TBFH I was like 5 when I played this. I could try again to see if my opinion on it has changed, but I certainly had fun with it back then. It's not just punching stuff, there's some platforming, but I wouldn't say it's even as close to being as good as Mario 64's platforming.
Those images look so excessively over-the-top that it like something straight out of a parody. I doubt more than 1% of Nintendo's fanbase have setups like that.
I'm glad to hear that they've gotten better. I've said a lot that I want Donkey Kong 64, and I think that if (when I presume and hope) it gets added I'll most likely upgrade then.
Probably will at some point, given that Banjo-Kazooie managed to get on the service despite Microsoft owning Rare.
Nintendo is not some small minor company (its actually the seventh largest company in the industry by market cap, with the only companies larger than them other than Activision Blizzard being conglomerates) and nobody is suggesting its anywhere as big as Microsoft or Sony. None of the companies I suggested are large; they are all smaller studios, equivalent to Insomniac Games, which Sony just acquired. Nintendo wouldn't even notice buying them out. Nintendo has more than enough money to buy out even a midrange player in market, and none of the studios I mentioned even come close to that. What you said about Nintendo not operating via M&A was true historically, and I might have agreed with you a year ago, but things are changing now. Companies change and the gaming landscape has changed. Nintendo just acquired two developers that have supported them for years. That can't be ignored. And Nintendo is just as capable of operating like Sony and Microsoft in this department, if not to the same scale. I'm tired of this idea that Nintendo is this small little company that can't afford anything; its simply not true and never has been. A refusal to invest their money in expansion is not the same as an inability to.
Might as well post a link to the leaks themselves so everybody here can get in on the sperging.
I would totally take an update that makes the OS good and finally adds more themes over a Switch Pro (With no themes) (Seriously where the hell are the themes?)
Switch has problems with low end shit too like Legends of Mana.
If it's upscaled 4k you can get a 300 dollar machine to work with it. The OLED is 350 so even if they bump up the price to 400, that's still feasible.
"Why are people happy with the thing they have instead of thirsting to consoom every set period of years?"
The slow down in SMT5 was pretty fucking noticeable and I'm pretty sure the hardware limitations factored into what they could do with the level design. That shit chugged in a ton of places like The Last Story did for the wii.
I had A-Train for the Amiga 1200 back in the day. Couldn't understand how the hell everything worked since I was like 8 years old, but the trains looked dope as hell for computers at the time.
The only reason anything leaked at all was because Nvidia’s DLSS code (and corresponding hardware) was leaked. It’s not going to be natively producing 4K. It will be doing massively upscaled 4K.
it is an anagram for "a lord autism labor"
Personally I was never on board the whole "motion control" train that the Wii was conducting. It's fine for gimmicky shit like Wii Sports, but for 3D platformers, it's more of an annoyance. Having that shit in the 3DS was DUUUUUMB! "Hey, if you wanna collect all the Chaos Emeralds in Sonic Lost World, stand up (or sit in a spinning chair) and turn yourself around a bunch of fucking times while tilting the 3DS up and down to nab all the bubbles! Try not to throw up while doing it!"