I know some one bought dark souls when it have offers. I think if they dont add anything for people buy first. Better idea is wait till Christmas and good offers.
What kind of old game you want to play? I played a lot of them in old simple pentuim 4!
Yeah I'm waiting on a Steam Deck 2 instead.
It isn't about running it so much as running it well for me. I own a v1 Switch which is great for stuff like Breath of the Wild, but obviously has graphical shortcomings. My PC would be able to run it but at the same sort of graphics, so it isn't great. Switch 2 seems interesting because they claim those games can get a 4k 60fps upgrade, which if it is true would be really cool to me.
There is already a list of games who dont run or have trouble running on switch 2, compatibility is not on hardware level but via some emulation, so i bet not all game will be perfectly compatible
Not quite, it's halfway in-between. They're using a compatability layer.
It's priced at 50,000 yen. When you live in Japan and are paid in yen, 50,000 yen feels like $500. If they were to price it the same as the West (which they are doing for the multilingual version) it would be 70,000 yen which feels like $700 and nobody is going to buy it for that much money.
Being totally honest, none incompleted game is worth 100 bucks to me.
Did they promise that? I didn't watch the treehouse or anything but I was under the impression that this is the game. If anything else comes later it's a bonus. That's always how it's been with Nintendo, look at the latest Animal Crossing for example. It was a full and complete game, but people wanted more content so we got more stuff later, but it was already a complete game before that. It's not like with other companies where you have to pay $70 for the base game, plus $30 for the rest of the story that they cut off (which releases on the same day as the base game, kek), plus a few dollars for each individual cosmetic item etc. Fuck that.
It's $80. $50 if you get the bundle.
If you can't afford to buy something that isn't essential than don't buy it. Otherwise save up for it. This applies to anything, not just video games.
Inflation is a bitch. If you adjust for inflation, the Switch 2 is $345 in 2017, which is just barely more than the original Switch. The problem here isn't actually the price of the console - it's barely more than the original (and the games are the same price as 2017 if you adjust for inflation), the problem is that inflation in your country has gotten so out of hand and that wages haven't kept up with inflation. As a result, people on the lowest end are struggling harder than they were just a few years ago and have less money to spend on toys. This is the group who is complaining about the price. And it seems that most people think that the console is reasonably priced but the games aren't.
Nah that's not right. It's $70 for physical games, $60 for digital games. The only $80 game is Mario Kart, but it's $50 if you get the bundle. There are no $90 games.
Yeah, inflation is the perfect crime, the government devalues currency and someone else takes the blame. It's quite a beautiful scam if you think about it.
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