That didn’t hurt the Switch, it’s just they had to lean heavily on good WiiU ports that no one else played except us die hards. Mario Oydessy (anything Mario really) and the two Zeldas, plus Animal Crossing and Fire Emblem scored Switch it’s biggest success.
The fact that Assault was the last true original Star Fox is just sad.
Unfortunately Nintendo gets easily complacent. We saw it with the late Wii/early 3DS days and we see it here. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe being a Wii U port selling over 60 million copies is a lightning in a bottle moment.
I think it's fair to say Switch 2 and Mario Kart World could sell less than Switch 1 and Mario Kart 8 respectively and still not be considered failures.
Yes. The 3DS had less sales than the DS but it was no failure.
This is what I asked a while ago and got backlash: Is this game one I will have fun with (even if it is not polished)? I never got a straight answer. What do you think? I recently played PLA and liked it. Will I enjoy this too? How is the gameplay different from PLA? I am not expecting a glitchless experience, no Pokemon game ever was but I want to know if I will have fun regardless.Pokemon Z/A I can't excuse honestly, but I had a blast so I'm willing to overlook ANYWAY it bc it was fun
This has the catching of PLA but ZA is not turnbased, it's spam abilites off cooldown and move your pokemon out of the way of attacks, and it's a really fun way to play pokemon can get repetitive but I still found it fun regardless, the story is also better than most pokemon games as well, not as good as PLA though
Literally all they have to do is fix track select in online mode.
Yeah, but there's nothing wrong with having standards on what you buy, though. And there's also the fact that Nintendo's current marketing strategy is focused on bringing in the younger generation by re-releasing old shit.
It looks better than Sword and Shield. But it basically boils down to if you would enjoy something that's along the lines of an RPG that's managed entirely by cooldowns.
lol another one? Which one is this, "Classic Edition," "Special Edition," "Legacy Edition," "Champion Edition," "Deluxe Edition," or "Super Skyrim Fighter 2 Turbo Alpha EX Plus Mega 3.5 Part 2: Championship Edition (revision 4f)"?
How do you move the pokemon and you out of the attacks? Is it easy or a total bitch depending on the move?
I have played Xenoblade games so I get that but how well is it implemented here?
Weaker moves are generally more spammable. Certain status effects kind of ruins the difficulty of it. But as far as I can tell, you can't really do much of anything beyond fight, catch shit, and do some errands. I might be wrong, though.
Ok, thanks.
Is the online still broken so that walking around in circles means you can never be targeted?
I don't actually have the game, I'd just watched someone played it for an few hours. The impression that I got is that it's physically there. But it's something that doesn't have anything else to keep it interesting aside from the plot and the fighting.