I thought that was Xbox console exclusive.
IIRC they wanted to port it to other platforms, but it was never high on the priority list. I know the first game was on practically every system except the 3DS. I first played it on Vita.
Lots of arcade games had vertically oriented monitors, most notably vertically scrolling shooters, but also things like Contra. There’s also an entire class of modern games that started out with vertical resolutions, most of which originate on mobile (like Downwell).
It's for any game that can be played in Vertical/TATE mode. Shmups, pinball, and games like Downwell.
On mobile it’s free form chat so basically you get called a f word and the n word every 10 secs.
My kids play it on the Switch. They say they haven’t seen swears so I’m assuming Nintendo is doing something on their end.
Actually, it looks like all Qubic Games are currently discounted to 99 cents if you own another -- I'm checking on it right now, but I'm getting the 99 cents price for every one I'm loading up...
Weird. I'm seeing full price on everything I'm clicking on for Qubic. Wonder if the ones I'm looking specificlally at (Good Night, Knight and Chop) are ones you own that you just weren't able to see a price on.
No, you can view the current discounts even if you already purchased a game -- just view the web eShop -or- web version of your wishlist. I have all of those prices visible to me right now.
That's probably it then. I have a couple things I bought like Akane, Dex and a few others before and I have a couple from freebies.
What's odd is that their website implies it's ownership of one of their new releases (https://qubicgames.com/hotfriday/) , but I didn't buy any of the four listed games and I still saw the deals.
I would think they’d have it for a year or two. If you’re referring to collecting gold coins from the physical cart, I think those expire a year after release date. I know I’ve picked up some clearance games that didn’t give coins cause they were over a year past release.
My question wasn't clear - I meant when would the physical copy show up for purchase on the Nintendo store after the release date...which was apparently sometime between after I posted that and now since it is now available.
If there were a SMALLER fraction of their original price, I'd pick them up -- but they never seem to go lower than 60% of their full price, which seems a bit much.
There’s also local system-to-system local play (via Bluetooth?) for up to ~8 Switches, which is surprisingly little-supported for a portable.
Local multiplayer doesn't work because the account holder's non primary switch needs an internet connection to establish the authentication to the game license.
