There have been many arguments about who gots the bigger system, people say their XBOX 360 is king, and their' Sony PS3's godly. The reason i am not naming the Wii, is because I honestly feel that it does not deserve to be called next generation. In no way is that a diss to any nintendo fans, I myself on a Wii console. But it's really an memoir to the fans of what Nintendo truly is, an innovator. And in no way Wii is just a fad, its a new genre of gaming. Actually getting people to be in the game.
Comapanies that constantly third party exclusives, timed or peremenant are cheating the fans of of a great gaming experience . I understand that hardware companies want to sell their systems for a paycheck, but what about the consumers? Aren't they important also, give them what they want.
The console wars are making a rift in the gaming community, It has never been so nasty until early 2005. There was a time where gamers could agree on games and just enjoy the quality of the games, now every piece of a video game are disected and constantly compared and contrasted. People are not unified as they use to be, it's a sad time to be a gamer.
People are constantly bashed on forums and in real life for owning certain systems. Since when did Sony become a minority? When did the 360 become a system killer? I begin to think, its time for a unified console to rule them all that way everyone is happy.
Mario Kart World is some of the most fun you’ll have this year that offers a deep experience with the Switch 2’s launch.
Few games among the Nintendo Switch 2 launch line-up can match Cyberpunk 2077 in putting the system through its paces. It's a staple of our PC benchmarking suite for good reason: the open world design is a solid stressor for any CPU, while its effects-heavy battles challenge GPU resources as well. This Switch 2 release has clearly been a big undertaking for developer CD Projekt Red too, who produced the port in-house with unique optimisations for Switch 2's ARM-based architecture. It's also remarkably the Ultimate Edition of the game, with both the core adventure and the more taxing Phantom Liberty expansion bundled in - an extra portion that proved too demanding to justify a last-gen console release, and was instead restricted to PS5 and Series X/S, and yet here it is running on Switch 2.
To cut to the chase, Switch 2 offers a truly viable way to enjoy Cyberpunk, either in a portable format or docked under a TV. However, CDPR has shot for the stars in its ambition to include Phantom Liberty as well, and it's here that Switch 2 hits some technical limits - with frame-rates struggling as we explore its newer Dog Town region. Still, that aside, there's a lot to admire in the game's engineering for Nintendo's new console overall, and how competitive it is in comparison with other consoles.
Mario Kart World may mark plenty of new beginnings for the series and Nintendo, but some of its features may help older players feel young again.
