Like any good Marvel movie, it’s no accident that we already know that the Mario movie will have a post-credits scene.

It’s probably done deliberately as another incentive to encourage people to upgrade to PS5.

We can’t keep supporting old hardware forever. It’s time to let the PS4 die so that the PS5 can fully shine...by...running remakes of gamecube and PS3 games.

Gotta love the “just buy the new one” comments. If it was something like “part of the gameplay requires 10,000 enemies with AI running on screen at the same time.” then yeah fine make it exclusive to this gen but when the issue is “the clouds won’t look as pretty” even though games like skyward sword have done pretty…

So your standards are low and you need an fps counter.

Probably cause they’ve gone to Kakariko Village in the first game, or been in any situation where a bunch of explosions went off at the same time. :P BOTW has really serious framerate problems in some areas, like 15 fps level. The game’s obviously still playable and a masterpiece, but it does not run well at all by…

“Hopefully it runs okay on the aging Switch hardware,” Kotaku senior reporter Ethan Gach wrote at the time of the reveal.”

The Switch can barely handle Breath of the Wild most of the time. I doubt this is going to fare any better

“Hopefully it runs okay on the aging Switch hardware,” Kotaku senior reporter Ethan Gach wrote at the time of the reveal

It’s been said time and time before, but we really need a “Switch Pro” (or whatever moniker it’ll end up having).

Eh, I rarely visit Little Caesars but ordering ahead of time and using their portal works wonders. There’s a noticeable difference between a fresh pizza made to order and one that’s been sitting in a heater for 30 minutes. At a place like Caesars, you’re going to want to make sure it’s a fresh as possible.

I don’t know if I’d look at this and say “good graphics.” The art is wonderful, but this game has some serious my PC can barely run this aliasing going on in that preview video. I’m sure YouTube’s compression isn’t helping, and Nintendo can usually squeeze some solid performance out of their own hardware, but it’s…

And a Pretzel bun burger isn’t a burger because it’s got a pretzel bun and usually a liquid cheese sauce instead of a slice of cheese.\

Just because it isn’t a good pizza, doesn’t mean it is a bad pizza. :)

Oh yeah that’s definitely part of it. Not sure how well it’s gonna work out compared to them actually promoting the game they intend to sell but I think you’re definitely right that this is part of the strategy.

Personally, I’d like regulators to bar console manufacturers from paying for exclusivity in releases or content from third parties, period. If a company, on their own, decides not to release on one or the other, fine. But neither Sony or Microsoft should be able to demand that in a contract, or pay an incentive. Make…

i definitely say give wo long: fallen dynasty a shot especially since, more often than not, you can summon up to two reinforcements whenever you want. that simple feature goes a long a way toward making the game more approachable

The most accessible Soulslike to date is Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order that had an actual difficulty setting. It’s the only reason I beat it and enjoyed it as much as I did. I’ve tried many Souls games and just can’t seem to git gud enough to get past the first boss in any of them. 

I loved both equally, and still hold out hope for a 3rd, although with Mikami leaving... shit, prob won’t get it.

It garnered a pretty positive reception, leading to a sequel in 2017.