They are platformer characters so I don't see why it wouldn't work. Maybe if there game was made in a style that was similar to Super Mario Odyssey than it would work.
A few weeks ago, someone made a post about Gary Bowser and wondering what he did. This is a video about it. I wasn't the one to find this, but I thought it would be interesting to share.
Here's another video https://youtu.be/j9_1Wl9pjLU?si=ITsKm2z4oB_hKZno
Thoughts?
I don't even hate the new designs, but this is such a weird cope.
Annoying
>$80 for the whole year
>You can add up to 8 accounts no matter the region
>each one becomes $10 for the whole year or 83 cents per month
Is it crappy? Yes. Cheap? Yes. Compare to PSN with price hike too
Nintendo is determined that palwold wont become a successfully large franchise and has taken steps to quickly try to obtain a patent
>An updated version of the Nintendo Switch under model number "HAC-001(-01)" was announced on July 17, 2019, and was released in Japan and North America in mid-August 2019, and in the United Kingdom in September 2019. This revision uses the Tegra X1+ SoC, a more efficient chipset compared to the Tegra X1 used in the original model. Thus, the time-on-battery was effectively extended to 4.5–9 hours, depending on the game being played.
Can we expect the Switch 2 to get a version with better hardware, as well? Would it be wise to wait?
I imagine over the years, some of the Switch's 2 hardware flaws are apparent and may be easily fixed, if possible, just with the Switch.
The low battery of the Switch 2 is a factor for me, who plays the Switch on trains and at other places without being able to recharge.
Most importantly, the exclusive games are still abysmal. I bought 4 games last year just on the Switch (Poke Z-A, Lunar and Suikoden remaster and Octopath 0), why buy a Switch 2 when the current Switch lineup was still strong? Buying a Switch 2 then was utterly nonsensical unless you really really dig the exclusives. Now its slightly starting to get better, but still no game changing exclusives... Star Fox is like a 5-10 hour game and alleged OoT remake... is still a remake instead of a brand new Zelda. Why had the Switch 2 no great launch? Compare it to the Switch with BotW (subjectively questionable, but objectively a phenomenal game). Also, where are the great exclusive RPGs? Most stuff I noticed is just a port or Action/Strategy RPGs. Bravely Default was iffy enough on the 3DS, who wants to pay for this iffy RPG again? Meanwhile, I still get a kick out of Romancing Saga 2, Unicorn Overlord, Sea of Stars, Live A Live on the Switch. Zeldas and (most) Pokemon are on the old Switch as well.
I bought the Switch 2022 and by that time it already had plenty of games and it had a newer version with better hardware.
Can I expect to benefit from waiting for a better Switch 2 just as much? Is buying a Switch 2 now not worth it? I read a few comments panicking about the price increase, but without a great game, there is just no incentive. Half interested in finally playing Hogwarts Legacy and hopefully Visions of Mana (not on Switch 😞 ) comes as well, even though it isn't even a great game.
Today I had got a new game (it’s NBA 2K if you’re wondering) and I tried to load it in, and it gave me a pop-up screen that I can’t download much of the game because it had 56GB and I realize my switch has 32GB which pissed me off because I deleted every photo and archive every data on my switch in just to learn now, I have to use a microSD card and my switch can barely read shit I don’t know what to do now cause I feel emotional about deleting all my memories that were on that switch.
Due to market conditions.
https://bsky.app/profile/wario64.bsky.social/post/3mm5arhr3ck2v
I would imagine how smash bros had really ruined JRPGs
It's been 3 weeks since I posted about losing my channel, PokeNational, here, and I finally have an update on the situation. The channel is no longer active. During the 7 days I had to refute the situation, things escalated quickly, and misinformation spread widely (Mostly from here and Twitter). So, here's an update video clarifying everything that happened. I do want to thank people for bringing my situation into discussion, but some of y'all straight up don't know what you're talking about.
This exact post (after this paragraph) was taken down in the switch2 subreddit for not having “limited-scope questions”…. Yeaaaah oooookay. Sometimes I think that the positivity surrounding the switch 2 is more blind and toxic than the criticism.
Am I crazy, or is it really bizarre and kinda dumb to be advertising a console by showing 3 games that
The games themselves aren’t really the issue, it’s just the lack of calendaring that makes it especially weird to me. It’s also weird that I’m getting ads like this on YouTube but nothing for Star Fox which probably releases before at least 2 of these games.
Is this ad common or has no one else seen this on youtube with these 3 games in particular?
In case anyone just wants to label me as a hater, I‘ll just say that I do own the switch 2 and have enjoyed my time with DK Bananza, Metroid Prime 4, SF6, and Resident Evil 7 and 8 (ended up playing Requiem on Steam for a smoother experience) in the time since the system released. Many of the other games for the platform just haven’t really been my thing (Mario Kart World, Air Riders, Z-A, Pokopia, Tomodachi Life, Yoshi, etc). So, I do really like the system but the way Nintendo has handled 2026 is just so bizarre to me.
Bro always has bad ideas on these projects. A Super Nintendo Shill so hard that he prays to Jesus for the next Super Mario 3D Platformer. It’s not good and his videos would be considered slop today.
I understand not everyone has to like everything however I feel people just want to hate on the new Star Fox just to hate on it. It's even to the point people are coming out of nowhere to even defend past Star Fox games that were also heavily criticized like Adventures and Assault. It's always the same cycle with Nintendo news. A game is announced with a new direction for the game either in gameplay or visual style. Fans claim this is killing their beloved franchise and that it disrespects fans. Then when the next game of the series comes along suddenly that previous game "Oh that game was a secret underrated gem that nobody wanted to like at the time". "Star Fox Zero wasn't a retelling but a culmination of all the games."
It's at the point I can't trust anybody who talks about Nintendo. Either they're a die hard fanboy who can't understand a basic critique like saying Star Fox Adventures doesn't feel like Star Fox. Because it's literally a different game called Dinosaur Planet with Star Fox characters slapped on top. But now suddenly it's "The definition of Star Fox".
It's this weird fanboy attitude or just completely deranged blind hatred. For what it is Adventures is a pretty decent dungeon crawler. But people can't understand nuance. So even though the design of the game is structurally sound they'll purely look at Star Fox and dismiss the entire game.
Both of these are completely off when it comes to how people really felt when they played it. Adventures was a good game but it was a terrible Star Fox game because in many ways it literally wasn't. That's why Assault was so weird when they doubled down on the Dinosaur Planet even though that was remnants of a different game. So you can have fun but still critique it! What a novel concept that many people just genuinely don't understand.
So while I get you might not like the new Star Fox aesthetic I'm just here for the gameplay man. Star Fox 64 was one of my most replayed games as a kid. I just want to fly in an Arwing and shoot stuff. All I'm saying is can we at least give the "Game" a chance before we talk about "The franchise is dead". It's absurd.