Video Games you may well have played…
or in Japan they might call it…
get it?
no?… see it was a very specific reference to how only Japan tagged “Super Mario Bros. 4” onto the title of Super Mario World, and technically this is the 4th article I’ve got out of one mighty exciting day at the Nintendo UK Switch Premiere. >>FYI: JAPANESE SUPER MARIO WORLD BOXART<<
With that bit of mediocre yet educational humour out the way, let’s get into this!!
Continue reading “Hands-on The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild”
In case you’re landing here through a search engine or shared link…
Day 1 -> The Switch itself, Sonic Mania, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
Day 2 -> Joy-Cons, 1 2 Switch, Why the price?
Jumping straight back in…
Next on the hitlist of Switch games I played at the event was the new IP “ARMS“.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odvkVCwbznA
During the Switch Presentation, the trailer seemed relatively fun, but then afterwards when it became apparent this was to be considered a big title that was asking for £49.99 UK / $59.99 US. It seemed a bit bare bones for the price.
The Switch UK Premiere had quite a few setups of “Arms” on display so it was relatively easy at any time to get some games in. Me and one of my friends I was there with were simply walking towards something else at the time and a Nintendo promo team guy was lively and enthusiastic about getting us to play the vacant machine he was in charge of, so it would’ve been rude not too. Continue reading “Having played the Nintendo Switch… [Part 3]”
No formalities. Just continuing on from Yesterday.
No pun intended, but after getting to grips with Zelda, Sonic Mania, and Mario Kart 8, and trying out the Switch’s numerous play styles (TV, Tabletop, Handheld). I figured I’d seen enough to get my seal of approval. I was sold on the idea.
Though to be fair, I don’t put up much of a fight when it comes to buying games consoles. I was raised on video games, I collect them, I could talk about them all day, I gradually get tattoo’s of them, and ven though I’m armed with a smartphone swelling with games, I still pretty much go everywhere with at least one handheld on me.
Whether it’s my little cereal prize sized Game Boy Micro, my 3DS, my Vita, or even my little GPD XD Android handheld. The idea of ever being sat somewhere with nothing to do is probably an irrational fear of mine, unless I’m sunbathing on holiday, where I’ll happily stare into space and find zen, and not just because the sun causes screen glare and prevents any gaming, honest >_>.
GPDXD – Amazon UK // GPDXD – Amazon USA
As I was saying though. I’m not the market that Nintendo need to convince. So unless you were already an existing Nintendo fan, or just fancied treating yourself to what was new in the world of gaming devices, then I’d totally understand if you’re on the fence to this point. Stay with me though…here’s where I go into the next and possibly greatest revelation I had with the Switch. Continue reading “Having Played the Nintendo Switch… [Part 2]”
