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mdn2

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Or Nintendo only announced stuff till March next year and its due at some point after that. Same with Star Fox Racing. 

 

Not that I'm saying whether I believe either or not, just that's a valid reason why neither have been shown yet. 

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10 hours ago, freezycold said:

Prime 3 was a try-hard Halo wannabe.

 

Sure.

 

It was Zelda in Space. That's as good/bad as Zelda is to you. Halo? Give me a break. Skytown itself had more complexity than the entire Halo franchise combined and the combat was completely different. If anything, Halo 4 tried to mimic some of the Prime trilogy's design cues.

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14 hours ago, nakamura said:

Prime 3 was fantastic, much better than 2 that just felt needlessly padded out. 

 

Prime 2 was great. Completely uncompromising in its design. Dark Aether is genuinely hostile for most of the game.

 

Prime 3 was good. But while there are some fantastic areas - particularly Skytown, but it's disjointed in the same manner as say, Skyward Sword. Both games would be better on hardware with a bit more oomph and a more seamless experience. 

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16 hours ago, Calashnikov said:

 

Not exactly sure why it's in this thread, but FWIW, I'd definitely be delighted with Prime 4 being running at a similar visual standard to the Switch version of Doom. Obviously with a slightly different stylistic aesthetic, but I reckon looking at Doom probably gives us a decent idea of what Prime 4 might be capable of.

If anything I'd expect MP4 to both look and run better than Doom as the former is being built from the ground up for Switch whereas Doom had to be scaled down and came with a lot of compromises. 

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1 minute ago, Naysonymous said:

My daughter had had a profile on our Switch since we bought it. Now she wants to play online, how do you add an existing profile to a Nintendo account? It seems very unintuitive. 

 

If you try to go online on a game, does it not tell you how to link an account?

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1 hour ago, kensei said:

 

Prime 2 was great. Completely uncompromising in its design. Dark Aether is genuinely hostile for most of the game.

 

Prime 3 was good. But while there are some fantastic areas - particularly Skytown, but it's disjointed in the same manner as say, Skyward Sword. Both games would be better on hardware with a bit more oomph and a more seamless experience. 

It's certainly oppressive but it felt all too similar. Areas lacked identity and I could never find where to go. I did like it still, just didn't love in. 

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16 minutes ago, Naysonymous said:

It just tells you to link to an account. Ideally I'd like to link her profile to my email address, but unless I'm missing something obvious that doesn't appear to be possible. 

 

Oh, do you mean you want both her and you linked to the same account (yours)? You can't do that, alas. I had to set up individual accounts for all my kids, it's a bit of a pain.

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You should be able to set them up as child accounts under your account I think. Create the child Nintendo accounts at the link below, then link the profiles on the Switch to those accounts using the instructions in the second link...

 

https://accounts.nintendo.com/family/add_member

 

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A child account is an account which allows children to safely use Nintendo Account services provided by Nintendo.
Parents and guardians can use Parental Controls to apply restrictions on certain activities of the child account. Even if no restrictions are applied, parents/guardians will be notified by email at the email address registered to their Nintendo Account every time a purchase is made by a child account in a Nintendo smart device app, on Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch or on the official Nintendo website.

 

Once you have the child accounts, link them to the profiles like this:

https://www.imore.com/how-add-or-change-nintendo-accounts-eshop-your-switch

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I got Puyo Puyo Tetris in the sale the other day for £18 (download from the E Shop). I did play the demo but it didn't really do it for me or the kids but they've spent hours and hours on it. Some of the modes are amazingly good fun in local multiplayer. It's a 1 gig download too :)

I expect a lot of us have it already but if you haven't, get it now.

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3 hours ago, rgraves said:

You should be able to set them up as child accounts under your account I think. Create the child Nintendo accounts at the link below, then link the profiles on the Switch to those accounts using the instructions in the second link...

 

https://accounts.nintendo.com/family/add_member

 

 

Once you have the child accounts, link them to the profiles like this:

https://www.imore.com/how-add-or-change-nintendo-accounts-eshop-your-switch

 

I did this for my 5 year old. Seemed to work fine.

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I finally got to pick up Puyo Puyo Tetris in the sale for the normal two-weeks-after-launch Sega price a year later than expected too. I’m enjoying it but I thInk I must have spent all those hours on older versions doing it wrong. I’ve been watching some Twitch streams and the level of play is insane. Above all else, T-spins go against all my instincts, and even after six days,  I still can’t get to grips with setting them up.

 

It’s been an eye-opener in the build up to Tetris Effect. I was expecting that to be a nice chillout VR game. 

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