I don't know if it is the best, but The Caligula Effect Overdose is a fantastic hidden gem.
It was updated and it is 60fps on Switch now.
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I don't know if it is the best, but The Caligula Effect Overdose is a fantastic hidden gem.
It was updated and it is 60fps on Switch now.
I think I'll be picking up REmake and Jedi Knight II.
Does anyone have an opinion on Chroma Squad? It looks pretty interesting, I definitely have original Power Rangers nostalgia, and strategy games are always of interest. I know its been out for a long while on PC so if anyone has played it please give me a take.
Does anyone have an opinion on Chroma Squad? It looks pretty interesting, I definitely have original Power Rangers nostalgia, and strategy games are always of interest. I know its been out for a long while on PC so if anyone has played it please give me a take.
I bought The Switch Yugioh game and Transistor. I was thinking about getting Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2, is that a good port?
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No, not really. IIRC the port of the first game runs at a slightly lower resolution than VC4, but that's all.
In my opinion, no. The frame rate is so bad in some points that I quit playing LEGO Marvel 2, and I'm not especially picky.
Collection 2 is ok.
The ones most affected by input lag were the first three X games (i.e. the best games) on Collection 1.
Yeah. I have to admit, while I'm enjoying X2 for the first time in years, I can't believe there's such noticeable lag. It doesn't KILL the experience, but it's frustrating at times. Jumping from wall to wall and dashing around require good precision.
Bought Children of Morta & Tangledeep, though I started playing Forgotton Anne since I just bought that from the last sale. I don't really want to start up another consuming RPG-like game until I finish SaGa, but we'll see.
It's been out for less than three months and has likely sold well. A sale will happen eventually, but it's early days yet.
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I wonder if the foreign eShop price exploit caused issues with whatever plan the dev had for sales.
So I recently got Divinity Original SIN 2 and I'm just loving it, really forgot how much I missed RPGs like this. that said I'm curious how Pillars of Eternity on Switch is?
Divinity has run pretty well for me so as long as it's at least as good performance wise I'll probably buy it even though I'm also considering Planescape which isn't currently on sale.
Divinity has run pretty well for me so as long as it's at least as good performance wise I'll probably buy it even though I'm also considering Planescape which isn't currently on sale.
Don't buy Pillars of Eternity on Switch. It was unplayable because of major bugs until a recent patch, and still reportedly has major bugs after that.
Considering Vesperia. Only Tales games I've ate Symphonia and Berseria.
Tangledeep is sorely underrated; Katana Zero is just madness; Horizon Chase Zero is the OutRun we never got; River City Girls is a yes yes yes.
What's your poison?
Tangledeep is sorely underrated; Katana Zero is just madness; Horizon Chase Zero is the OutRun we never got; River City Girls is a yes yes yes.
Okay cool. I've seen the full game and the game plus DLC , but never the DLC alone. Wasn't sure if I needed to spring into action.
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I played it a few hours and it's charming as hell. There's a lot more to it than I expected and I found it fun. I bounced off of it just because I wasn't gripped but I think it's definitely worth it given your interest.
If this game runs anything like it does on Xbox, be careful. I have never had a console game crash as fucking much as Moonlighter does, and it sucks because you lose so much when it crashes.
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Katana all day every day. Although if depends, if you look rogue twin stick shooters then gungeon.
How is the performance for Kingdom: New Lands nowadays? After a quick Google search it seems that it doesn't run too well, but most topics were from two years ago.
I've played it already along with the sequel on Game Pass, but for $4.49 I'll grab it for the Switch as well, if the performance is good.
I've played it already along with the sequel on Game Pass, but for $4.49 I'll grab it for the Switch as well, if the performance is good.
I really enjoyed it and it runs great on switch. I wouldn't say the combat is the most alluring part of the game though.
Some love it, some don't. I'm in the former category. I believe there's a demo?
If you end up purchasing the game, two tips I'll give you are to watch the included video tutorials to get a better grasp of the game's depth, and also if you press the shoulder buttons together with the joysticks (don't remember the exact combination but you'll figure it out) there's a mode in the menu you can access where everything is unlocked.
Edit: it's press R stick then ZL+ZR
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I've put in quite a few hours into Moonlighter on Switch (the exact number escapes me...maybe 6-10?) and it has never crashed on me yet.
The combat is fine and basically feels like a variation of A Link to the Past with different melee weapon types to choose from, but it's nothing I'd specifically praise. The game as a whole shines because of how well its various mechanics come together.
Agreed, I would normally just buy it as its a great price for such a good game but I am so swamped I might as well just wait.
I'm sure it's been posted, but y'all should absolutely not sleep on THOTH and 140 by Jeppe Carlsen. THOTH is a cool, twin stick shooter with abstract horror, and 140 is a very creative minimalistic platformer. Each is $4.99, but if you buy one, you can download the other for free.
Also you shouldn't sleep on Pulstario which is $0.99, but I'm a bit biased on that one.
Also you shouldn't sleep on Pulstario which is $0.99, but I'm a bit biased on that one.