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Re: Nintendo Switch Announced, Scheduled to Release March 2017
Sorry but it very well could become a reality by year's end. Switch is $100 too much and this doesn't include the USB/Ethernet adapter for those who don't use wireless, the Pro controller, Zelda which is the ONLY game at launch even worth looking at, having to purchase a controller grip for $30 as the one that comes with the console doesn't have a USB port so you can't even charge those joycon controllers and overseas, forget about it. It's as high as $450 US. That's ******* insane!!!
Just like exclusives on PS4/Xbox One wouldn't be able to keep those consoles alive for very long, it's even worse for Nintendo consoles. Nothing but five year old ports, remasters and outside of Zelda and Mario this year, not a single game worth buying or rebuying.
Sorry Tomba. I was hyped going into the presentation thinking that Nintendo has learned from their mistakes but they haven't. Instead, they just keep repeating them. When you look at the presentation, it was WORSE than the PS4 PRO presentation. Seriously, it was a joke. Magic tricks, thinking that internet just started to exist, etc.
Seriously, just UGH. Even Tim Gettys from Kinda Funny who LOVES Nintendo was so down and depressed when he was watching the presentation. When a Nintendo fan of his caliber is depressed, just imagine how someone like me feels to where I was hoping to jump back in to Nintendo but they simply don't show me enough whatsoever. Ah whatever.Comment
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Re: Nintendo Switch Announced, Scheduled to Release March 2017
How much do you have to put down to pre-order in-store at GameStop?Currently Playing:
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Re: Nintendo Switch Announced, Scheduled to Release March 2017
$75
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Re: Nintendo Switch Announced, Scheduled to Release March 2017
They seriously are making you use an Ethernet adapter again?Comment
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Re: Nintendo Switch Announced, Scheduled to Release March 2017
No, it's WiFi. You are choosing to use an Ethernet adapter.
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Re: Nintendo Switch Announced, Scheduled to Release March 2017
I believe it's $50
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Nintendo Switch Announced, Scheduled to Release March 2017
My local one was doing $75. I didn't get it there so don't take my word as gospel lol.
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Re: Nintendo Switch Announced, Scheduled to Release March 2017
So I'm guessing we still don't know how powerful the actual console is? Or how the games will look compared to other current gen consoles?
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Re: Nintendo Switch Announced, Scheduled to Release March 2017
It's 2017 they should all be wifi and good wifi. It's a tablet. Do you walk around with Ethernet connected to your iPad or laptop?
The last laptop I bought also didn't have Ethernet ports.
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Nintendo Switch Announced, Scheduled to Release March 2017
Thought it was a console. My bad I guess.
Why didn't Wii U have an Ethernet port? Was that a tablet too? Why is there even an adapter option if it's not needed? Nintendo is lagging behind in numerous aspects. This is just another example.Comment
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Re: Nintendo Switch Announced, Scheduled to Release March 2017
Oh it may be $75. I thought the guy told me $50. I paid in full though
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Nintendo Switch Announced, Scheduled to Release March 2017
It is a console. A mobile console. I never had a single issue with wifi on the WiiU.
There's an adapter because people complained about the WiiU not having one. I have zero doubts it's just rebranded same device that never sold on WiiU or Wii.
It's also designed to be able to be removed from the cradle and play immediately. If you're playing online you have to then hope the tablet finds your wifi if the cradle is connected via Ethernet.
You're acting like you're playing COD on this thing.
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