The case is actually not that difficult to replace. I was going through the same situation and finally just figured I would give it a try, and if I failed, get a new Switch. I pay for cloud saves and now that you can transfer Splatoon and other limited device saves, it’s a lot less risky.
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I think what he is saying is that yes, things might be impossible with our current level of knowledge about how “everything” works. History has proved over and over things once thought impossible are not at some point.
It blows my mind that Splatoon uses client side saves for the online portion of the game in the first place. I found out the hard way when I bought another Switch. Luckily, I was able to transfer the data using the Switch transfer utility. But, if your Switch dies, all of your Splatoon data is gone for good.
Disney seems to be really bad about this. I loved Infinity, I have the whole collection, even the super rare ones.
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Dragon’s Lair gave me my fifteen minutes of fame in 1983. I could finish it every single time as 8 year old kid. There was an arcade less than a block away from my parent’s house. I don’t remember how long it took for me to memorize it, but once I had it, I never failed to save Daphne. It got really boring after what…
Yes, it is way better than before, but needs a little work to be great. You can turn active console on and off at will. But the console that currently is active needs to be toggled off in order for the next console to be toggled on, to prevent account theft. (Like what happens on PS4 when an account is hacked and the…
Digital purchases are already account bound and not console locked on Switch.
Digital Games are already account bound and can be downloaded on a second or third Switch console already, you just can’t take your saves unless you use the new transfer tool. You just got to the eShop, login to your account, set the console as primary and download your games. I have mine on three Switches.
Ironically, that’s NOT the way it is on Switch for digital purchases. You can get another console and log into eShop and download your games. But, you can now only have your game saves/primary profile on one Switch at a time. As long as you don’t mind starting over, you can have your games on a second or third Switch…
The demand is insane for us, a medium size electronics and entertainment store. (In the US). We get about 1500 ever month and a half or so, and the internet sales are gone in minutes, even at higher prices. We sell them through our Amazon affiliate site because it crashed our website when we attempted to put them on…
No, it’s not. And, in general the New 3DS is considered the better model. Only people who have not tried both think otherwise.
It is/was more expensive and has better picture quality than the New 3DS XL. In both territories, they were difficult to get a hold of, if you weren’t buying from a scalper. Like the NES classic.
Unless I’m missing something, it’s out today on PS4? It no longer says early access and is full price. Also says released 061217.
You can’t change texture size (as far as I know), but you can turn fsaa on or off on phones that support it. Which is probably the cause of the blurry textures.
I agree, it’s particularly evil in freemium, because of the amount the game “suggests” you spend and the chances of getting nothing of value for that money. And people, once having spent that kind of money, feel committed to spending more or the previous investment is “wasted”. I’m not saying the developers don’t…
“2 and 3 star bots are way better at low levels as you can get them up to around 500 power pretty easily”
Yeah, I agree. That might have actually came first too. I’m just trying to remember when it hit the mobile market so hard.
You missed it. That’s the way it was. And it was great. Then, DeNA (formerly NGMoco) put out the first fremium FPS, and thousands of people paid for “energy”. And then came Puzzles and Dragons in Japan, also thanks to DeNA. And it was all over.
There is no doubt that Devastation is the better game, it’s really no contest. But, really, Forged is not complex at all, and good for a android/apple game. I would say Devastation is far, far more complex actually.