The 3D version of Final Fantasy IV, but for some reason I chose the crappy PC port that I got from Humble Bundle on a sale.

User generated content is not entirely in the same vein as mods, as what you make in Mario Maker is limited entirely to what the game allows you to make, as opposed to the much more technical modding tools distributed by companies like Bethesda, in which you can do just about anything with.

There’s at least two things getting in the way of that:

I guess a class action suit is the only way to keep pressure on them, if Nintendo continues to refuse in acknowledging that there’s a real design flaw affecting their super expensive controllers.

Figuring out where the hell to go in FF III

There are open source kits to output HDMI from a Gamecube at a quality where you may not need an upscaler to get similar results for less than either the DIY kit or fully assembled consolizer. As long as you’re outputting GBA at 240p with an integer scaler, it should look good with either option.

The thing about that is the target demographic, kids and light gamers, very likely won’t care. If they did, they’ll buy the OG Switch.

He’s probably sourcing the boards, plus labor, would justify that $350 price tag for a fully assembled product. But if you have some technical skills, they’ll be selling DIY kits for a little under $200, though you’ll need to supply the GBA board.

I’m sure anyone wondering who would buy this (I guess besides Twitch streamers), it’s more or less for enthusiasts looking for the best possible image quality from original hardware. A cheaper alternative for that, if you’ve got a Gamecube with a Game Boy Player handy, there’s Game Boy Interface, a homebrew…

With all this Final Fantasy articles floating around, trying to play Final Fantasy I - XII, skip XIII, and XV. Tried to renew my sub for XIV, but my account seems to have disappeared, and I’ll have time to 100% every Final Fantasy that isn’t XIII before I hear back from support..

“Hunter, I don’t feel so good...” -Uraagan, probably

No wonder Odogaron was immune to the dragon element.

They seem to be bringing in all the previous flagship monsties, so it's gotta be a matter of time.

What can I say, I’m a total sucker for the dark fantasy theme it goes for. :P

You’re being awfully defensive about this. I like it too, it’s the most solidly built dedicated handheld out there, but I remain critical on the fact its software lineup that was supposed to be its key advantage over its competition didn’t keep it from failing commercially. And that its AAA lineup wasn’t really that…

I’ve owned two as well (three counting the PSTV), and I’d argue it still didn’t.

Like a Vita, but actually lives up to its promises. Now if only the jaws of life can pull Soul Sacrifice and Muramasa Rebirth from that commercial wreckage, as those two exclusives (plus P4 Golden) are worth saving.

Looks like you’ve got your answer. The Switch Lite isn’t gonna make the OG Switch obsolete; by the end of the Switch’s life cycle, Nintendo will have a Switch model for everyone (but maybe except a TV-only model, but probably also a TV-only model). Options are always good.

I too am too proud to use the easy mode.

Oof, I’m not sure I’d want to do that. I’d likely want to buy Stormblood as well, but then I’d essentially be paying to not play a big chunk of that content. I’ll just have to grit my teeth if I ever do get back into it.