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.
Nintendo's Switch 2 did contain NVIDIA's magic, similar to its previous-gen counterpart, as the chip gets pictured online for the first time.
Nintendo or Nvidia could have said this last year, we all knew Switch 2 was coming just say what chips it's using, what's so special it's just a underpowered mobile chip.
You may say it’s an underpowered chip etc but you can’t deny it will produce some of the best games this gen
Nintendo president confirms 2.2 million pre-orders in Japan alone, far more than the number of Switch 2 consoles available at launch.
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Every. Single. Time. Nintendo can't meet demand, things always end up "exceeding their expectations." You'd think they would have learned their lesson by now. But of course not. 🙄
Shin'en shows off its Nintendo Switch 2 launch game Fast Fusion with a brand new trailer.
Love their fast racing series... would love to see them bring back their shmup series nano and iridion on switch 2
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.