@Haruki_NLI I dunno, heard it was £70 - didn’t even bother to check the prices as it was a ways off and I was unlikely to preorder. Still don’t know what it costs now, tbh. Either way, I am now getting it for “free”* 🥳
*if such a thing truly exists within the dynamics of an intimate relationship
@kyleforrester87 The U.S. MSRP, sans vouchers, is $69.99, which is what you might be thinking of. The UK release is £59.99 (at least on the eshop), which is roughly equivalent to the U.S. price.
@Ralizah I did see a $70 dollar article on NL, and some people in the comments were talking about £70 and I probably just put 2 and 2 together multiplied it by 20 and then subtracted 10.
@kyleforrester87 TotK is the first $70 Nintendo game in the U.S. The price point has been a hot button issue since Sony started pushing it with its PS5 games, because the $60 MSRP has been the standard for a long while now.
Currently Playing: Metroid Prime 4: Beyond (NS2); Corpse Factory (PC)
@Ralizah It's funny, because it was Nintendo in Europe pushing the first €70 game with BOTW, well before the PS5. But it wasn't really talked about at all back then.
I've pre-ordered ToTK for £48 from hit.co uk (used to be base). Seems to be cheapest in UK. I threw on BoTW last night to start a new play through and god damn, the great plateu might still be the best opening tutorial of a game ever!
@R1spam Still havn't actually finished BOTW, despite playing it for a couple of hundred hours. I have to go mess up Ganon. Not sure I will get round to it, though.
Seems that I was not the only one who noticed that Breath of the Wild was 70 euros in Europe for both the Switch and Wii U versions! Now we are talking as it is a big deal that the new Zelda is 70.
Although, to be fair the Switch online plus thing here is 40 euros that is less than 50 dollars.
Decided not to wait to see when any of the online retailers would get more MP: Remastered stock in, so I went ahead & bought it digitally.
I've retrieved the missile & morph ball upgrades so far. All the places that have opened up to me are too hot to explore, so I'm gonna go back to the starting area to see if there's another path to take.
My first time playing it (or any of the Prime games really), and at first I thought the formula would be too overwhelming in 3D, but I think I'm starting to get to grips with it.
Currently Playing:
Switch - Blade Strangers
PS4 - Kingdom Hearts III, Tetris Effect (VR)
I know it maybe shouldn't seem like much in the grand scheme of things, but I am pretty pissed after the last system update that I no longer can use my name on there. I'm assuming it is because it has the world kill in it, but really? Xbox and PlayStation have no problem with it, and to do this nearly 6 years into the console's lifespan is pretty ridiculous.
PSN ID/Xbox Live Gamertag: KilloWertz
Switch Friend Code: SW-6448-2688-7386
Took me a while to work out how to set it up, but Prime Remastered has gyro aiming with dual stick controls. I have come to accept I like this even more than keyboard and mouse for shooters, I wish I could play every shooter this way.
Game is also the best looking game on the Switch bar none, even docked and blown up on my telly it still looks really excellent.
Only thing I had a bit of an issue with is during that opening level (which is all I played just to give it a quick go), while it had some really nice lighting effects like on your arm cannon etc as you move next to light sources, the overall lighting in that level was really dark and I couldn't find a setting to turn up the brightness.
However, it took me a while to work out how to set up my controls, so maybe there is a brightness setting hidden in the menus somewhere I just missed.
@Pizzamorg Are the brightness issues also present in handheld mode? I read a few complaints about the brightness levels (there isn't an in game slider) in docked mode when the digital edition came out. Check your Switch is in the correct RGB mode because it looks fine (really good, even) on my OLED.
Oooo haven't tried it in handheld mode yet. I tend to find the gyro on the pro controller is way better than in the actual system itself, so I like to play stuff docked like this. Might have to test it though just to see if its my TV or not. I didn't know there was a known issue for this though to be fair. I sorta forgot all about this until it was on my doorstep waiting for me.
The new Mario Kart tracks are an absolute treat. My favourite is easily the new Yoshi's Island one, which is fitting considering I just bought a bunch of Yoshi's Island games. The music is great, the track is lovely and there are tons of nods to the games, such as hitting the question mark cloud and creating a new platform. Good stuff.
I also like most of the Tour tracks. My favourite is Amsterdam, which is really lovely. Reminds me of Daisy Circuit from 3DS. Singapore is pretty cool as well, but Bangkok is rather generic.
It's also nice to be racing on DK's Snowboard Cross and Waluigi Stadium again. So nostalgic!
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