I played Mario Kart 8 in it’s original form even post DLC packages.
It seems they nerfed the races so it’s almost impossible to fly off the sides, lots of annoying corrective steering, even when it’s not actually correcting a mistake.
Going off road can’t be done in some spot.
I notice they still can’t stop people from materializing in front of you online.

What is with the clone user? #MK8D #NintendoSwitch pic.twitter.com/EHMTFHtXIf

— Realm of The MMS (@neobuda) September 1, 2017

Even have a suspicious clone situation in online races. Nice battle changes, but not that important to me.
It’s nice to have the load speed of a card and not an optical disc, but what happened to MKTV? On the Switch MKTV is just you, not even friend list races. Not even a change from Youtube to Twitch or Twitch Premium.
It didn’t even start off or get added to the Switch phone app.
It’s hardly Deluxe, just what is honestly referred to as “Complete” by the makers and distributors of Disigea 5 Complete. Well without that MKTV it’s maybe a balancing act.

Some times the issue is playback, the other is it’s a game machine.
Nintendo itself claimed (calling it’s first US incarnations, “Entertainment Systems”) that it’s a gaming system. Fair, but really if you distribute old tv and films you know that your DVD and Blue Ray interfaces are filled with frilly nonsense and introduction.
Basically you can build that for any game medium if you have an SDK, all the menus and shit are basically like game UIs now.
So there has never been a reason on the console end why a game could never be played on a console, but distribution is.
It never took video playback as a native function. Ask distributors to do this, not console makers.

1. Avoid going to near shore, best even to lure some monsters off the narrow beach areas.
2. Little Fry can hit hard
3. When that flashy Zombie Char starts charging, look for gas lighting, or being lit up. If your lit up or (the other guys at night) a lazer is pointed at you, your the bait, let the others attack while you dodge if you can. In fact even dying till they can respawn you helps, in this case. They always target no more than 2 (and that’s late on).
4. Your lifesaver there, the little donut, it moves, leave the dangerous area to the guys alive.

Nintendo Switch hasn’t totally lost it’s “Virtual Console” feel completely. Hell it is practically a treasure trove of the Neo Geo – SNK games. Some including multiple versions in one game package. Samurai Showdown (awesome fighter), for example even has the version only released in Japan as well as the Western Edition.
I see almost all the classics except Eight Man.

To bad my Q4 fighting stick may not work one the System.

This seems like the system is for#neogeo lovers. All but 8 Man. #NintendoSwitch pic.twitter.com/tKWO0cdMQj

— Realm of The MMS (@neobuda) August 9, 2017

Evil Attacks an Oasis, your Brother sends your wind wielding ass off to the world. This wind is designed to cast off this world dominating nihilist event called “The Chaos.”
You must build your own knew Oasis as a safe sanctuary for lost capitalists, warriors, and treasure hunters (including Miners and Diggers).
But what is this? Chaos attacks, there is a thing called Lumite, can you get it in time?
It is sort of like a dungeon crawler with a Actraiser feel (a game where you play an Angel that revives a town: NES) although that protagonist didn’t live in the town and do a load of favors for the Seedling Capitalists.
Only thing that misses the mark, no multiworld option to allow 2 other players to join you online.

It occurs to me, handling the Switch Pro Controller, that this hurts may hand and wrist less (as a larger than average man, almost Morphan like).
The lower stick on the right and tight zr and zl buttons are a bit rough (but a bit better done than the XBox controller).
The great mistake Nintendo did with the Wii U and Nintendo Switch, is they didn’t bundle it with the Pro Controller. Instead they added the luxury instead.

They could have knocked off 99 bucks, and sold it with the Pro Controller (Switch) and sold the mobility option (Joy Pads) for 100 bucks or more. What one could call the gimmick option. Which is what they called the Wii U control pad with the Screen, something I would have got for first and second player if possible. I liked it because it worked perfect with my hands.

Could have gone with “Game Included” instead of “Controller Included” too. Since some of us can be fickle about our controller choices.

It’s hard to believe it isn’t it’s own game, it would be easier to find then the seemingly back drop like environment it’s located in.
Yes Splatoon 2 is great fun, although I rather miss Mahi Mahi and the Museum, maybe they unlock with time. Some old stages didn’t need changing either.
What is absolutely the selling point for me, was Salmon Run.
It took a long time to find it, and oddly enough it looked like it only existed in the local play room. But when I found it, behind the Marie port hole (Single Player Mode Access Point). When I found it, it was fun as hell and it takes a little will to even play the best Team vs Team, Turf War.
Battles with crazy Salmon, some with a pun weapon, a Fry(ing) Pan. Oh don’t discount the little guys if your too close to the water.

Hints, try and make sure to help your fellow player when knocked out, try to avoid being near the water alone or at all, keep watch, and with 3 eggs down, one can guard while 3 collect. There is no shame in guarding the collectors and eggs.
It’s all about killing the small Fry to bigger Chum and the Bosses who carry the Golden Eggs that fill your quota. Even some of my worst team ups have managed a little over quota, although a lot of times, some of the best got knocked out in high tide.
Beware the fast Mirror Ball like Char, forgot his name. But that is a night time rapid movement mode it hits some times.

It is awesome. It was worth the Switch, and this is my policy. Reason why I don’t have a PS4 or a Xbox. The 1st Party offerings, not worth it. Nintendo always has a good 1st Party offering. A few.

Okay, for one, there is no advanced copies and crap coming here, in some ways it may be a good thing.
Never know what can happen.
Another, no Instruction Booklets, hell even the Switch has no instruction booklet.
So I was surprised today, walking up to where I saw nothing before on the second day of this news broadcast about Grazzo Industries.
Seems Nintendo was so big on telling us what to expect they didn’t tell us it didn’t unlock on Day 1. So all is better, just wish they’d not omit things that can kick them in the shins, I am just glad I am not so much the chump. Although my hands do hurt, since I do love this game, and hate the damn controllers. The right half of the controller more than the left.
No, that wasn’t a political joke.

It’s hard to say I was taken, I was made a fool of, and usually my instincts are right. Including my instincts about the lousy left Joypad and overly small controls. It physically harmed my left thumb and shoulder. It is not a QoL product like the Wii U or 3ds could be considered. Or most Nintendo Systems on the controller end.
I was right, and I was adamant about not getting one, like the N64, and the N64 I didn’t have, I had a Play Station. I got a Game Cube cheep and late, and wish I didn’t. But I was mad at Nintendo for surrendering the SNES too soon.

Now, however, I am fuming mad at Nintendo. Who made Salmon Run look like an awesome multiplayer function that would test your reason for getting their internet service next year, in other words they never once said it was a purely local system. Not even a friend list thing. Oddly enough the Friend List is the easiest and most awesome system, it really does connect you with your other app and System buddies.

Salmon Run was a mislead, if not an out and out lie. It goes unplayed now, because no one near here has the device/game. My friends from Paris to Japan can’t join in, in fact Japan and the West are completely cut out of all Splatoon events.

I paid 399.99 CDN, and 79.99 CDN (game) to play Salmon run above all. Even knowing the mistake that is their controller design (Joypad and Pro). Didn’t know it would harm me physically. But given my gaming history, I could always count on Nintendo.
Well more than any of the other outfits out there.

You failed me, and I take this personally. It wasn’t just a Business fuck up, you caused a personal hurt Nintendo. Bailing on the SNES too soon was just a Business mistake.

Fuck you Nintendo.

I recommend getting the Demo of Miitopia, it saves for the full version and it and game handles Amiibo in some interesting ways.

It’s in the eStore.

The Japan Demo was neat but this is a long first part of the game, and it claims to go farther.