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Mini Metro confirmed for Switch, releasing early 2018
- Thread starter Shard Shinjuku
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Jesus I saw Metro and Switch in the title and thoughts of Artyom and the Metro world on my Switch ran through my head.
Good god I'm old enough to remember and learnt to drive in one of those lmfao
Yesterday I saw that Poly Bridge is on the eShop, which is another game I loved on PC. Will get both on Switch.
Nice, game is great! Curious how the controls will work though, I can't imagine playing it with analog sticks.
We can't rule it out - the 4A engine runs ridiculously well. Probably the best optimized engine I've seen.
Performance wise, a port wouldn't be a problem.
Your avatar freaked me out, I used to use that MOON cover as my av years ago. Brought back memories.
My first car was one of them. I had it six months before somebody rear ended me at a set of traffic lights which was enough to write it off - I wasn't sorry to see it go.
Lol my first car was a Ford Fiesta mark 1 popular plus, not that much better, the widescreen washer was powered by a foot pump near the pedals I kid you not!
Yet another game I held off from on PC in hopes of a Switch port. Hope it has a good hybrid controller/touch solution. I found out by way of Human Resource Machine that I actually prefer the Switch (for the comfort of its form factor and the way it handles suspending) over tablets or phones for touch-only games with depth and long, continuous tasks.
You don't get shit cars like that now-a-days. WD40 for any day with a hint of damp, card board placed on the drive to stop oil leaking everywhere, and dealing with the backfires when you've left the bloody choke on 6ms too long.
Yes, the only sad thing is our local mechanic (he's called Mike Haynes - fab name for his trade: Used to nick name him Mike and the Mechanic or Mr Haynes Manual ) MOTed and serviced all our cars until all the damn things turned electronic and require a laptop and USB to even look at the damn car, unfortunately he retired from his business early, just got fed up with it all... and these bloody dealers charge you hundreds of pounds just to plug the laptop in to run a diagnostic and reprogram lol...
Yeah, I think haynes manuals stopped being published for this for this very reason.
Fortunately, one of my neighbours is a mechanic and has a device that reads these things- he's usually happy to tell me why the engine light is on and clear the error rather than go down the dealer and get charged god knows what for 2 minutes work.
Sorry for the late reply, been away for Christmas,
My friend owned one of these and anytime we hit the motorway and exceeded 50mph the whole thing used to shake like mad.
I Learned in An Cortina myself, not much better lol!
Does this game feature motion controls in tv mode? Or do you have to move the cursor with the analog stick?