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2 hours ago, Professor_k said:

I'm staying away from the unboxing video.

 

I don't know, whilst I like the surprise factor of opening up new console packaging I also like to know the layout and plan of attack so that I can practice setting up mentally in order to get it done as fast as humanly possible without ripping anything to shreds.

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16 minutes ago, Fallows said:

 

I don't know, whilst I like the surprise factor of opening up new console packaging I also like to know the layout and plan of attack so that I can practice setting up mentally in order to get it done as fast as humanly possible without ripping anything to shreds.

That is so fucking pro.

 

Imma rip the end off the box, turn it upside down and shake it.

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2 minutes ago, HarryBizzle said:

Eurogamer have got theirs and Digital Foundry are already getting started at their take on it. Looking forward to what they've got to say about it. 

Underpowered, over priced peice of shit that Richard Leadbetter of DF could build for about £170 with parts lying around his workshop, is my guess. 

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I really couldn't give a monkey's what is inside it because I'm 100% confident that it will play host to fantastic games, being a Nintendo machine guarantees it.

 

Plus fuck this obsession with specs that has overtaken the console market, I can accept it and even expect it on my PC, but consoles I want to be plug and play and for things to just work. I don't want to wonder if I upgrade to a PS4 pro will it improve the framerates in game x or increase the resolution in game y, I have a PC for that. I don't want to have to download 10GB patches before I can play a brand new game. I want to play games that are finished before the developers actually release them, it had gotten to the stage over the last few years were I wouldn't buy a game at launch because you knew most times it would take weeks for them to patch it properly. When you sit down and think about it that is a really screwed up state of affairs to find ourselves in.

 

Besides every game I have seen on the Switch looks good to me, Breath of the Wild is one of the most beautiful games I've seen. It might not be the most technically advanced but it looks great. Nintendo's games on the WiiU still look fantastic for gods sake. Hell I said in the 3DS thread that I think Ocarina of Time 3D looks fantastic on my 2DS and your watch is probably more powerful that that now.

 

Seriously the console players are bigger nerds than the PC guys now, o.k maybe not but it's getting there, obsessing over 900P vs1080P when you can't even see the damn difference  unless you stop the game and compare screens closely.

 

I want a console where I buy a game, take it home and it's finished and ready to play without huge patches like we used to, I don't care if it has Netflix or social media I just want the thing to play games.

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17 minutes ago, BruceBruce said:

Unsure if this has been posted but... apparently your Nintendo eShop purchases will finally be tied to your Nintendo account.

 

 

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As long as Nintendo actually keeps these accounts after something else replaces the Switch in the future.... <_<

 

 

 

THEY ALREADY ARE.

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