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Bowser is truly a good dad.
Nintendo Switch
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Bowser is truly a good dad.
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By the way, Touch Screen is confirmed
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The Switch may cost 300 dollars, but this includes the joy-cons (40 dollars each) and the grip (30 dollars) and the Nintendo switch dock set (90 dollars). that is 200 dollars just for buying them separate. Source is the website.
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Nabber said:
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470 dollary doos they can shove that
imma wait for mario and splatoon and new pokemon before dropping money
Like with ps4 at launch im interested but it needs a good library i can jump into right away before i can purchase instead of waiting for stuff
Also man fuck paid online
Nintendos plan sounds like a shittier psn really
Even with the monthly free nes game
imma wait for mario and splatoon and new pokemon before dropping money
Like with ps4 at launch im interested but it needs a good library i can jump into right away before i can purchase instead of waiting for stuff
Also man fuck paid online
Nintendos plan sounds like a shittier psn really
Even with the monthly free nes game
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NSY said:
320 in italy apparently lol
im down. I'd say something 'guess i'll work extra hours for the next few weeks and save up for it' but I don't know how to say no so I'm doing that already. Any word on launch titles? Breath of the Wild is pretty solid at least.
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Dr. John H. Watson said:
$399.99 in Canada
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Breath of the Wild is the only launch title that will probably appeal to you.Crackin355 said:
I mean, you have the motion-control bastion called ARMS and there's this 1 2 Switch crap is... I don't know, whatever the hell that is. It requires you to look in your opponent's eyes and it doesn't use a screen, but its utter "lolcrap" (similar to that translator guy for Grasshopper) made me pass out.
I was pretty ambivalent about the presentation itself, but everything after it is a shitshow
>32 GB of storage
>$110 (CAD) controllers
>"free games" for the online subscription are only playable for one month
>voice chat is done through smartphone app
>Is $400 in Canada, nearly as expensive as a PS4 pro when all hidden expenses are factored in
What a mess. For every half-decent advancement the system has, there's something stupid to neuter it.
>32 GB of storage
>$110 (CAD) controllers
>"free games" for the online subscription are only playable for one month
>voice chat is done through smartphone app
>Is $400 in Canada, nearly as expensive as a PS4 pro when all hidden expenses are factored in
What a mess. For every half-decent advancement the system has, there's something stupid to neuter it.
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no region locking lol just get the thing for cheap from the us if you really need to
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Oh, excellent!
Ikr that's more than the Wii URohan Kishibe said:
Canada gets it for $400 and we're practically the same currency
I'll probably get the Switch... In a few years time. Thanks Nintendo for your great pricing
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I think it works like this: you get Super Mario Bros. for one month. When that month ends you get a different game, like The Legend of Zelda. When that month ends you get Super Mario Bros. 2, etc. Of course those are only examples. Just in case there was any confusion.Glowsquid said:
Yeah, seems that way. Maybe some third party's will throw in a couple of launch titles, but for now I'll just go with Breath of the Wild. It should last a while at least, assuming the map actually has an appropriate amount of stuff to do in it compared to its size.LeftyGreenMario said:
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i love this postGlowsquid said:
not even mentioning the pretty lackluster launch titles and including the assumption that nintendo will carry over their dumb practice of dripfeeding the virtual console and forcing people to buy them again or """"upgrade"""" them from the previous console i have pretty much no desire to get a switch at launch
no its just you get that game for the month and no longer. you know whats bad about this proposed practice is that sony does the same thing but offers retail titles and other games for freeLuigi 64DD said:
and you keep them so long as you keep your ps+ subscription active /and/ whenever you dont you can still renew it and the games will still be there
even if ps+ is a shitty service it has nintendo's proof of concept beat out the gate which isnt promising t b h
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that and that ps+ offer 4 games monthly (accross multiple systems but still)
and microsoft's version does that too *and* lets you keep the x360 games even if the sub runs out.
Paying for online on consoles is a scam. Offering "free" games (that aren't free since they're tied to a paid subscription) doesn't justify it, but that Nintendo is the last to jump on that trend and still somehow find a way to do so in the most stupid and unenticing way despite directly copying its competitors is just insane.
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And Nintendo wonders why ROM pirating and emulation is so popular. Unlike virtual shit on a console, ROMs last forever.
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That might be a reason to look forward to it, but it's not a "justification". I would've defended Nintendo for the possibility of better servers IF PC didn't have good free online services as well.