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.
Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time offers a cozy single-player experience with flexible jobs and lots to do.
Shin'en weighs in about Fast Fusion, including new rendering tech for the game and how it implemented GameShare, which was "difficult".
Imagine this stubborn nintendo-fan dev would release their games for pc, playstation and xbox and realizes how much power is there to use for the games instead of the ages old nintendo tech.
Interviewed him years ago and was surprised how much of a fanboy he is.
Poor 👶. Shame on the dev for continuing to do what works for them and not what some faceless armchair analyst thinks they should do. Apparently your interview had zero impact. Get serious. 🤣
Aye, just like his games had and have no impact on my wallet, or on any gamers who do not want to buy a Nintendo console for a few exclusive games :-)
Gameshare is a nice feature! You can use Switch 1 to play this game using the power of Switch 2? Let's wait if the game will be stable using that feature.
These devs do really good work with lesser tech. It reminds me of the old days, where figuring out new ways around limitations was the real test of a devs creativity. That was when you saw amazing games on hardware you never though was capable of delivering.
Would love to see a proper physical release... like Fast RMX before it, but without the FOMO
It took going back to a much older game to realise just how empty Assassin's Creed Shadows feels.
"I've never thought feudal Japan would be a good Assassin's Creed setting. Give me 1960s southern England with mods and rockers."
Aaaaaaand that's where I stopped reading.
I agree with the first part of their statement. Japan is so overused and it wasn't particularly interesting in Shadows. Now that it's been done, they can do something better.
And shadows reminds me of something origins is lacking. Virtually every game is lacking something. It is because it is lacking, that it has what it isnt. Funny dichotomy that…
Origins is a beautiful game made by talented people that got turned into a brutal level-gate fest by the CEOs.
There are only a few Assassin's Creed games I played. Original, The Ezio Collection, and what I think is probably the best in the series Assassin's Creed Odyssey with the DLC. I'm done with the series, it's the same shit.
amazing!
Pretty much what everyone expected.
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.
It’s a tablet 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