is this worth it with S3 dropping in a few months?
I love FE and I’d have to agree with you. I just wanna fight bad guys and die permanently. Is that too much to ask?
Couldn't say 100%, but likely unless you wanna wait. I saw others elsewhere talking about how it probably won't lose support immediately, as they are still finding Splatoon 1 lobbies for the Wii U full of people.
Since the main group of fans like the shipping probably a low chance to go back to more normal maps and less stupid stuff like fates and awakening.
Permadeath is still a thing from what I remember. It's a difficulty option or something much like phoenix mode and non perma death mode.
I don't even mind so much that there's some waifu sim focus - though I don't particularly care for it, either - but it's that you essentially had to spend completely inordinate amounts of time running around your castle. I get that something has to exist outside of the battles to drive the character arcs and overall story narrative forward, but my god was it overblown for my taste. I didn't even make it through one playthrough, honestly.
I had my $5 monthly GS coupon, plus 13,000 rewards points, and since they will let you use multiple coupons as long as they're different denominations, I used a $10, a $5 and a $3, and the clerk was like "you just got a triple A title for $22 out of pocket, PLUS you get 600 coins? That's almost enough for a 3 month basic NSO membership!"
March 2023. A full year's advanced warning. Pretty classy.https://twitter.com/nintendoamerica/status/1493752880733503488
Hopefully we at least get some good clearance sales out of this.
yup, remember when Sony gave us a 2 month heads-up and everyone collectively shouted them down for it? good times
I just downloaded triangle strategy. Hoping that will scratch the itch.
I’ll check it for you.
https://ec.nintendo.com/redeem/#/ as long as you don't finish the transaction, this'll let you check whatever code you have without actually redeeming it.
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Lately I am catching up on as many Nintendo games and franchises as I can and the easiest way to play many of them is through Virtual Console purchases on Wii U and 3DS, so is it actually likely Nintendo will offer clearance prices on these games before the stores close?https://twitter.com/nintendoamerica/status/1493752880733503488
Hopefully we at least get some good clearance sales out of this.
I think it VERY unlikely they will be offering sales on the items. Other companies, like Capcom and such, I can see doing that... but Nintendo has a "value" for their titles and they tend to stick to that.
Nintendo? Hell no. I do see a Sega and the like going for it.
I too lean towards physicals... but let me tell you this, as someone over the hump and staring down the other side of the hill (at 48)... I don't care as much about playing old games as I thought I would. My taste in game has also changed. I don't mess around with games that don't tick a lot of boxes in genre I like. I have a short list of franchises I care about. Beyond that, letting stuff go is important. In 20 years I'll be 68... I'm already over the whole SHMUP genre because it's just getting a bit too hard to focus on keeping a ship alive in a swarm of hundreds of projectiles. What will my reaction times be in 20 years to even get enjoyment from open world action rpg/adventure games (possibly my main gaming love)? Will I even want to game then... or will I still be keeping up with what is going on in gaming. So... my suggestion to anyone approaching midlife... play what you love the most and forget about the fluff and building a huge collection that you will one day get to when you retire. Also don't worry so much about preservation of everything, just keep your absolute favorite games (physical, or whatever) and actually play them from time to time to prove you still care as much about experiencing them again and it's not just the nostalgia of having played them. There are a lot of movies and games I consider exceptional but I've never gone back to a second time. It's ok to have a great experience and then move on to something else.
Discs rot, flash memory cards fail, cartridge pins get corroded. If you live a long life, chances are good some of your physical media won’t last you till you’re in your grave, either. If you want to preserve your games, the only way is to back them up (or rely on the backups others have made).
I'm sorry; does that game case only hold eight games? When they used to to eighteen-game cases for 3DS games?
They’re transitioning us to digital.
I have an 80-game case. Wonder if I could fill it if I actually opened all my Switch games ^^;
I use a 128gb in my 3DS. You just need to put the SD card into a pc and format it to FAT32.
