Remote play on PS3 is on like 10 games out of 1000. Stop itIt is an issue when every other current Gaming device outside of Nintendo has this feature and the switch doesn't has it. I remember the mass complaints about the PS4 not having alot of OS/UI options that the Xbox had and Sony didn't, but they had to listen to it's user base and add this support. Just because it's not there, doesn't mean that it isn't an issue.
I do own a 4k TV and would like to see Nintendo support 4K mode for the Switch in docked mode. Thus I stated that it is not a complaint, but hopefully a feature to add in the future. Remote Play is on PS4 and PS3 via the PS Vita, which I used to use quite a bit on my travels. Whats wrong with having such a cool feature for the Switch as well?
I will never understand why people want web browsers on consoles, they are the most inconvenient and useless way to check stuff on the web, I have my phone readily available to see whatever the fuck I want at any moment, super fast.
Options are good to have. Dont' need one? Don't use it. Need one? Use it.
Options are good to have. Dont' need one? Don't use it. Need one? Use it.
I'd rather Nintendo made their unique games, rather than replicate something so utterly commonplace.
I agree. Making a web browser will take dev time from let's say Metroid 4.
It was a lot better that they used time and money to develop Switch 1-2 than a web browser.
Sure seems that way.
Sorry, I generally find a lot of "industry standard" arguments to fall flat unless there's some kind of practical necessity for the feature to exist. Which I guess I could see just in the sense that less wires makes taking out/putting away your device much easier, but idk how widespread an issue that is to make it necessary.Name me any handheld system not made by Nintendo that don't support wireless Bluetooth headsets. Standards need to be made. Accepting it is what it is not good for the consumer. Same with Tablets and Cell phones. Every single handheld device has this feature. This should be a standard.
The Switch is the one device I think Bluetooth audio is actually a good solution for, as it's the only solution that'd let you use the same headphones when docking/undocking. However, I'm fairly certain Bluetooth audio has really high latency due to the implementation, which is a no-no for games.Sorry, I general find a lot of "industry standard" arguments to fall flat unless there's some kind of practical necessity for the feature to exist. Which I guess I could see just in the sense that less wires makes taking out/putting away your device much easier, but idk how widespread an issue that is to make it necessary.
Oh totally. Docking/undocking is something I didn't consider. I'm of course not trying to argue against implementing bluetooth headphones, just didn't find OP's logic to be particularly compelling and was hoping for a bit more substance than that.The Switch is the one device I think Bluetooth audio is actually a good solution for, as it's the only solution that'd let you use the same headphones when docking/undocking. However, I'm fairly certain Bluetooth audio has really high latency due to the implementation, which is a no-no for games.
The Switch is the one device I think Bluetooth audio is actually a good solution for, as it's the only solution that'd let you use the same headphones when docking/undocking. However, I'm fairly certain Bluetooth audio has really high latency due to the implementation, which is a no-no for games.
Having just done some quick searching around - there have been improvements in the latency department, chiefly from Qualcomm's aptX codec - problem is it's licensed stuff. I'm not sure how easy it'd be to implement to a device post-release (or how willing Nintendo would be to pay the royalty).Oh totally. Docking/undocking is something I didn't consider. I'm of course not trying to argue against implementing bluetooth headphones, just didn't find OP's logic to be particularly compelling and was hoping for a bit more substance than that.
And I was gonna bring up latency but I honestly don't know how much wireless headphones have improved lately. I do a lot of work with music production so for me analog is the only option until the inherent issues with wireless are shown to be thoroughly minimized.
This wouldn't do anything for the latency issue.Which I suggest only use headset when joy-con is attached to the switch. Win-win for users.
This isn't how hardware works. External GPUs need a crap ton of bandwidth.4K mode - Not sure if the Nvidia can help with this, but If Nintendo can release an add-on dock to push my games to 4k mode, I would be Ecstatic.
Having just done some quick searching around - there have been improvements in the latency department, chiefly from Qualcomm's aptX codec - problem is it's licensed stuff. I'm not sure how easy it'd be to implement to a device post-release (or how willing Nintendo would be to pay the royalty).
Which, incidentally, a USB C dock may be able to provide. 3.1 can push 10 Gbit/s over a 1 m cable; the very short copper runs going from the Switch to a dock would theoretically be able to push a great deal more, if you wanted to.This isn't how hardware works. External GPUs need a crap ton of bandwidth.
Name me something that does but also has to connect multiple Bluetooth controllers to it? The difference is the fact these controllers have to connect to the Bluetooth and Bluetooth can only do so much before something interferes with it.Name me any handheld system not made by Nintendo that don't support wireless Bluetooth headsets. Standards need to be made. Accepting it is what it is not good for the consumer. Same with Tablets and Cell phones. Every single handheld device has this feature. This should be a standard.
The other solution is to buy a long aux cable (or aux cable extension) for like 10 bucksThe Switch is the one device I think Bluetooth audio is actually a good solution for, as it's the only solution that'd let you use the same headphones when docking/undocking. However, I'm fairly certain Bluetooth audio has really high latency due to the implementation, which is a no-no for games.
(Mods you can add OS to the thread title as well?)
Top Complaints:
Web Browser - I think Nintendo could have easily put this in, but I believe this was because of security reasons. But still, this is a staple application which should have been at launch, even if it's a barebone version. Hopefully they will patch this in.
Always online Network connection - I find it ridiculous that I have to keep going into setup just to reconnect back to the internet on my WIFI every time I get it out of sleep mode. This should have been auto added at launch.
Friends list on the main screen - I need this like yesterday. I need one that is simple to use like Playstation and Xbox. I want to easily see who is playing what and can I join them.
Trophy List - I need this just for bragging rights. I know this will be added soon, so I can wait.
Bluetooth Headset - I already made a thread about this, but this should be an option to listen wireless from my headset while the Joy-cons are attached to the Switch.
Download Updates - I noticed that every time I put in a game, it tells me that the game needs to download updates, but it says that it's paused. If there is no update Nintendo, I should not see this option pop up every single time. I always sit there for two minutes just waiting for the update for all of my games and nothing comes :(
Custom Backgrounds - I want this bad. I want to customize my Switch. I know it's coming but I'm Thirsty.
Not complaints, but hopefully will release in near future:
4K mode - Not sure if the Nvidia can help with this, but If Nintendo can release an add-on dock to push my games to 4k mode, I would be Ecstatic.
Remote Play mode for Wii U to Switch - I have 20+ games that I would like to stream over my switch. Would love that option, but I know it will never happen...(keep the dream alive)
Your thoughts...
Yeah. There's that. But that's just so... ew.The other solution is to buy a long aux cable (or aux cable extension) for like 10 bucks
I will never understand why people want web browsers on consoles, they are the most inconvenient and useless way to check stuff on the web, I have my phone readily available to see whatever the fuck I want at any moment, super fast.
Honestly I wouldn't mind being able to bring up YouTube or similar streaming sites that don't have apps on the Switch. I don't have a smart TV and I don't have any dongles and don't really expect to invest in anything like that any time soon. I still use my Wii U for that stuff but as much as the second screen helps with browsing videos, I deal with a lot of speed and connection issues cause I doubt Nintendo has updated that browser in a long time.Web Browser, it's in already, but tbh, would it get much use over a phone or iPad?
Trophy List - nah, myNintendo is better as it provides actual rewards
USB-C has nothing to do with anything — it's merely a connector shape.Which, incidentally, a USB C dock may be able to provide. 3.1 can push 10 Gbit/s over a 1 m cable; the very short copper runs going from the Switch to a dock would theoretically be able to push a great deal more, if you wanted to.
I don't think Nintendo would recoup the cost of development, though. Too niche for their market.
Agreed on the first point. Second point is also a really cool idea! I'd love for a lot of the social functions to come back into the Switch's ecosystem instead of having to rely on social media shares. I used to browse Miiverse every day or two just to see what my friends had been up to. Don't prefer spending any more time on Facebook than necessary, tbh.What it needs:
Save file back-ups, preferably via cloud storage just like their mobile apps
What I want:
Friend Activity. A new tab in your profile that compiles every screenshot and video uploaded to social media (or shared directly to this list) by your friends.
I'd feel much more compelled to ask for a browser if Nintendo re-implements an option for pointer controls for their UI, or at least some better way of inputting text than a controller (not counting the touch screen which, while great, isn't available in docked mode). No way in hell am I gonna try to browse the web if inputting a URL is so tedious.
I would like to be able to upload my screens and vids to more platforms, though. Don't care for using Facebook or Twitter for that stuff.
As for remote play, although that's not a UI thing at all - the Wii U>Gamepad streaming tech was pretty beast, and I do hope Nintendo finds a way to implement that hardware back into the Switch somehow. I was banking on them using it as a basis for the console but they went the opposite direction with it, for understandable reasons.
Forgot about that too! Still want my pointer controls tho :<USB keyboards work already. Wireless dongle ones as well.
Just don't tell the rocket league players.
Do the other consoles ask for user sign-in? I just tried on my PS4 and was able to switch into my partner's profile and play on her Assassin's Creed: Origins save.It needs standard security features so someone like my brother or nephew can't just select my user profile and mess with my game saves.
Do the other consoles ask for user sign-in? I just tried on my PS4 and was able to switch into my partner's profile and play on her Assassin's Creed: Origins save.
So you don't want the feature because it actually makes sense but because your previous handheld had it?Well now I do (Vita is retired), and I'm used to having these features on the Vita. Which is why I made this thread.
Pretty sure the transition between ethernet and wifi is always going to kill the connection. Don't think there is a way around this.I've got an Ethernet adapter and I'd like it if it could handle transition between docked and undocked and vice versa a bit more gracefully, not killing an active game connection.
Pretty sure the transition between ethernet and wifi is always going to kill the connection. Don't think there is a way around this.
Remote Play is on PS4 and PS3 via the PS Vita, which I used to use quite a bit on my travels. Whats wrong with having such a cool feature for the Switch as well?
Number 1 issue is lack of trophy / achievement support / forced via the OS.
I mean that's reason I won't ever buy a multi-platform title on Switch even if I would prefer to play it portably.
You mention kids: YouTube is for 13+Honestly, not having multimedia features like Netflix and YouTube is a huge oversight in my opinion, it adds a ton of value for a very small investment, there is literally nothing to lose for anyone.
I think Nintendo has a great opportunity at making a decent first tablet/smart device for kids, something initiatives like Labo heavily implies, so I'm baffled at why they don't have things like YouTube or a web browser on it yet.
I think the OS of the Switch is a joke, it does nothing other than let you launch games and buy games. The hardware is good for a lot of things and they could add so much value to the device by giving it a few non-game utilities, especially with the value it can give kids as a starter tablet.
They are obviously coming, but I don't understand what's taking so long.Honestly, not having multimedia features like Netflix and YouTube is a huge oversight in my opinion, it adds a ton of value for a very small investment, there is literally nothing to lose for anyone.
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Patching those juicy exploits (Eg: TubeHAX)They are obviously coming, but I don't understand what's taking so long.