Originally Posted by Mike86
(Post 14012029)
Saw that Knights of the Old Republic was ported to Switch last week. Only $14.99 so I decided to download it. Never really played it much back in the day, but I’ve heard a lot of good things about it.
https://screenrant.com/kotor-switch-...-power-remake/ News of the original Knights of the Old Republic being ported to Switch comes shortly after it was announced that Aspyr had teamed with Sony Interactive Entertainment to develop a remake of the beloved title. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic - Remake is said to be in early development and does not currently have a release date, though will launch simultaneously on PC and the PlayStation 5. It will be a timed console exclusive for the PS5 and is expected to make its way to other systems after the fact. https://www.nintendolife.com/reviews...e-old-republic One minor annoyance that we feel still needs to be mentioned is that it’s abundantly clear KOTOR was not designed to be played with a controller. While it may be that the original released on the Xbox alongside its PC release, the world itself feels like it’s ideally navigated by mouse. There are lots of interactable elements in any given part of the world, and where you would simply point and click on menus or NPCs in the past, here you rather awkwardly cycle through targets by using the shoulder buttons. It’s far from deal-breaking, and we’d argue the novelty of having KOTOR on the go outweighs this drawback, but just be prepared for controls that’ll always feel a little hokey. |
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OLED is back in stock at Amazon as I write this:
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Nope! All gone now.
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https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/dvdtalk...696bc8f50.jpeg
I was able to get a Switch OLED for Xmas. I was looking for accessories and came across Satisfye had a grip and case ZENGRIP PRO OLED SLIM BUNDLEAnyone have this or dealt with this website? |
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I use it for my Gen1 Switch and absolutely love it. Extremely recommended if you play in handheld mode a good amount.
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After not playing my Switch for a while, back at it with Picross S6 and Picross Sega. I've finished S1-4 but I haven't finished 5, I'll work on it alongside 6.
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Some first party Switch games are $26.99 at GameStop https://www.gamestop.com/video-games...ew=list&sv=new
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^ Is Astral Chain worth it? Doesn't look like any local stores have it, but I'd buy digital.
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Re: Nintendo Switch: Building a New Generation of Hardware from Scratch
Originally Posted by Dan
(Post 14015301)
^ Is Astral Chain worth it? Doesn't look like any local stores have it, but I'd buy digital.
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Re: Nintendo Switch: Building a New Generation of Hardware from Scratch
Originally Posted by lwhy?
(Post 14015248)
Some first party Switch games are $26.99 at GameStop https://www.gamestop.com/video-games...ew=list&sv=new
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Re: Nintendo Switch: Building a New Generation of Hardware from Scratch
Originally Posted by Mike86
(Post 14015309)
Might grab Paper Mario: The Origami King. Otherwise not much there I want that I don’t already haves.
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Re: Nintendo Switch: Building a New Generation of Hardware from Scratch
I picked up Paper Mario: The Origami King. $27 for Switch games are deal. I'm debating Astral Chain, but I've already spent over $150 on games so far during these sales.
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I’m thinking of getting my kids a Switch Lite for Christmas (we already have a regular switch). How difficult is sharing purchased games from the eshop between them? I saw something that the secondary switch has to always be online for that. Is that accurate, or is it like the NES/SNES games where it needs to check in online once a week or so?
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Re: Nintendo Switch: Building a New Generation of Hardware from Scratch
Originally Posted by majorjoe23
(Post 14017127)
I’m thinking of getting my kids a Switch Lite for Christmas (we already have a regular switch). How difficult is sharing purchased games from the eshop between them? I saw something that the secondary switch has to always be online for that. Is that accurate, or is it like the NES/SNES games where it needs to check in online once a week or so?
The other weird thing is that if both are playing the same game you can't do local co-op with each other, only online co-op. |
Re: Nintendo Switch: Building a New Generation of Hardware from Scratch
Originally Posted by majorjoe23
(Post 14017127)
I’m thinking of getting my kids a Switch Lite for Christmas (we already have a regular switch). How difficult is sharing purchased games from the eshop between them? I saw something that the secondary switch has to always be online for that. Is that accurate, or is it like the NES/SNES games where it needs to check in online once a week or so?
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Re: Nintendo Switch: Building a New Generation of Hardware from Scratch
Originally Posted by redbill
(Post 14017551)
VERY difficult. you need to think through very careful before every purchase who is going to play it and on which switch. and then you'll still mess it up.
Basically, if you're the account where all the games are going to be bought, you take the secondary switch (since on that switch only the account owner can play the digital games, on the primary any profile can). |
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It seems pretty difficult to me actually to share digital Switch games between two Switches in the same household. Possible, yes, but hardly simple.
Especially if you as the primary account holder already bought the game on your Switch and want to share that game on your kid’s Switch which is the second one you owned (which I imagine is the case for most people). |
Re: Nintendo Switch: Building a New Generation of Hardware from Scratch
Originally Posted by Decker
(Post 14017555)
It seems pretty difficult to me actually to share digital Switch games between two Switches in the same household. Possible, yes, but hardly simple.
Especially if you as the primary account holder already bought the game on your Switch and want to share that game on your kid’s Switch which is the second one you owned (which I imagine is the case for most people). Or do what we did in the old days and buy two copies of the game. ;) |
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I mostly do what we actually did in the old days : buy a physical copy and share it.
Like I said, digital sharing is possible but it’s not easy and it’s not ideal. |
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