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This is a continuation thread, the old thread is [split]520231[/split]
So I'm hearing stories about Kimishima is stating that the online service for the Switch will be roughly $25 a year in American dollars.
Found it!
http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2017/02/nintendo_outlines_pricing_range_for_switch_online_service
That's £19.74 in UK pounds. Expensive for what should really be a free service.
Not a bad price compared to what Microsoft and Sony charge for their online services per year.
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[FONT="]According to Nintendo President, Tatsumi Kimishima, the video games company is still considering VR support for the Switch gaming system. He told Nikkei that Nintendo will do this if it can solve one big problem with the user experience of VR. There is currently no time frame on when this may happen. This isnt the first mention of VR and the Switch, though. In June of last year, legendary game designer, Shigeru Miyamoto, spoke on the matter. He said they have been researching VR and that they have the Core Technology. Miyamoto also explained that Nintendo wants to make something that:[/FONT]
can be played for long periods, carries value, and is affordable.[FONT="]Furthermore, Nintendo actually patented a VR headset in December of last year. It is designed so that the Nintendo Switch tablet can slide into the headset. While talking to Nikkei, Nintendo President, Tatsumi Kimishima, said this about the problem they are trying to solve:[/FONT]
If we are able to resolve the issues with playing [VR] comfortably for long hours, we will support it in one form or another.[FONT="][/FONT]
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[FONT="]This is tricky, as VR gaming has several issues that are comfort-related. The weight of the headset is one of them, though this is a minor issue. Nausea from simulated movement and eyestrain are others. Having used a VR headset before, I can testify to this. If the game simulates you moving, this creates a contradiction in the brain. Your body is telling your brain that you are stationary, but your eyes say you are moving. This sensory discrepancy can lead to that nausea.[/FONT]
[FONT="]Since a VR headset covers your entire field of view, your brain thinks the images its seeing are real. This makes the virtual experience more intense than playing on a TV or computer screen. Some developers have noted that large creatures dont work well in VR. Thats because a creature larger than the player tends to illicit a primal, survival type of fear in the player. That just isnt so fun. This means that games need to be intentionally designed for VR. For example, a 3rd-person game probably would not work so well in VR (especially when the camera moves, causing nausea). It remains to be seen whether they will add VR support for the Nintendo Switch, but it could be very cool if they do.[/FONT]
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I don't own a VR headset, but so far I haven't seen any must play games for the platforms. It all looks like tech demos still.
I do have the ps4 vr and the ones I do enjoy that feel like full games are Eve Valkyrie which always for that . there a version supposedly for fallout. it's true most games so far are indeed tech demo's .I'm still not convinced that the new VR hardware really works.
Just to ask, does anyone here own the PSVR or an Oculus? Do you like them and like the game experiences?
Pretty much. The only killer app for the platform is RE7 and... its not required. That fad will be over soon enough.
lol well any ways the only way this thing will truly work is if they use the tech with games and by that I mean full on games at that. and the other is to make it Affordable. the latter is what has too many people freaking out and wring off right now. every other place of work from law Enforcement which is the latest and science community is going fully into it now as a thing for use .Shut your mouth Matt! VR is the FUTURE!!!
When Nintendo held its event for the Nintendo Switch back in January, 1-2-Switch was a title that was featured as a launch title for the console. 1-2-Switch is a party game in which players use the Switch’s Joy-Con controllers to play various minigames.
During RTX in Sydney this weekend, Death
Stranding and Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima faced off against Kinda Funny’s Greg Miller in one of 1-2-Switch’s minigames. You can watch the showdown and see who emerges victorious in the following video.
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The Nintendo Switch and 1-2-Switch will release on March 3, 2017.
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lol well any ways the only this thing will truly work is if they use the teach with games and full on games at that. and the other is to make it fordable the the latter is what had too many freak rightnow. every other place of work from law Enforcement which is the latest and science community is going fully into it now.
But I've saying this from the start in other place like operation rain area's and other places too.
we're getting from some part of the games industry. but the whole industry has do it. they have to make it affordable . We'll see happen I guess.
Minna de Wai Wai! Spelunker, the updated version of Spelunker World on Nintendo Switch got its first gameplay trailer from Square Enix showing us more of how the game plays on the upcoming console.
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In Minna de Wai Wai! Spelunker, youll get to play with the Nintnedo Switch Joy-Con controllers with up to four other players in co-op using the TV Mode or Table Mode, or solo in Portable Mode.
Minna de Wai Wai! Spelunker releases on April 20, 2017 for Nintendo Switch in Japan. The game has yet to be announced for the West.
Read more stories about Minna de Wai Wai! Spelunker & Nintendo Switch on Siliconera.
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Nintendo has updated the official Japanese website for 1-2-Switch, confirming 28 games for the party game package, and sharing new trailers for 10 of those games.Ads by Kiosked
The new trailers introduce:
If you missed them, previous trailers introduced:
Heres the image teasing the remaining 10 games:
1-2-Switch is due out for Switch alongside the Switch hardware on March 3. Read more about the game here.
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Or maybe it's like Nintendo is making a different sort of console. Does the industry need another black box to sit under the same TV with the same specs as the competitors? No. The industry needs different.