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39 minutes ago, Dudley said:

Yeah, the biggest early trick you'll realise that say, 4 4 in a 10 grid means you can actually fill in several squares even though it might not seem like it at first.

Yes. Just had this revelation. Plus I hadn't realised that 1, 4 for example has to be entered in the same order. I thought it could be 4, 1 or 1,4. :doh:

 

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7 hours ago, Jamie John said:

 

What are the benefits of having one over the regular joycons with a grip? Any idea if it's more comfortable than the Satisfye?

 

I did a bit of a comparison when I got it but long story short, not as comfortable to hold as the Satisfye because the grips aren't as big/round but the buttons and sticks are vastly more comfortable to use and the D-pad is excellent. It also slides into the dock more easily with the Hori Split Pad joycons attached. 

 

I've barely used the Satisfye grip since I got these and I play on handheld quite a lot more now, given that the D-pad is better than the Pro Controller. 

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42 minutes ago, Jamie John said:

Cheers @Stanshall. I may have to buy it. I'm sure there are some games that are dependent upon rumble, though, no? Often games will use it to tell you when you're near a secret, or something like that.

 

Aside from Odyssey, I can't think of anything but I'm sure there will be. I still play 80/90% docked but Hori is the best and only way I play handheld now, and I play that way more than ever.

 

As an aside, I actually find the HD rumble in the joycons annoying and rattly/buzzy but it might just be that both of my sets are defective. Certainly, I would never have rumble on if I were on public transport. I don't miss it in handheld at all. 

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1 hour ago, Stanshall said:

 

Aside from Odyssey, I can't think of anything but I'm sure there will be. I still play 80/90% docked but Hori is the best and only way I play handheld now, and I play that way more than ever.

 

As an aside, I actually find the HD rumble in the joycons annoying and rattly/buzzy but it might just be that both of my sets are defective. Certainly, I would never have rumble on if I were on public transport. I don't miss it in handheld at all. 

 

Ordered! Hopefully I'll be good for Animal Crossing in handheld mode.

 

What with this, the Pro controller, SNES controller, Bluetooth dongle, Satisfye grip, case and screen protectors, my Switch accessories bill is getting to be near enough to what I played for the actual bloody console...

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11 hours ago, iknowgungfu said:

Yes. Just had this revelation. Plus I hadn't realised that 1, 4 for example has to be entered in the same order. I thought it could be 4, 1 or 1,4. :doh:

 

 

You can turn hints on with the shoulder buttons - this will colour-code the numbers on rows where the game thinks you can work out a square/space. Make sure you look for squares that clearly should not be filled in and 'X' em - often near edges. Spoilered example:

 

Spoiler

Say you have a row with two blanks then the third cell is filled in, then the rest is blank.

 

[_] [_] [*] [_] …

 

Then, you can deduce the following when the first number in the same row is the following values

 

If it is '1', The second cell must be blank: [_] [X] [*] [_] … 

'2', the first cell must be blank: [X] [_] [*] [_] …

'3', nothing new about these four cells as shown (assuming the rest of the row is blank)

'4', the fourth cell must be filled in: [_] [_] [*] [*] …

 

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Bought coffee time for 50p with some points. Glad I didn’t pay £8 as it looked good. Just seems off.

 

Also bought 2 crude dudes for £1.50p. Well worth it! 
 

Modern pretend retro games are just not as good as the real stuff. Are there any Japanese developers from back in the day making anything? 

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4 minutes ago, Alexlotl said:

If I buy Animal Crossing from the eShop, and at some point get a second Switch for my wife/kids, can we play the same purchased version simultaneously on both devices, or would we have to buy another?


You can both play it but not at the same time.

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21 minutes ago, Alexlotl said:

If I buy Animal Crossing from the eShop, and at some point get a second Switch for my wife/kids, can we play the same purchased version simultaneously on both devices, or would we have to buy another?


You need to buy another.

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16 hours ago, Alexlotl said:

If I buy Animal Crossing from the eShop, and at some point get a second Switch for my wife/kids, can we play the same purchased version simultaneously on both devices, or would we have to buy another?

 

You should be able to play simultaneously. Load the game on the primary Switch, stick that in flight mode, then load the game on the secondary Switch (the one which needs to carry out an online check). At least, my partner and I have been able to do this on other games downloaded from the eShop. I don't know whether there would be anything different about Animal Crossing. 

 

You won't be able to play multiplayer together using the same digital copy of the game. Online is obviously impossible and in local wireless it will be able to tell it is the same copy of the game.

 

We are going to see how we get on with a single digital copy. It should mean we can each have our own island (one island per Switch) but no way to visit each other's island, so might cave and buy a physical copy too depending on how much mileage he gets from the game...

 

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Another annoying save question....

 

I have my account and games on original switch at old house but simply have to get a new switch for Animal crossing - do I need to transfer my account or can I just sign in on new switch and access my games and saves etc?

 

I suspect I will have to do a system transfer but prolly can’t do that before the game comes out - can you merge saves at all?

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We never play the Switch on the TV, so I am tempted to swap ours for a Switch Lite. How much am I looking realistically having to pay out? Guessing not the sort of thing anyone would be up for a straight swap. 

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Some of the text in a few of the games I've played on the Switch Lite can be a right pain. I downloaded that Pokemon Mystery Dungeon demo today only to realise I need to be squinting like a learn and pressing my face up close on some in game character text from the menu. I wear glasses true but my eyesight isn't that bad :lol: Few times I just wished they'd added a text option with boost to size. 

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The right joycon from a second pair I bought seems to drain the battery supply much quickly compared to the left.  I've been troubleshooting to isolate the problem and I've discovered that I cant recalibrate the motion controls on it either.

 

Has anyone come across this? 

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Very excited at the potential of a Silksong release date. Gotta get that remaining 1% completion in Hollow Knight before then but I'm so ready for it. Tried Ori briefly and it was too floaty to scratch the same itch (I'm likely go back to it all the same; I'm very early on).

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