i'm baffled they would go with two titles for the game on different platforms. it's kinda crazy.
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Nah. It makes ppl think the ps4 version is a re-release and the switch version is a brand new game. The ps4 version should be cheaper since it is a re-release
The game will likely debut on Nintendo's direct. If anything, the Switch version will be the one getting the biggest marketing advantage.
I already played them.
And I didnt even like the Witcher ahah
you think so? the titles makes me think the switch version is an afterthought.
I think the main issue is the lack of Nintendo first and second party rumors
No, he's probably right. In fact, Nintendo probably asked for it and they decided to make it worth their time by bringing it to the other platforms as well with minimum enhancements to deserve the title change.
Games can get announced outside of conferences, y'know. Plus, it makes more sense to announced it at the PC Gaming Show since Bamco is going to want the "Remastered Edition" to be the focus, even if the different is literally just 4K support.
i still think it's weird and just causes confusion. everyone knows non-switch version of multiplat games look better, so if the only difference is visuals i don't understand why they had to drop the remaster from the switch version or add it to the ps4/pc versions.
Not really. CDPR funded development themselves, Bandai only distributed. For a new distribution, Bandai doesn't have to be involved, so it could be anyone (probably Nintendo imo).
What even is the Destiny 2 rumour? I haven't heard about this.
Just Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch.
Edit: Oops, you edited while I was posting. Ni no Kuni was all.
Damn. That's something I would have liked on Switch. Oh well.
i wouldn't be surprised if the switch port of witcher 3 is published or distributed by nintendo.
NNK is much better than NNK2, so I'm excited
Grandia details coming
Honestly all I need now from a third party standpoint is Ori to become official
Grandia details coming
Honestly all I need now from a third party standpoint is Ori to become official
Well they can't add Remastered for Switch because it isn't. Not adding it to the other versions doesn't tell consumers that something is improved. Thinking about now, it makes complete sense when Switch consumers won't/can't care about visuals and performance discrepancies, so the market they should be aiming to win is everywhere else.
of course they're real, that stereotype wasn't born out of someone's imagination
i guess you have a point.
Switch version of FIFA 20 will, unsurprisingly, not have the FIFA Street-like mode Volta Football (check 1:20 mark fine print): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9E4HMgh7ZsE
Yeah and we also get more western third party support than ever before. We might not get the biggest games but that doesn't mean the support we are getting is bad.
Still, i would have expected the next Tales game to release on Switch.
I think your second column down and your diagonal with Retro's game have a good chanceMy bingo
Still not buying anything in hope that there will be a good sale during E3. When though, and will it be there... Zelda is getting lonely in my Switch haha.
Haha well what do you expect, really.
Haha well what do you expect, really.
They announced the sale will take place right after the presentation.
'Remastered' carries a different tone/meaning, but Tales of Vesperia did hit Switch as 'Definitive Edition'. It still messes with me a bit seeing that case's spine on my shelf whenever no standard edition ever existed for it lol.
EA finally giving the Switch version its adequate name was just a matter of when, rather than if. They don't care - heck, at the launch of FIFA 18 online features were missing! No need to be surprised here: EA is never going to consider the Switch in any serious capacity. Just remember that they skipped Unravel 2 at launch, while it should've been a no-brainer to bring the game to Switch.
Well, ToV Switch had all the bells and whistles not pertaining to performance as the other versions, so expectations were clear in the title, just like they are clear here when Switch is not remastered.
The moniker 'remastered' doesn't really have a clear definition to begin with. Some pubs use it to only mean a resolution/frame rate bump. That's fine, but it would mean that if the Switch isn't gettting that bump, then it can't reasonably be called a remaster, despite the only difference with the PS4 being a difference in resolution and/or frame rate, same as for Vesperia where the moniker was applicable because it got the new content.
Eh there were rumors that they were trying to get Frostbite working on Switch at the beginning of this year. They probably hoped things would work out, and this shows they have probably given up.
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