| Haven't seen it mentioned here but Two Point Hospital has had an excellent update with a very nicely fleshed out Sandbox mode. Time to sink another 30+ hours into it! |
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ukaskew37 203 posts
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Graxlar_v3 10,041 posts
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Registered 3 years agoOk few notes on games I have played about half hour or so of -
X-com 2 - it’s really impressive what they have managed, you can see the compromises they have made fo get it onto switch but it is nice enough to play.
Invisible inc- really think this is going to be a time sink, a lot of fun and really nicely presented.
Star Wars episode 1: pod racer - at £12 it is a barebones port with no online, but it is just as much fun as I remember, some of the tracks hurt my eyes at top speed but it’s really good. -
Flying_Pig 16,594 posts
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Registered 15 years agoDuke Nukem 3D hits the Switch today for a very reasonable £3.99, if anyone's interested...
http://www.nintendolife.com/reviews/switch-eshop/duke_nukem_3d_20th_anniversary_world_tour -
Saul_Iscariot 3,716 posts
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Registered 8 years ago@Graxlar_v3 I got Episode 1 Racer on the PS4. It isn’t much of an improvement on the version I had on PC back in the day. But it is great fun, and mildly challenging so far. It will take some time to get as good as I used to be. To be honest, if they had tarted up the graphics, sound and threw in online gameplay I would have been happier to drop about £30 for it.
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ZuluHero 8,761 posts
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Registered 14 years agoAnyone been playing that Ninjala? It's totally different to what I was expecting, kind of a cross between Fortnite and smash Bros with a Splatoon aesthetic.
Controls are a bit strange, and the parry system takes some getting used to, but I keep having one more go.
Price seems a bit mad though, costumes cost 2000 vbuc.. robu.. Sorry... Jala, which works out to £16 in earth money!?
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damagedinc 2,843 posts
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Registered 9 years ago@Flying_Pig well that will sit nicely next to doom. Will pick it up when done with cuphead -
SnackPlissken 1,858 posts
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Registered 2 years agoDisappointed Beneath A Steel Sky isn't being put on Switch. Just seems like a bizarre choice to throw it on Steam after Apple Arcade, but not Switch?
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Phattso 25,306 posts
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Registered 16 years agoBeyond a Steel Sky. Remember that Revolution are quite a small outfit. Probably needs a lot more tailoring and optimising before it's ready for Switch. -
Flying_Pig 16,594 posts
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Registered 15 years agoThat's a shame. I really liked BASS, although I remember being stuck on one bit for years... -
Tonka 30,824 posts
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Registered 17 years agoThis mini arcade "dock" for fighting games looks so cool I almost backed it.
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askew 21,430 posts
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Registered 15 years agoEpisode 1 racer, anyone? A tad cheaper than Burnout… -
ukaskew37 203 posts
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Registered 6 months agoReally wanting the following at the moment:
1) A chilled(ish) survival/crafting game with a bit of risk (i.e. so not Animal Crossing)
2) A half-decent low-pressure sim, such as construction/car/bus/plane.
I think I'm going to settle with Minecraft for #1, there really doesn't seem to be much else out there. For #2, I considered Truck & Logistics Simulator which has just come out, but after watching a few Let's Play videos it looks utterly devoid of any soul whatsoever. I loved Mud Runner but have pretty much exhausted that.
Everything else looks like terrible mobile ports, I still have fond memories of Tokyo Bus Guide on the Dreamcast. I wish somebody like Rockstar would take their existing engine and just give us an open-world sim with rules/regs.
I really am spoiled by the Switch because even though both of the above are ten a penny on PC, the idea of having to sit up in the study and play is completely alien to me now (and realistically, not practical). -
PazJohnMitch 15,801 posts
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Registered 13 years agoThere is a train line building game set in early US that might serve for #2. -
Pipedream 540 posts
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Registered 6 years agoHow about Terraria for #1? Loads to craft, survival based, and you can play it at your own pace. I got bored of Minecraft pretty quickly but Terraria had me hooked for ages. You can get a physical copy off eBay for around £15. -
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ukaskew37 203 posts
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Registered 6 months agoPazJohnMitch wrote:
Two Point Hospital is scratching my 'Sim City' itch, I was thinking more along the lines of a game where you can actually drive/pilot something that isn't a racing car.
There is a train line building game set in early US that might serve for #2. -
Tonka 30,824 posts
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Registered 17 years agoPazJohnMitch wrote:
What's it called?
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PazJohnMitch 15,801 posts
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Registered 13 years agoTonka wrote:
Not played it myself but Railway Empire seems to be the title.
PazJohnMitch wrote:
What's it called?
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ukaskew37 203 posts
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Registered 6 months agoKind of under the radar this one, but as of midnight retailers will no longer be able to sell Switch download codes for first party games in the EU.
That's cutting off a significant option for digital content and basically removes any chance of first party digital discounts apart from official sales.
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Murbs 24,813 posts
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Registered 15 years ago@ukaskew37 yup, there goes the chance to get a healthy discount on a digital game. Will simply have to wait for eshop sales from now on. Or buy physical of course.
edit: spotted you in the Nintendolife comments section so wasn't surprised to see your post.gif)
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Kay 20,565 posts
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Registered 16 years agoYou can still get some games a few quid cheaper by changing regions too. -
Armoured_Bear 28,823 posts
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Registered 8 years agoukaskew37 wrote:
Why is that happening?
Kind of under the radar this one, but as of midnight retailers will no longer be able to sell Switch download codes for first party games in the EU.
That's cutting off a significant option for digital content and basically removes any chance of first party digital discounts apart from official sales.
Quite tempted to pick up 51 Worldwide Games for £27 before midnight. -
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Registered 5 years ago@Armoured_Bear
So they can make more money probably as all games will always be full price.
https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2020/06/nintendo_scraps_the_sale_of_digital_game_download_codes_at_european_retailers -
THFourteen 53,685 posts
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Registered 15 years agoJust buy them on different stores like South Africa
Bigger discount than anything you’ll get from a UK retailer. -
Armoured_Bear 28,823 posts
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Registered 8 years agorice_sandwich wrote:
They really are total wankers at times.
@Armoured_Bear
So they can make more money probably as all games will always be full price.
https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2020/06/nintendo_scraps_the_sale_of_digital_game_download_codes_at_european_retailers -
rice_sandwich 6,436 posts
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Registered 5 years ago@Armoured_Bear
Why leave money on the table if you don't have to? It's good business unfortunately. -
neilka 23,345 posts
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Registered 15 years agoAnother innovative and magical move from Nintendo -
damagedinc 2,843 posts
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Registered 9 years agoOnly 1st party titles aswell -
Steve-Perry 1,313 posts
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Registered 5 months agoThey're all shite anyway -
Anyone know of a summer sale coming to UK?
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