I find it very stupid Nintendo didn't adopt industry standards.
you mean Playstation and Xbox standards, because they're the only gaming platforms that have mandatory systemic achievements.
Nintendo / Steam / Origin / UPlay / Amazon / Android / IOS / anything else I can't remember offhand don't give a fuck about achievements like you seem to
So many games that will make the Switch the ultimate multiplayer machine!
So glad I got the 200GB microSD!
Steam, Origin, and uPlay all have achievements.
You're ignoring the fact that all of those services you listed have the ability for achievements, regardless if it's mandatory or not. The Switch doesn't even have a system in place.you mean Playstation and Xbox standards, because they're the only gaming platforms that have mandatory systemic achievements.
Nintendo / Steam / Origin / UPlay / Amazon / Android / IOS / anything else I can't remember offhand don't give a fuck about achievements like you seem to
Watched the video, sold me on Flipping Death. Feels like a weird mishmash of Tim Burton stuff and Psychonauts. Yes please.
You're ignoring the fact that all of those services you listed have the ability for achievements, regardless if it's mandatory or not. The Switch doesn't even have a system in place.
It's not a huge deal to me because I'll just continue buying indie games on my PlayStation 4 or MacBook Pro but they could have made a new customer for these types of games.
We honestly don't know this for certain yet. They could very well do as they said and implement My Nintendo Missions as they've done in their Mobile games. Nobody can test any online features yet.
I'm going physical whenever possible. So, for now I'm not planning to get a mSD for Switch. Thinking a good number of indies will fit into the free ~26GB internal storage.
While I don't believe MyNintendo Missions are on the Switch because we would have heard something by now, it's completely different than a proper achievement system where you can compare with friends and unlocks are able to be viewed internally, the OS.We honestly don't know this for certain yet. They could very well do as they said and implement My Nintendo Missions as they've done in their Mobile games. Nobody can test any online features yet.
Instead of something that gives you discounts and other incentives?While I don't believe MyNintendo Missions are on the Switch because we would have heard something by now, it's completely different than a proper achievement system where you can compare with friends and unlocks are able to be viewed internally, the OS.
Not through an external source such as a website.
Easily. Who cares about a 30% discount on a $7.99 game? Especially when you're not able to choose the title that's discounted. I don't know what these other incentives are that you speak of but I would like nothing more than for Nintendo to get with the times and stop trying to be different when it comes to things that have become standard.Instead of something that gives you discounts and other incentives?
Easily. Who cares about a 30% discount on a $7.99 game? Especially when you're not able to choose the title that's discounted. I don't know what these other incentives are that you speak of but I would like nothing more than for Nintendo to get with the times and stop trying to be different when it comes to things that have become standard.
Steam, Origin, and uPlay all have achievements.
Origin is not a gaming system like the Nintendo Switch is, it's a service like Uplay. PlayStation 4 and Xbox One are gaming systems that have mandatory achievements.Origin has achievements (origin points) on 3 games.
Like... that barely even counts as statistical noise, let alone 'a system'.
Maybe you do, but I prefer Nintendo Missions because it gives a reason to get these useless achievements if there is.Easily. Who cares about a 30% discount on a $7.99 game? Especially when you're not able to choose the title that's discounted. I don't know what these other incentives are that you speak of but I would like nothing more than for Nintendo to get with the times and stop trying to be different when it comes to things that have become standard.
Origin is not a gaming system like the Nintendo Switch is, it's a service like Uplay. PlayStation 4 and Xbox One are gaming systems that have mandatory achievements.
Steam isn't even a gaming system but you'd be hard pressed to find a game released in the past few years that doesn't have achievements.
Origin is not a gaming system like the Nintendo Switch is, it's a service like Uplay. PlayStation 4 and Xbox One are gaming systems that have mandatory achievements.
Steam isn't even a gaming system but you'd be hard pressed to find a game released in the past few years that doesn't have achievements.
The decision to buy a lot of these indie titles would be such an easy choice for me if the Switch had an achievement system. Nintendo really messed up by not embracing industry standards.
Fantastic lineup.
Too many games to name landing right on my radar. Shit.
I didn't consider RIME an Indie game though, so it felt weird to see it on the list.
Also kind of expected the presentation to show some love for Snipperclips, but I guess that's kind of a 1st party game at this point.
Undertale
Don't have time to read the thread or watch it. Was it good?
Don't have time to read the thread or watch it. Was it good?
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You should try the previous game, Stick It To The Man.
Don't have time to read the thread or watch it. Was it good?
Don't have time to read the thread or watch it. Was it good?
Can we admit how great of a presentation this was? This was a great presentation and one of the best from Nintendo. This is why I love Nintendo Directs. It flows so well and when you have great content it works.
You get to play them anywhere though. Isn't that more important than achievements? The lack of d-pad is the real deal breaker for some games for me though.
0mg. There were so many great loolimg games in this! 10x more exciting than the Switch event. I need these in physical form though :/
When people click on the games on the Switch it shows "My Nintendo" achievements or awards or something like that. It almost implied each game might have something.
You get to play them anywhere though. Isn't that more important than achievements? The lack of d-pad is the real deal breaker for some games for me though.