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Gamecube Games Feel Great On The Switch 2, But Locking Them Out Of The Original Switch Is Dirty Work

The original Switch almost certainly can handle GameCube games.

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Profchaos71d ago

Yeah I doubt there's a technical reasons why it's locked out of the origin switch I had GameCube emulation running fine on the Wii U

livedeht70d ago (Edited 70d ago )

Wii u had hardware support for gamecube/wii same chipset. But cube was emulated on a tegra chipset (same as switch but wasnt downclocked as switch is) on some obscure asian console.

Profchaos70d ago (Edited 70d ago )

You have a point there's a architecture difference at play here

Quick google shows that homebrew community have not made it without a modification to clock speeds etc on the current switch might be wrong but it was a 5 minute google.

So I stand corrected good to know

b00mFargl371d ago

The Switch is an extremely capable console when it comes to playing GameCube games. The reality is that it's a paywall to push their newer hardware, which is lame.

PRIMORDUS70d ago

Which is why you can just torrent ROM collections and have a nice emulation machine, no need for a Switch or to pay Nintendo.

CrimsonWing6970d ago

If you support Nintendo’s behavior, this is what you’ll get. They’ve been problematic for a long time, but damn if they don’t make some great games. It’s hard as hell not to give in. I’m definitely gonna hold out this time. Sucks though, because I want to play that GameCube Fire Emblem game.

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Mario Kart World (NS2) Review | VGChartz

VGChartz's Evan Norris: "In the end, Mario Kart World doesn't surpass its predecessor, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. But that's like failing to surpass Resident Evil 4 or Half-Life 2; there's absolutely no shame in it. Judged on its own mechanics, systems, and merits, it's a brilliant racing game, a GotY contender, and one of the finest entries in the entire Mario Kart canon, not to mention another in a long line of exceptional launch titles from Nintendo. Is there room for improvement? Yes. The open world could be more organized, the 24-player Grand Prix races could be less chaotic, and the online customization options could be more flexible, but these are relatively minor issues in such a polished, daring, substantial, and joyful game that promises to provide reliable entertainment for years to come."

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Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma Review – A Fresh New Adventure - Pixelbytegaming

Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma is not just one of the best offerings from the series, but in the genre as a whole.

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100-In-1 Game Collection Nintendo Switch Review – Gamerhub UK

In this case, it's quantity over quality.

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