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It'll be gameboy advance and ds

Come on, we all secretly know it'll be TurboGrafx-16 and Commodore 64.

Rex Kramer wrote:Come on, we all secretly know it'll be TurboGrafx-16 and Commodore 64.

Devil Crash and Boulder Dash? Oh yeah .

Hopefully, it's N64 and Gamecube and then people can stop nagging for Gamecube remasters.

Crikey Stunt Race FX. Probably is completely balls to play today, but that was an incredible achievement back then.

kazanova_Frankenstein wrote:

ITSMILNER wrote:Apparently, 4 emulators were found during the NSO data mining. If NES and SNES are 2 of them, I wonder what the others might be? I personally hope one of them is a GBA emulator and we get GBA games added to the service as well


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Me too, at the moment the only official emulator of GBA games is tied to the Wii U, and i find the low resolution of GBA games is a bit tough to take on the big screen, and the Gamepad screen is pretty low quality (i'm being kind with my choice of words).

I had been considering an Everdrive for my GBA, but they are pricey, and playing on the Switch would allow save states etc.

If you own a 3DS you can always CFW it for GBA roms, the ones I've had a go of on mine look great on the 3DS' screen.

Virtual Boy emulator and you'll be happy about it or you'll get no dinner.

KjGarly wrote:

kazanova_Frankenstein wrote:

ITSMILNER wrote:Apparently, 4 emulators were found during the NSO data mining. If NES and SNES are 2 of them, I wonder what the others might be? I personally hope one of them is a GBA emulator and we get GBA games added to the service as well


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Me too, at the moment the only official emulator of GBA games is tied to the Wii U, and i find the low resolution of GBA games is a bit tough to take on the big screen, and the Gamepad screen is pretty low quality (i'm being kind with my choice of words).

I had been considering an Everdrive for my GBA, but they are pricey, and playing on the Switch would allow save states etc.

If you own a 3DS you can always CFW it for GBA roms, the ones I've had a go of on mine look great on the 3DS' screen.

I did look in to this, but it was too complicated for me, and i couldn't work out what software i needed to get the job done. Same story with my Vita....

I'm expecting a complete Game Boy Advance emulator that allows Colour, Advance, and OG games playable, and N64. If SNES follows this month, then GBA could follow near E3, unless N64 is next. Either way, I expect the other to make itself known in September.

Gamecube will follow and be the last added sometime in 2020.

I would love other consoles, but I wouldn’t get too excited about references in source code. Loads of games have references to things that were planned once upon a time, but scrapped.


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Lazy Fair wrote:I would love other consoles, but I wouldn’t get too excited about references in source code. Loads of games have references to things that were planned once upon a time, but scrapped.


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Next you'll be telling me I can't transfer my Banjo Kazooie eggs over into the sequel! #ProjectLazyFear

Quantum Name wrote:Next you'll be telling me I can't transfer my Banjo Kazooie eggs over into the sequel! #ProjectLazyFear

Please don't, it's still too soon

Knock off Pro controller arrived today..





For £19 it's actually pretty good, looks and feel identical to the real Pro controller (Apart from the missing Nintendo logos) as I had the Splatoon Pro controller with ym first Switch.

Has motion controls which surprisingly work but no NFC, played some Mario Odyssey with it and fine so far. Apparently they use the same battery as a 3DS so could always pop it open and switch it out for an official one.

Hopefully it holds up but what I've found with such third party controllers is that the sticks don't work as they should or start to lose proper functionality after a few weeks (or even after a few days). That's the biggest problem I have with them, anyway.

Don't know about the officially licensed third party controllers though, like Hori pads (which I've heard are good) and PowerA ones.

i played some pokken today.

Just putting this here to remind myself. I tend to lose track of so many of these eShop releases. Looks really interesting, love the visual style.

BAKA wrote:

Just putting this here to remind myself. I tend to lose track of so many of these eShop releases. Looks really interesting, love the visual style.

I really like the look of this, it kind of reminds me of Night in the Woods.

In the news it seems New Super Mario Bros U Deluxe has sold 25% more copies on Switch than the original release on Wii U in the UK

http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2019/01/uk_charts_new_super_mario_bros_u_deluxe_launch_sales_24_8_percent_higher_than_on_wii_u_hits_number_one

I know it’s a 2D Mario game but I think this shows that bringing games from Wii U to Switch is a good idea for Nintendo. A lot of games never got the sales they deserved on Wii U and it seems Switch can give them a second chance at success.


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Yay more full priced ports!

Ad7 wrote:Yay more full priced ports!

Was going to say this.

Yay! More people whinging about ports!

No... wait... it's the same people.