Battle Princess Madelyn - latest Japanese trailer Inspired by Ghouls and Ghosts

This looks cool

robio said:

I thought the PS1 Classic thing was cool for about 2 and 1/2 minutes. That is an era of gaming the time has not been kind to. Outside of some of Square's RPGs in Symphony of the Night, I can't think of too many games I would want to play on it.

Purely on the graphics of the 3D games I least. I cannot go there. It's ugly in a way that 8bit, no worse that that.

So pixellated.

With all these mini-consoles it would be cool if Nintendo released all the SNES games from the SNES mini in a bundle for Switch.

Can you imagine carrying around all those Genesis games, all the SNES mini games and the Capcom beat em collection ready to play anywhere with two controllers all good to go? Not to mention the Neo Geo stuff? I wish there were demos for these Neo Geo games. I might get Metal slug when it's on sale again.

gamingeek said:

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Capcom beat em up collection is awesome! Made better by having it digitally on Switch. Now I can play these childhood favourites in bed and on the toilet. Now I always have 2 controllers to hand to play these games anywhere with friends.

The ports are superb, super smooth, crisp picture quality. Arcade perfect. Only problem is the button layout, it doesn't let you customise, but you can flip between control options. The switch joycon buttons are a touch small and cramped together to be able to press two buttons at once for special attacks reliably.

Suprisingly the 4 buttons in lieu of a d-pad actually work all right in this........... and I assume most 2D games aside from ones like Streetfighter which require those rotations - I guess?

This collection has tempted me to buy a few Neo Geo games and maybe even consider the Genesis collection - although I probably wont bite on that.

The only negative I’ve heard about the Beat ‘Em Up Bundle is that there is horrible lag in the Switch version when playing online. Hopefully that gets fixed.

They’ve been pumping out those Neo Geo games left and right. Now there’s a whole whack of them that I want to get.

Play games from your Nintendo Account on two Switch units at the same time by turning off wifi on your primary Switch​

You'd think that a company so meticulous in its design phylosophy, so protective of its IP, so clever, would have caught this during testing.  It's like Nintendo Online is a whole seperate company run by monkeys.

SupremeAC said:

Play games from your Nintendo Account on two Switch units at the same time by turning off wifi on your primary Switch​

You'd think that a company so meticulous in its design phylosophy, so protective of its IP, so clever, would have caught this during testing.  It's like Nintendo Online is a whole seperate company run by monkeys.

It's so you can keep playing games even when not connected to the internet. Most people would argue it's a good thing.

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This doesn't fill me with a sense of pride and/or accomplishment...

I started playing Splatoon2 recently again (hey, if I'm payin', I might as well be playin').  WHAT HAVE THEY DONE TO STARFISH MAINSTAGE?  Like a quarter of that stage has been totaly changed.  

I've also found a new weapon I really like: the wonderfully named bloblobber.  It's a bucket type weapon, but instead of splashes of ink, it lobs blobs that bounce ahead a bit before disappearing!  It's a joyous thing, allowing the wielder to bounce the bubbles off walls and effectively shoot around corners.  I never thought I'd get used to a weapon that requires you to pull the trigger for every shot, but this one is such a gamechanger and a joy to use.  The secondary weapon is my old time favorite, the splatwall, giving the weapon a pretty good defensive option.  The special is the cloud of rain, which, while not very usefull, is annoying for the other team and it loads pretty fast, meaning I can deploy it a couple of times per match.  And best of all, the thing looks like an urinal bowl.  

Also, when googling for an image, apparently the Splatoon community got in a fit over it when it launched, claiming it's overpowered.  I can see where they're coming from, but I don't think it's more powerfull than some other weapons or classes in the game.  I'm looking at you, rollers.  

edit: it apears to look more like a bubble bath, which still is pretty cool if you ask me.  Not urinal cool, but cool nontheless.

We Like To Grumble, But Switch Online Is Actually   A Very Generous Offer

This editorial claims that Switch Online isn't a bad deal and compares it to the more expensive PS and Xbone offers.  Honestly, with the competition, it's as if you're paying a yearly subscription to free games, and all the rest is just added benefit.  The same can't be said for Nintendo's offer.

SupremeAC said:

I started playing Splatoon2 recently again (hey, if I'm payin', I might as well be playin').  WHAT HAVE THEY DONE TO STARFISH MAINSTAGE?  Like a quarter of that stage has been totaly changed.  

I've also found a new weapon I really like: the wonderfully named bloblobber.  It's a bucket type weapon, but instead of splashes of ink, it lobs blobs that bounce ahead a bit before disappearing!  It's a joyous thing, allowing the wielder to bounce the bubbles off walls and effectively shoot around corners.  I never thought I'd get used to a weapon that requires you to pull the trigger for every shot, but this one is such a gamechanger and a joy to use.  The secondary weapon is my old time favorite, the splatwall, giving the weapon a pretty good defensive option.  The special is the cloud of rain, which, while not very usefull, is annoying for the other team and it loads pretty fast, meaning I can deploy it a couple of times per match.  And best of all, the thing looks like an urinal bowl.  

Also, when googling for an image, apparently the Splatoon community got in a fit over it when it launched, claiming it's overpowered.  I can see where they're coming from, but I don't think it's more powerfull than some other weapons or classes in the game.  I'm looking at you, rollers.  

edit: it apears to look more like a bubble bath, which still is pretty cool if you ask me.  Not urinal cool, but cool nontheless.

That weapon is a game changer. Honestly I have played Salmon run so much there has been tons and tons of added stuff, including stages. Playing Splatoon 2 today is completely different than launch day. The amount of content they added is awesome.

SupremeAC said:

We Like To Grumble, But Switch Online Is Actually   A Very Generous Offer

This editorial claims that Switch Online isn't a bad deal and compares it to the more expensive PS and Xbone offers.  Honestly, with the competition, it's as if you're paying a yearly subscription to free games, and all the rest is just added benefit.  The same can't be said for Nintendo's offer.

I think the price difference is huge for me. Paying £50 a year for online would be far more than I would be comfortable with. The free games is great, but I don't play enough to even take advantage of it. So for me, basic but cheap is the best option.