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If your local device was connected directly to a fibre optic cable that ran, in one continuous piece, directly into the device you’re streaming from then yes, you’d be right.

I don’t even get as far as it running - choose the icon on the home screen, “this software needed to close”. Reinstalled, tried it from the Switch internal storage and SD, same thing.

But how does he blast it off? I’ve done the three things either side of the gun, and the panel that sits underneath. Can’t see anything else? Anyway, weird sound dropping out bugs aside, I really quite enjoyed this and it’s not my sort of game normally.

Magic

But they gave Wii Sports Resort and Yakuza 3 sixes.

Anyone else having problems with Trials Rising? It crashes every time I load it.

This may be - but it’s still there. It’s either minimised or unimportant for the games used, or people didn’t notice (or didn’t care) anyway.

Edge 6 is basically “perfect” though.

But there’s still latency. You can have a connection that operates at the speed of light with massively powerful encoding and decoding at either end that works as fast as the graphics are generated - but there’s *still* lag. A lot of people find the lag between controller and console and console and TV barely acceptable, but adding a round trip of hundreds or thousands of miles is never going to be better than that. There is no perfect solution to this, bar have everything done locally and then there’s no streaming so...

The “win” is that enough people won’t give a toss about the lag.

And that’s fine, but to suggest there’s no need for it because pool games exist is nonsense. It’s not a pool game. It’s a pool themed arcade puzzle game. It’s more like something like Angry Birds or King Oddball than actual pool.

Just like in Pokémon Blue.

It's just the same one over and over.

There’s no solution. They can reduce it, but only so far.

Thats the point.