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I wouldn't even pirate Nintendo (second party IPs like Xenoblade are fair game).
Nintendo Switch 2 - For the Soytendo consoomers to speculate about the successor to the Switch, recently announced for 2025.
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Probuncus Monkey
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When playing the classic Grand Prix mode, 2 of the laps are spent driving to the actual track on a straight line highway that they call an "intermission". You then get 1 lap racing the actual track and then you drive to the next one.
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They did hold back content for switch1 games like splatoon, animal crossing and more. when it comes to mk8 they did see how bad the wiiu did. so they just saved the dlc stuff for switch1 port so they could continue the milking on a new platform.
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Wanna know why the OG Switch sold gangbusters during its launch? Because it launched with BREATH OF THE FUCKING WILD and was followed up by a killer launch window lineup (Splatoon 2, Xenoblade 2, culminating in Mario Odyssey). What do we have for the Switch 2 lineup? A Mario Kart that's less appealing than the previous entry, a DK game that's a new 3D Mario in all but name, and a Pokemon Legends game.... that's it. Not worth it at all
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Sounds like a good reason to not buy it and complain about it, instead of buying it and complaining about it.
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Wait. I thought we wanted a 3D DK game? And the last one which people wanted a sequel to was a 3D platformer like Mario.
Like pretzels you are. And apparently a bunch of you play racing games, unlock the racers and call it a day. whaaaaaaat??
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Switch 2 doing ok so far.
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It's a bit of an odd launch happening in the middle of the year. Right now it feels very similar to the Game Boy Advance - emphasis on back-compat, enhanced versions of older games, and a mixed-reception Mario Kart.
Supposedly there's going to be another direct soon-ish and we might actually see some interesting titles come out in the second half of the year.
I will also reiterate - the sales in Japan alone are already equal to what the Wii U sold in 4 weeks globally.
Supposedly there's going to be another direct soon-ish and we might actually see some interesting titles come out in the second half of the year.
I will also reiterate - the sales in Japan alone are already equal to what the Wii U sold in 4 weeks globally.
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Mario Kart World is pretty good. Easily the best Rainbow Road in the series.
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It seems like they are content with constant sales over long time and not worrying about making a huge splash with the launch marketing blitz. And sales are still quite good.
This thing might hit huge numbers in the years to come.
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Ironically enough, I've become less interested in the media capabilities of devices in the last ten years as every streaming platform has descended into churning out an undifferentiated pile of soulless, focus group-driven slop. So the majority of my entertainment these days is... games.
Also does anyone really need this stuff from a game console anymore? Every TV now comes with a billion streaming apps built-in. It was a different story back in 2013 with the PS4 and Xbone but these days I just can't see why a console would need such things.
Soggy Floppa
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Nintendo fully owns Monolith, its a first party IP
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And for the schizo, you simply plug in the computer of your choice to the spy TV. You can pick up a 7th gen or newer Intel OptiPlex MFF for under $100 and have H.264/H.265/VP9 hardware decode, and AV1 done in software just fine.
It is true that Nintendo not including YouTube, Netflix, etc. is retarded. But that's a decision they could fix with an update.
For the older PlayStation and Xbox consoles, disc drives were part of the appeal. PS2 including a DVD player was a big deal, PS3 helped Blu-ray defeat HD DVD, and PS5 provides a last gasp for the Ultra HD Blu-ray. Physical media is deceased now though, RIP.
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To be fair to YouTube Google and Nintendo are trying to work on getting a Switch 2 version of the app up and running, although the same can't be said for Netflix and other streaming services.
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I don't know if you "need" it, but it certainly doesn't hurt to have. A lot of TVs come with limited connectivity now, just one or two HDMI ports, so if you can play your vidya and stream your animes on a single device, it's definitely a plus for some people. Switch 2 also has a nice big screen, much bigger than most phones, so it might be a nice device to watch Netflix in bed on or whatever.
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Yeah but why would you need to stream off your game console to a TV when every TV in 2025 has the streaming apps built-in?
The portable bit I can concede on though.
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I don't know how many people are like me, but I personally did not connect my smart TV to the Internet because it's just another avenue to serve me ads. The software in them also becomes obsolete very rapidly and a lot of the apps stop working after a couple years and most people are gonna keep their TV longer than that.