They still have a lot of work to do and 2018 seems like "port szn" but Switch year 1 was a good startA year just flew on by, feels like yesterday that Nintendo was doomed and going 3rd party by the summer.![]()
They still have a lot of work to do and 2018 seems like "port szn" but Switch year 1 was a good startA year just flew on by, feels like yesterday that Nintendo was doomed and going 3rd party by the summer.![]()
They still have a lot of work to do and 2018 seems like "port szn" but Switch year 1 was a good start
This is dead ass the GOAT system since SNES to me. I was in a dark place for the PS2 era so I can't speak on it, but yeah....I haven't turned on my PS4 in months.
I got a BB gift card to use up and trying to decide between Mario Rabbids (on sale for $30), Skyrim and Mario Kart or pre-ordering Kirby. I never played Skyrim or had a WiiU if that makes a difference. What would everyone suggest?
I got a BB gift card to use up and trying to decide between Mario Rabbids (on sale for $30), Skyrim and Mario Kart or pre-ordering Kirby. I never played Skyrim or had a WiiU if that makes a difference. What would everyone suggest?
Honestly I still wish Nintendo would go 3rd party. It would save me the money of buying their hardware simply to have it be a dedicated Nintendo box. I'm guessing we won't see till year 3 and 4 if the Switch will really be any different. I'm still giving this thing the side eye because we've seen stuff like the Wii sell a lot and still not get third party respect.A year just flew on by, feels like yesterday that Nintendo was doomed and going 3rd party by the summer.![]()
You are correct. For that very young audience, this is definitely the better choice of console between the big 3.Question, I want to get a system my daughter and I can play together online while I'm away for a few months. She's only 6. From the outside looking in this system seems like it has more games created to be kid friendly than xbox and ps4. Am I right?
Question, I want to get a system my daughter and I can play together online while I'm away for a few months. She's only 6. From the outside looking in this system seems like it has more games created to be kid friendly than xbox and ps4. Am I right?
You are correct. For that very young audience, this is definitely the better choice of console between the big 3.
However, for a 6 year old, I would definitely recommend a 3DS over the Switch. It's smaller and easier to hold, there's a more fleshed out library with tons of games for little ones (Disney Magical World, Animal Crossing, Super Mario Maker which my 5 year old niece plays daily), and is cheaper. The Switch isn't a bad call, specially if you want them to play on a big screen, but I feel they'd be right at home with a 3DS.
Animal Crossing on the 3DS is a great life simulator and you guys can visit each other's towns and homes. Fish together, design clothes. It's a lot of fun.
3DS or 2DS is a good console for her. Mario Kart bundles are still out there I believe.