I really wanted to do a shiny Jirachi hunt and transfer it up.
Are there any grey areas that can be used so to speak?
I've heard of Hex, but I thought that was strictly creation, not a means of legitimate transfer.
Legitimate is probably not the right term to use, but I consider it legitimate if the mon originated via legal means.
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Title. I keep hearing so much conflicting info. I figured you guys would have a definitive answer.
I don't mind a firmware update, but past that, will it work flawlessly, or do I need to have to conduct a ritual with Joycon in order to get it to work?
I'm always on the edge of trying the games. Can never make the jump.
I like the idea of tactics, but really hate the social sim aspect. It was my least favorite part of Persona 5 and actively is the reason why I stay away from the series. Also it keeps me away from guardians of Azuma.
Can you stay away from waifu simulator 9000 or should I just keep it moving?
For the Switch 1 I had the PowerA mini controller. LOVED it's size.
However, I'm not really seeing a smaller footprint device for switch 2.
Is the Mobapad on a charging grip similar in size?
Not everyone has huge hands, but I feel like that's the only market games cater to.
Loved Remake. Played the Demo of rebirth and the constant invisible barriers and momentum breaking obstacles kinda made it annoying. That reason deterred me from buying. Am I alone?
I've game overed twice in the demo. I genuinely suck. I expected kiddy levels of difficulty. I think I genuinely suck and have no coordination, but I'm still surprised. You can't really backseat play this game like some titles.
I hate the new speedometer. It'll likely change in the N version. A column shifter is cool, but reduces the ability to shift while turning during manual mode driving. Infotainment is a great size, but lacks the thought out design of the previous generation.
From an average consumer standpoint, this is a huge upgrade. For enthusiasts, I see a bunch of misses. The N version could have altered design, though. The N mode gauge should be an important mainstay.
Steering wheel itself is so much better than ours, though.
There is now heated AND ventilated seats.
Watching the videos it appears the turn and wipers are on the left stalk. I believe the right one is a new form of column shifter. It has a button on it, which I think will be park.
I utilize the shift lever during turns in normal traffic. Upshifting while the wheel is turned kinda sucks logistically.
However in spirited driving I set my gear before turning so it won't affect much there. How do you guys feel about them eliminating it?
EDIT: this is primarily focusing on manual mode in the upcoming N version. Sorry, I realized I never brought my point into the relevancy of the N subreddit. I ultimately think it's a knock, but taking performance away from the equation, I think column shifters are pretty cool.
It's all new to me. I'm thankful for this direct. One of the best. I don't like being locked into the Nintendo games only on my Nintendo mindset. I like to be human and live a little. I figured, "hey this is a game I'm interested in!". Then I buy and enjoy it!
I also just focus on the experience. I don't know how to count pixels or detect blurs. I also don't care about what the gamecard contains. It's really weird, I just want to play some games.
Can a share a secret? I've been a Nintendo only gamer for about 15 years and I'm not a big fan of Mario or Zelda. I guess I just played all the other games in the Nintendo catalogue and enjoyed them. I don't even care about who made the game, as long as I like it.
I guess ignorance IS bliss.