SMOK3Y
Generous Member
Multiple adapters if you have iP7Oh really Nintendo? How about the fact that IPHONE 7'S DON'T HAVE A FUCKING HEADPHONE JACK.
I seriously have to use a piece of shit adapter for voice chat? Are you kidding me?
Multiple adapters if you have iP7Oh really Nintendo? How about the fact that IPHONE 7'S DON'T HAVE A FUCKING HEADPHONE JACK.
I seriously have to use a piece of shit adapter for voice chat? Are you kidding me?
Nintendo licenses their brands to skate shoes (Vans), and then mentions those on their twitter feeds. Does that mean Nintendo is releasing a line of skateboard controllers? Branding and licensing doesn't mean squat. Yes, it's possible this is how Nintendo is going to do the voice chat thing. But it's also possible that it's just something Hori came up with. We'll know next week.Why would Nintendo promote and license it if its hardware was completely unnecessary?
This is HORI, not some random third party producer.
To be fair, that says "Purchaser" which might not neccescarially mean the one who purchased it is the one playing it.And here's another chart of switch usage by household
Seems that 50% number being for children posted earlier is a load of shit.
A kii. They honestly would have been better of not including voice chat at all. This is even worse than anyone expected
Honestly this is what I think is delusional. You think nintendo WANT to integrate voice chat into the OS but lack the programming capability?
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*Blinks Heavily
What
Nintendo licenses their brand to skate shoes (Vans), and then mentions those on their twitter feeds. Does that mean Nintendo is releasing a line of skateboard controllers?
And here's another chart of switch usage by household
Seems that 50% number being for children posted earlier is a load of shit.
And here's another chart of switch usage by household
Seems that 50% number being for children posted earlier is a load of shit.
To be fair, that says "Purchaser" which might not neccescarially mean the one who purchased it is the one playing it.
I also doubt a lot of 0-12 year olds are doing email surveys.
I don't, I have no desire to.
Out of curiosity, how did anyone think this solution would have been different? We've known for months voice chat would be handled through a phone app, so clearly the only way you'll get both is through a splitter.
Not saying that makes this any less cumbersome, but this is kind of the only possible outcome from the way they've set things up.
I mean explain it beyond a small blurb on their website. Like, what games do you get, what discounts do you get, what the app's capabilities actually are, etc.
But this is sorta outside the scope of this thread since I'm talking about the paid subscription in general, not just the phone app.
Nintendo licenses their brands to skate shoes (Vans), and then mentions those on their twitter feeds. Does that mean Nintendo is releasing a line of skateboard controllers? Branding and licensing doesn't mean squat. Yes, it's possible this is how Nintendo is going to do the voice chat thing. But it's also possible that it's just something Hori came up with. We'll know next week.
Whew good thing any online game worth a damn can have you turn off voice chat entirely or mute individual players.Worth reminding the thread how toxic team chat can be and how Splatoon was designed not to rely on it and how most people/audiences don't wanna talk to strangers and don't have the regular experience of doing so over voice chat?
Probably not.
Carry on, kids/squids.
I don't think this is even true. Nintendo had on-board voice chat on the DS, 3DS and Wii U in at least a few games.Because they are too stupid to look around and see that clever solutions have already been engineered across mulitple mobile industries for over a fucking decade now
They hired DeNA to handle this shit cuz they were like "Fuck it I give up" and now the consumer is paying the price because DeNA doesnt want to build an app for the switch
Im guessing they are isolated from it. There is likely Zero crossover between internal Nintendo system engineers and the DeNA online division devoted to running Nintendos Online service
This is what im sayingDon't know enough to know if the 50% number is bull shit or not, but that does say "Purchaser" not "user." Up until I was about 16, I couldn't afford to buy my own consoles, but I was the primary user.
I don't see it working really. Is that really a big deal?How is this even going to work in docked mode?
I don't think this is even true. Nintendo had on-board voice chat on the DS, 3DS and Wii U in at least a few games.
I'm still betting that the smartphone app is really well engineered and hopefully offers really cool functionality.
The one that comes with your phone?
Sorry Nintendo but I think I'll just use discord or something this is some dumbass shit
So... are iPhone 7 users just SOL?
I have my iPhone 7 headset adapter, costs $9 for a spare.
The iPhone 7 headset adapter that would make this works costs $9, for those iPhone 7 owners that lost the one that came with their phone.iPhone 7 users will love this
Worth reminding the thread how toxic team chat can be and how Splatoon was designed not to rely on it and how most people/audiences don't wanna talk to strangers and don't have the regular experience of doing so over voice chat?
Probably not.
Carry on, kids/squids.
How is that any more convenient than using the official app without hori's audio combiner though?Sorry Nintendo but I think I'll just use discord or something this is some dumbass shit
tbf it's pretty bad.
This is what im saying
That's kinda what people expected before the Switch launch. "They need to explain what the Switch OS offers." They didn't. All that there was had been explained - there simply wasn't much to show.
Same here. You get a NES or SNES game every month (after that month you can still purchase it to continue playing) - which won't be announced months in advance. Same applies for discounts. The app's capabilities are also rather straightforward: voice chat, matchmaking, set play appointments.
There's not more to it if they don't say anything. If they don't say anything, no need to expect more - there's a reason why they don't have more to say.
Someone wanting something the most doesn't really mean they're the one that uses it the most. If I had a kid and I bought a Switch for me, but the kid ended up using it more, it would skew those numbers. There are just too many ways those numbers could be skewed compared to actual online users that it's not really worthwhile.The asterisk claifies who wants it purchased the most, meaning if the kid asked for it. Obviously a 2 year old isn't paying for a switch. That's why it's called usage percentage.
why are people arguing that this design is not intentional and that they somehow stumbled on this solution?
WiiU provided a much simpler and usable solution, fucking Mario Kart had ingame chat with the mic on the tablet.
Heck on Wii which was really not thought for this kind of stuffs they provided a set up for a more social solution to the problem.
Look at their handheld line, pokemon has online chat since Pokemon diamond/pearl some 11 years ago out of the box!
They know how to provide this service without much trouble, they just don't want to.
As unusual as it is for you to make a bold claim and then ask someone else to do your homework for you, I'll bite.
Nintendo reveals demographic information all the time:
https://mynintendonews.com/2014/08/...sers-males-account-for-93-and-females-only-7/ (August 2014)
Switch launch demographics (from April 28th, 2017):
I'll see if I can find something similar for Apple or Samsung.
Edit: Beaten by everyone it seems.
Someone wanting something the most doesn't really mean they're the one that uses it the most. If I had a kid and I bought a Switch for me, but the kid ended up using it more, it would skew those numbers. There are just too many ways those numbers could be skewed compared to actual online users that it's not really worthwhile.
As someone who doesn't own headphones or a mic this is great! You get unmatched sound quality directly to your ears, no over complicated online wires and Internet things to deal with.In for the hardware refresh.
Purchase data, nothing to do with user data. Its pointless for me to search for user data as it wont be released nor accurate. A certain amount of common sense needs to be applied.
And if you really think that Nintendo is more popular with over 25s than under 12s, then you really havnt got any and its pointless to argue with you
Worth reminding the thread how toxic team chat can be and how Splatoon was designed not to rely on it and how most people/audiences don't wanna talk to strangers and don't have the regular experience of doing so over voice chat?
Probably not.
Carry on, kids/squids.
I... what?People here seem to be jelly.
I mean, this Splatoon-style adapter is so damn cute. I will buy it. Love my Switch.
And honestly, how boring is this setup:
Brb opening a new thread called:
"My SO and me had so much fun with USF2. Is this the best game you ever got for 40$?"
If so, I'd expect some kind of really bad consequence for Nintendo. Which I doubt will be the outcome.