hangdang69
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The joycons are awful for anyone who doesn't have a child's set of hands.
No bluetooth.
Underpowered.
No bluetooth.
Underpowered.
The original DS was a better designed system with more featuresNo Bluetooth audio without dock.
Joycon drift
No theme support without homebrew
Joycons are borderline useless for FPS games like Doom, Wolfenstein pointless in my opinion
Kickstand is one of the most unusual Nintendo things I've seen ever. Never seen Nintendo release something so flimsy.
And then theres the games. First 2- 3 years went well and then Nintendo stopped trying.
This right here. I had to buy some big ass Zen Grip holder to make it playable as a handheld. It works great but now the thing is twice the size.- ergonomy: Handheld mode gets uncomfortable in 5 minutes, almost unplayable.
Low output from Nintendo. Other then Odyssey there isnt a single Switch exclusive worth it atm.
I woudnt be so sure about that. A lot of us would be buying these systems for our kids and such. If us nerdy Nintendo fans don't see the value on a new system then we're not gonna buy it from our kids.Quite funny how many of us recognize so many fundamental issues that when addressed not only extremely alleviate but would make the Switch a historically recognized console our children would be talking about..
So if we forum dwelling peasants can see this why can't Nintendo?
Pro tip:
We, as Nintendo fans from the early days, who stuck with Nintendo throughout the years are not their primary focus at all.. Sure they know about us and give us scraps when convenient but that's it; their focus is elsewhere.
Sad fucking shit
I woudnt be so sure about that. A lot of us would be buying these systems for our kids and such. If us nerdy Nintendo fans don't see the value on a new system then we're not gonna buy it from our kids.
The WiiiU was aimed at the casual market and they shat on it. The hardcore shat on it too.
The hardcore fan is essential for getting a new Nintendo system off the ground. I feel like Nintendo know this by now.
I think they will launch every system strong from now on and then a year or two later if it's a big success well withdraw support.
They did this for the Wii and they're now doing it for the Switch.
I recall the last time I had DVDs I used some HD Samsung BlueRay drive to watch them and the upscaling made them look horrible... however, when I put the same disc in my PS4 (or PS3, it was a while ago) the thing upscaled them so well it was at least pleasing to look at them.I forgot how terrible the joy cons are to hold, I always use a Pro controller but had to go back to them for SS HD and they suck over long sessions, and sideways they are AWFUL.
You should get a Sony next time if you want better upscaling of 1080p and below content, it shouldn't look terrible. I'm only saying this to you because I hear that a lot and it often turns out they are LG owners: "I can't watch 1080p and below anymore, it looks crap".
Skyward Sword looks great at 1080p on my TV, of course I wish it was 4K like you can do in emulators but ycagwyw.
I am no Nintendo fan, have not hany of their hardware since the OG Wii. That being said, their games require a lot of skills, so saying they don't address a hardcore audience seems unfair to me. They do target a more "family friendly" audience, but it does not mean their games are not "hardcore" in some sense.I'm setting beside the fact of an eventual (sure fire) succes. Said succes is probably the sole reason for the way Nintendo has been lacking in the eyes of devout gamers. So many obvious errors which only the *hardcore* can see. Again, those *hardcore* are but an afterthought for a while now.
I recall the last time I had DVDs I used some HD Samsung BlueRay drive to watch them and the upscaling made them look horrible... however, when I put the same disc in my PS4 (or PS3, it was a while ago) the thing upscaled them so well it was at least pleasing to look at them.
I say this to emphasize that Sony devices definitely have great upscaling, I don't know how other companies do it now, they may have caught up... but that was striking at the time.
I am no Nintendo fan, have not hany of their hardware since the OG Wii. That being said, their games require a lot of skills, so saying they don't address a hardcore audience seems unfair to me. They do target a more "family friendly" audience, but it does not mean their games are not "hardcore" in some sense
They always did this on handheld. The reasoning is first party software establishes the system and then they let third parties make money on the downswing.I woudnt be so sure about that. A lot of us would be buying these systems for our kids and such. If us nerdy Nintendo fans don't see the value on a new system then we're not gonna buy it from our kids.
The WiiiU was aimed at the casual market and they shat on it. The hardcore shat on it too.
The hardcore fan is essential for getting a new Nintendo system off the ground. I feel like Nintendo know this by now.
I think they will launch every system strong from now on and then a year or two later if it's a big success well withdraw support.
They did this for the Wii and they're now doing it for the Switch.
this is so f*cking true....Faster eShop, like holy fuck that store runs slow as fuck.
It's all your fault for daring to play video games on it.do you keep your switch in a closet?
fucking blame me like it’s my fault for playing videogames on a videogame machine
I had been a hardcore Nintendo fan since my youth, the NES has been a passion of mine and I owned all Nintendo consoles up to the Wii (only the GBA in the portables). Anyway, I jumped off of the bandwagon a while ago because I feel they don't make games "for me", or at least not enough, and they will not make the console an enticing place to play third party titles (xbox has that, but nothing else either). So for people like me, those who dropped out but would rather have Mario and Zelda than Halo and Forza, Nintendo has not made enough to keep us engaged.I meant hardcore as in day one fans that are frustrated and disillusioned with the absence of a full Nintendio library, availability of WiiU ports from the get go, and general negligence in regards to it's *hardcore* AKA lifelong supporting fanbase wishes.
Their target audience is most likely the cause, but not because its family friendly, but because it's focus (while still staying true to their origins) shifted towards their more appealing/money making IP's. Their fundamental core business based philosophy atm will not gratify the needs of many of us and that's stating the obvious. Saying your happy with the current way is saying you're happy with a handful IP's and tolerating so so sequels on underpowered hardware which sole intention was to speak to as large a consumer base as possible.
And even then it's lackluster in it's final form.
I love my Switch but let's get real
It's all your fault for daring to play video games on it.
Joking aside not had any issues as yet, I still feel dust can be an issue with this, so I have mine docked only when I am playing in T.V mode, I have a USB-C cable for charging and have the Switch in a case, when not playing/charging, I also keep all my spare joycon's and Pro controller in a draw when not in use.
Or buy a Dyson.dust?... so if it's not my fault for playing videogames, I have a dirty house
im just gonna let that one slide
Or buy a Dyson.
See it's not a total waste of your time on here after all.well ive learned a lot here today...
im going to stop putting my joycons in the corn grinder, and maybe vacuum my house
I wish there was a badge for good opinions about nintendothere's a lot, tbh.
i think nintendo first party software, outside of a select few franchises, is pretty much trash nowadays. their games have become too dumbed down and generally have very little depth. This isn't going to get better anytime soon because people generally seem to like Nintendo's new direction, so i guess i'm an outlier. Plus first party games never get a significant price drop, so you're always paying a premium for what usually feels like half a game
I don't like that i need to keep track of several random pieces of plastic to play multiplayer games. if we're each using 1 joycon i can never find the slide-on plastic pieces with the buttons on them. if i'm going to use the joycon controller and my wife is going to use the pro controller, i can never find the joycon controller adapter.
I don't like the joycon buttons. they're too hard and clicky and the triggers aren't analog. i also had the joycon drift issue and had to send them in for repairs
the battery life isn't great
the online infrastructure is a joke, and the $20/year online subscription doesn't offer enough benefit to bother with it, except you don't have a choice if you want access to the new "virtual console" type experience
See it's not a total waste of your time on here after all.
Yes it's clear as day to me your honor, these guys are treating their hardware like shit.nintendo should employ your tactic in all the class action lawsuits
"your honor... may i present to you, the filth and squalor of our customer base in its entirety..."
I am glad the Switch missed out on all that Wii U appeal.Everything that’s missing from the Wii U:
-UI with more features
-Miiverse
-Access to virtual console
The Switch lacks personality. A lot of its appeal is superficial. Oh boy, colorful joy-cons. Whoopee!
No, my hands dont get used to it if I play long enough. Pain is the only result from long plays. Its just badly designed. Never had a problem with any other controller, and I've been gaming since SNES.Here’s the thing about adding ergonomics… now you’re adding depth/size to the thing. It’s basically just a thin(ish) tablet with round corners.
I mean, the switch isn’t comfortable, but your hands get used to it if you play long enough.
I’m gonna get a Steam Deck, but you will never see me in public with it. It’s enormous. Goudy. Thick. Like the nerds who play it when dad has the tv.
No, my hands dont get used to it if I play long enough. Pain is the only result from long plays. Its just badly designed. Never had a problem with any other controller, and I've been gaming since SNES.
And you already look like a dork playing with your Switch in public, dont need a Deck for that
There is Severed.There's a touchscreen yet we've yet to see any game fully utilising it.
I'll take a look.There is Severed.
Severed was originally a Vita exclusive. It's made by the same guys that made Guacamelee. It's a dungeon crawler where the combat is basically exclusively touch based "slicing".I'll take a look.
I honestly think it looks like a lovely device, but to me specifically as a home console it's flawed (if I was to get one I would need to get the PRO controller if I was ever to be satisfied, then it's pretty weak compared to other home consoles).I love my Switch but let's get real
This isn't fair. MadCatz put some effort into their controllersThe Joycons feel like they're $20 MadCatz controllers but are sold for $80.