I unfortunately got sucked back in to FFXIV, which ate up all my time the last few months. I’ve finally beat the newest expansion and hit the level cap, so it is back to Switch games. In addition to Fire Emblem, I also have Ni No Kuni and Dragon Quest XI to play. Pokémon goes straight to the top of the list when it launches. I’m an RPG fan, if it wasn’t already obvious.
I do not get motion sick regularly, though a few games have given me problems for some inexplicable reason. I may not be a great source for this question, but I can say I had no motion (or eye strain, which can also happen) issues with BotW.
Knowing me, that’s probably about how far I’ll wind up getting
Thanks to everyone for their responses! Switch is going to be purchased tonight/tomorrow! You are all terrible, terrible influences. And much appreciated.
I’ve been playing The Witcher 3. I can’t really believe I’m playing a game of this magnitude while at my kids’ piano lessons…
I have not played the game on any other platform so I can’t compare the graphics, but it is easy to tell where the concessions have been made to get this game to work on the Switch. That ho early doesn’t matter, though, as so far the game is awesome.
A little more on The Witcher. I docked my Switch and the game looks incredibly rough on my large TV to the point where I barely want to play it docked. Being that I have young kids, the main draw to me was that I could play this one without them watching, so this isn’t a big loss to me but be aware that the game is a borderline eyesore if you want to play docked.
As far as I know and saw on the obligatory digital foundry comparison video they prioritized mobile gampelay over docked gameplay here.
Which makes sense to me, if you play it docked…why not play it on powerful hardware if you want the glory and spectacle on a huge screen.
Yeah, you are perfectly right. I STILL don’t own a SWITCH yet, but this is still relevant.
Shakedown Hawaii is out on the 3DS (FINALLY!) but if you want it you can get it on Switch (and PS4 or Steam) too.
This game is pure gold. They poke so much fun on coparate culture, fads and tropes of the modern world and I cannot stop laughing. It is especially crazy if looked trough the eyes of the aging protagonist who is still stuck in the 70s and 80s.
Style, music, gameplay, look and feel knocks it out of the park.
Oh and from the makers of the also awesome Retro City Rampage, if you just need another little push…
I’ve got an entire bin filled with plastic Nintendo junk that I’ve accumulated over the years. I’m a bit interested in the fit, but I am also hesitant to buy more Nintendo peripherals. Let us know what you think!
I’m intrigued by the Ring Fit Adventure, but need to do more research before I can figure out if it’s something I’d actually use … please let us know what you think!
Will do, I tried it out at a friends place over the weekend and enjoyed it. Seems like it tracked everything properly. Think i’d refrain from having it as a party game and more of a motivator for personal fitness.
It was funny for a small group taking turns while everyone else in the room laughed at the ring-bearer, but don’t think that’s the main selling point, at least for me.