It's also likely that Zelda won't be a release game, just a headsup
Shame that it's $100 more here because of exchange rate. =/Blazevoir wrote:
★Cost is $300
Out of curiosity, why are people going nuts about this? o_oBlazevoir wrote:
★NO REGION LOCKING!!!
Yeah but like... why does it matter 'that' much? Out of the large number of 3DS gamers that I know, I don't think a single one knows how to read Japanese anyway. Am I missing something?Blazevoir wrote:
Because... all of the past systems from Nintendo had it?
It's not only Japanese games, everyone gets hyped about. For an example WarioWare: Twisted for the Game Boy Advance was never released in Europe, but because the GBA is region free, you can play an American copy of the game on an European GBA with no problems.Justykanna wrote:
Yeah but like... why does it matter 'that' much? Out of the large number of 3DS gamers that I know, I don't think a single one knows how to read Japanese anyway. Am I missing something?
I'm not against it. I'm not insulting it. I am just curious on the hype.
Choke Master wrote:
Someone have it already
https://twitter.com/onani_monster/statu ... 2371741696
We honestly have no idea.45Traeath wrote:
I'm going to be idiot for a short minute...
Will the NS support the previous systems' (NDS/3DS/...) games or will there only be NS-specific stuffs like 3DS had its own?
I don't think I know anyone whose all excited about 'that' portion of the system. But good to know, thanks.Chaosemerald wrote:
It's not only Japanese games, everyone gets hyped about. For an example WarioWare: Twisted for the Game Boy Advance was never released in Europe, but because the GBA is region free, you can play an American copy of the game on an European GBA with no problems.
It's a pretty neat feature, especially if Nintendo decides to release a special edition of the Nintendo Switch that looks totally epic, but it's only available in Japan and you live in Canada. Then you can buy the console from Japan and buy the games from the local game store in Canada
How would you even run them with only one screen? xD45Traeath wrote:
I'm going to be idiot for a short minute...
Will the NS support the previous systems' (NDS/3DS/...) games or will there only be NS-specific stuffs like 3DS had its own?
My brain deleted that point from memory XDJustykanna wrote:
How would you even run them with only one screen? xD
Would be nice if it was backwards compatible though.
Nintendo already confirmed that it's not backwards compatible at all. It's a shame, considering that they could've easily achieved 3DS compatibility with the already-confirmed hardware (technically speaking, they both run on ARM architecture, so 3DS games likely could run just fine without even needing to resort to emulation... I think the lack of compatibility was a conscious choice on Nintendo's part).Blazevoir wrote:
We honestly have no idea.45Traeath wrote:
I'm going to be idiot for a short minute...
Will the NS support the previous systems' (NDS/3DS/...) games or will there only be NS-specific stuffs like 3DS had its own?
The 2DS hardware has a single screen and simulates having 2 screens with no problem, not to mention the Wii U already has DS games available in its Virtual Console library... And considering that the 3DS is only 240p per screen, it'd be no trouble at all to fit everything on the Switch's single 720p screen.Justykanna wrote:
How would you even run them with only one screen? xD
Would be nice if it was backwards compatible though.
I'm worried I'll lose sleep waiting for my console and game... lol.Serraionga wrote:
To think I could be playing the new Zelda game on an entirely new system this Friday/Saturday... can't wait!!