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  1. Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution Is Bringing The Lost GBA Adventure To Switch Next Year WWW.NINTENDOLIFE.COM 20 years in the making - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D41wEMc3_ME WayForward took to today's Indie World Showcase to re... OMG
  2. Nintendo Plans to Boost Switch Output to Meet Resilient Demand Yeah, we ain't seein' Nintendo's next hardware until mid-2024 at the earliest
  3. Disney Dreamlight Valley is the Kingdom Hearts of life-sim games WWW.POLYGON.COM Garden, cook, and dress up with a Disney and Pixar cast We’re particularly proud of the game’s expansive, engrossing, story-driven campaign. The Disney and Pixar characters you meet have their own unique individualized story arcs and friendship goals, both of which you can fulfill through exploration, gift-giving, and other fun activities where you’ll get to know your friends in new ways. Your days will be filled with everything from whipping up delectable Disney-themed desserts in your village restaurant alongside Remy from Disney and Pixar’s Ratatouille, using your latest catch from your time at the fishing hole with Goofy, as well as vegetables you planted and harvested from Wall-E’s garden patch. As you help your new friends, you will gradually begin to remove the night thorns around Dreamlight Valley with the power of your inner magic resulting in new areas with new characters opening up for you to explore. Best of all, we’ll be regularly updating the game with more content, including activities that coincide with new Disney and Pixar movies and events. Free to play as you probably expected. Not mobile though, PC, switch, ps4, ps5, xbox one, xbox series.
  4. Bloomberg ‘s Takashi Mochizuki Just the day before, Taipei-based newspaper Economic Daily News, claimed on Tuesday that the new Switch would enter production later this year, with a launch planned for Q1 2021. According to VGC, the same source also mentions the new switch will have upgraded interactivity, improved display quality, and will enter production later this year.
  5. https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2020-05-07-switch-passes-55m-lifetime-sales-in-a-strong-year-for-nintendo
  6. Digital Foundry seems to think so. I saw this game literally 2 days ago on the store and thought it looked vaguely interesting but a little too much like your typical mobile-inspired voxel game. A few seconds of footage from this video (I have not watched it further than that) were enough to convince me to give the game a shot.
  7. https://www.ign.com/articles/2019/07/31/ea-explains-why-it-offers-limited-nintendo-switch-support
  8. https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2019-07-22-nintendo-faces-class-action-lawsuit-over-joy-con-drifting-defect
  9. It's not been a deliberate thing, but I just realised the VAST majority of my Switch library is made up of indies. Just in 2019 I have bought Wargroove, Downwell, My Time at Portia, Crypt of the Necrodancer, Cadence of Hyrule, Friends of Ringo Ishihawa and Graveyard Keeper. I haven't bought a 'big budget' game since Pokemon Let's Go. Maybe it's my age, and these games often remind me of the stuff I played when I was younger? Maybe it's the convenience of the eshop? The stuff EA, Activision etc. is putting out just doesn't interest me these days it seems. Am I the only one?
  10. I have no idea what Scarlett is, or what PS4 Pro Pro is and I just want some old fashioned Marioness. I see Switch for $300 generally and if I get one a friend of mine is also planning to get one and he's asking questions and I don't know since I gave my aunt (cousin really but older than me) my Wii U (she collects game systems and older games) and kind of moved on from Nintendo for a while. Looking at the sales stuff on Amazon and such I still have some questions. I'm not finding any recent "get to know the switch" type articles that show me what I want to know so, here I am. What I want to know is : 1. Is there a cost for playing online and how much if so? 2. Storage seems tight so what are best storage options? A 1 TB MicroSD is a few hundred bucks according to Best Buy so any alternatives? 3. Is keeping the controllers charged a big deal or a hassle and should I get a charger and if so, how much? Will I likely want some other alternative controller or are the two slide on mini controller good enough for most players? 4. is the main unit durable? 5. Is the dock durable? 6. Does wireless work reliably? 7. Any know common troubles getting the thing on wireless 8. How does Online co-op work? Is it easy to link up to someone you know? Are there many games that use this? Thanks for any info you can give me. Again this is serious list of no bullshit not a trap questions I have.
  11. Up until now, I have been using my Switch without an SD card, and it has not really been a problem. I generally only keep the 3-4 games I currently play downloaded, and redownload stuff as and when I feel like a change. My library is getting quite big now though, so I think it's time to get a micro SD card. Do the read \ write speeds of these really matter, or should I just buy the biggest one I can afford regardless of speed?
  12. https://www.nintendo.com/nintendo-direct/02-13-2019/
  13. Nintendo Co. plans to release a new version of its Switch videogame console next year to maintain the sales momentum of the device, according to suppliers and others with direct knowledge of the plan.
  14. So this is the game Panic Button hinted at... Good to see all these big FTP games getting ported! Not got a date for it yet.
  15. I am guessing not many people have done this yet, so I thought I'd make a thread to let you know how it went. Before I sold my old Switch, I remembered to unlink my Nintendo account. This is done from the settings menu, and is really easy. It is very important to do this though, otherwise you will need to contact Nintendo to transfer your account. When I started setting up the new Switch, it gave me the option to link my account to the new console... However when I tried to do it, it was not possible until I had updated to the latest firmware. Once this was done all I needed to do is open the eshop and the option was there again. All I had to do was enter my email address and password and the account was linked in seconds, my friends list and activity appeared. Re-downloading my games also seems easy. Overall it has been a simple process, I was worried it was going to be far more complicated, because Nintendo... The only downside is that I lost all my saves. Once the paid online is up and running with cloud saves it won't be an issue, but I was out of luck. My 3 saves on Stardew Valley, with 350 hours of game play put into them, are gone... But it gives me a reason to start again!
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