Nintendo almost certainly has the richest library of games from any developer or publisher. Stretching back over 40 years now, the company's back catalog includes Mario, Zelda, Pokemon, and dozens more of gaming's biggest franchises.
The Switch 2’s release and Pokémon’s 30th anniversary could create the perfect storm for a Pokémon Ranger revival after 15 years of silence.
Super Mario Odyssey gets a major technical update for Nintendo Switch 2, featuring upscaled 4K resolution, improved visuals, and stable 60 FPS performance.
nice improvement to the clarity. Really makes everything look less blurry, especially in the distance.
really hope we see more free improvements like this on Switch 1 games.
First game I played on Switch 2. Much sharper and cleaner image compared to the original.
A lot of games that have no official Switch 2 update already run WAY better just from the hardware itself. It's fantastic getting to play all these games in a much better state. So glad I hardly played any of my Switch collection over the years, lol. This will make experiencing them for the first time so much better.
A nice resolution upgrade to one of my fav games but i’m still not buying the Switch “2”
This and Mario/Bowser are ones I will pop in later. I hope other devs offer some patches, like xenon racer on SW1 is 30fps and it really is better at 60.
Great it was 60 frames on switch 1 though. Definitely sacrificed resolution however.
I’ll never know why fans let Nintendo get away with not competing graphically and never putting their games on sale.
I’m a fan of their exclusives as well but if the hardware had the same capabilities as the x and ps5 and I could have all the third party stuff plus the Nintendo exclusives it would be my main console
We couldn't find an Atari Lynx in the office (sorry).
all i could think about, was that modders hopefully bring the emulator to pc haha
I wonder how many they will start with? Then obviously they will only roll out like 2 games a month onwards
They gotta add Sonic Adventure 2 Battle
WOW I can do that right now and then some with Dolphin on PC, I also don't have to wait for Nintendo to drip feed the games overtime and tethered to subscription fees too.
Great that those games will be available, but assuming will still locked behind the tiered online subscription rather than allowing gamers to buy what games interest them outright, which kinda sucks. Hope I’m wrong though
I love Nintendos love of their history and back catalogue, I hate that they use gamers love of that back catalogue of games to prop up an otherwise ropey subscription offering.