For $80?
Not bad for a game that started on the Wii U. A Wii U port with a sequel that would hold out on a console that was released in 2012. Proves you can bang out games on tech for years. The Wii U didn't last long, but how many Switch games would run on Wii U. Give me the games. Plenty of Nintendo games out there that're overdue a sequel. SEGA could do better on the Switch. Again, plenty of games overdue a sequel. I don't care about tech these days.
Find it hard to believe those numbers. I'm 47 years old and I've worn tired of racing games. I'm more into arcade racers which you don't see much these days. And I dropped off years ago with rally and F1 racers. I wouldn't mind Ridge Racer and some of SEGA's racers making a comeback. A new Outrun, Wave Race, Stunt Race FX, Road Rash, Project Gotham, Shox to name a few. Top 3 would be Wave Race, Outrun and Project Gotham. Same old tracks with Turismo and Forza. ...
I thought it was a bit cheap looking and the inside padding peeled.
£60 Switch games = more people buy used.
At that price, it'll sell painfully slow.
And a much cheaper price.
Had to pass on the price. Watched a few vids on YouTube, headset looks the same quality as the PS4 VR, but not sure if the padding inside peels like the PS4 VR padding. Game releases are a bit poor at the moment and PS4 VR games don't work with it, which I think is crap. Still, it's not affordable for me right now.
I finished Breath of the Wild on Wii U a while back and it still stands up against the Switch version. I bet Tears of the Kingdom would hold up on Wii U.
Zelda Switch with no game on card is crap.
I agree. The Saturn and PS struggled as 3D consoles.
And not many people know about Mega CD 32X games.
And the Master System was more powerful than the NES. The Master System converter was awesome for the Mega Drive/Genesis.
The Dreamcast trampled the Saturn. The Saturn and PlayStation struggled as 3D consoles. I agree that the Mega Drive was SEGA's top console, but it sold more than the article states due to Mega Drive 3 sales and it did continue to be sold in certain countries for years. You could also include the consoles that included built in games with a card slot, but not so much the mini consoles. Can't see how you can count add-ons like the Mega CD and 32X. I wouldn't say the Pico was a ...
Maybe your Switch memory needs a clean up!
Will Nintendo make the same mistake with Wii to Wii U? Switch 2 launches at well over the price of the OLED Switch and most gamers will take a step back. Keep banging on with the current Switch and most gamers prefer the same old every year. More Splatoon, Mario Kart, Pilowings and Wave Race are well overdue, 2D Mario, Mario Galaxy 3 and/or Mario Sunshine 2, Blastcorps 2, 1080 Snowboarding and sequels to plenty of other games would keep the Switch going for years. Zelda on Switch is a Wii...
So many of these games out there, most I never got to play. At the time, I remember Final Fight on the Mega CD which had an extra level or something, but I played the arcade version on CAPCOM Collection on the PS2 years go. Also Final Fight 2 on the Super NES, but it didn't hold up to the first game. Played many games on the C64 such as Renegade, Target Renegade and one of the Double Dragon games, but can't remember which one. But back then, arcade games didn't hold up well on...
I don't care about Nintendo consoles now. I couldn't care less who makes what console. Just go multi format and sell 50+ million Mario Kart games.
Still, I don't understand the point of Nintendo consoles. As with every company that's out there, Nintendo are in it for the money. More money made making their games available on all formats, including PC, mobiles, tablets and laptops. I have a Switch that's constantly docked, so how about a plug in console that takes cards? I don't want to play games on a small screen.
Switch games are hitting £60 in the UK from £50, but are dropping. £40 for a game is pushing it. Money men and retailers will disagree hands down, but not game on the planet is worth more than £30.