Nintendo Thread: Nintendo Direct Mini 03/26/2020

Which Pokémon game will you be buying?

  • Let's Go Pikachu!

    Votes: 13 46.4%
  • Let's Go Eevee!

    Votes: 3 10.7%
  • Both!

    Votes: 4 14.3%
  • None!

    Votes: 8 28.6%
  • O.0

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    28
  • Poll closed .
I said I wouldn’t cop the FF games cause I already own them. I stand corrected, I’ll cop all of the mainline games if they release physical cartridges.
 
I said I wouldn’t cop the FF games cause I already own them. I stand corrected, I’ll cop all of the mainline games if they release physical cartridges.

They won't, since this same "FF collection port" is also confirmed for the Xbox One.

If the Xbox One is getting them too...........you know damn well it'll be digital only (no way Square is investing money to make both physical discs for the Xbox and carts for the Switch for all these ports).

Save your money fam.........this is for the "Nintendo-only folk" that never played PS-exclusive Final Fantasy games after the Square Enix said "NO" to the N64
 
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So based on this official picture, ARMS will have cloud backup BUT not Splatoon 2.

ARMS, another multiplayer game with online competitive modes, will have cloud backup instead of Splatoon 2.

Let that sink in, fellas
 
They won't, since this same "FF collection port" is also confirmed for the Xbox One.

If the Xbox One is getting them too...........you know damn well it'll be digital only (no way Square is investing money to make both physical discs for the Xbox and carts for the Switch for all these ports).

Save your money fam.........this is for the "Nintendo-only folk" that never played PS-exclusive Final Fantasy games after the Square Enix said "NO" to the N64
Thought this was interesting
 


maybe im late on this one maybe watch on mute, game looks cool i never watched a vid on it, i thought it was all pokemon go but this proves its not. idk where the splishy splash moves are lol it was on a nintendo vid, but when they battle they got real moves lol. but im seeing its all motion controls tho.

look at when they go face brock, game kind of looks kind of cool, but maybe will get boring if ur just pressing one button over and over.
 
idk where the splishy splash moves are lol it was on a nintendo vid, but when they battle they got real moves lol.

That Buzzy Buzz type **** isn't replacing real techniques, they're additional moves added to the game for Pikachu and Eevee so that kids/newcomers can get by better with their starter Pokémon.

Gave Pikachu a move that's water and electric so he can handle rock types better, gave Eevee fire, water, electric, and grass moves so he doesn't feel underpowered the whole game as a normal type.

And yeah, most of us have probably watched gameplay months ago so that video isn't going to do much for anyone in here :lol:
 
I said I wouldn’t cop the FF games cause I already own them. I stand corrected, I’ll cop all of the mainline games if they release physical cartridges.

So we've been slightly clarified................ONLY these Final Fantasy mainline ports are getting physical carts



Everything else, including the ever-so popular FF7 and FF9, will be digital-only as I predicted

So once again, you may as well hold your wallet and save your $$$ instead UNLESS you really want a physical Switch cart of Final Fantasy X (and X-2) and Final Fantasy 12
 
Nintendo Switch Online FAQ – cloud saves expire when subscription ends
Posted on September 14, 2018 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch




Nintendo UK has posted a new FAQ for Nintendo Switch Online that contains quite a bit of interesting information.

When your subscription to the service ends, cloud saves expire. Nintendo says explicitly: “Save data stored with Save Data Cloud cannot be kept outside of the duration of your Nintendo Switch Online membership.” On the other hand, NES save data can be maintained if you keep local save data.

Here’s the full FAQ:


Will I be automatically charged when the free period ends on 19th September 2018 and the service officially starts?

No, you will not be automatically charged. In order to use the service, please purchase a Nintendo Switch Online membership.

Can I try Nintendo Switch Online for free?

You can enjoy a 7-day free trial of the Nintendo Switch Online paid membership service! In Nintendo eShop, select the Nintendo Switch Online option on the left navigation to activate your free trial.

Please note: one free trial period available per Nintendo Account. During the free trial, you can use the online play, voice chat via the smartphone app, Save Data Cloud and Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online services. It’s not possible to purchase Nintendo Entertainment System Controllers during the trial period.

If automatic renewal is set, once your free 7-day trial is over, your membership will be renewed via the automatic purchase of an individual 1-month (30 day) membership. If you do not wish to purchase a membership, you can terminate automatic renewal during the free trial and will not be charged.

If I purchase an additional membership while I am already a Nintendo Switch Online member, what happens to the remaining time I had?

If you purchase an Individual Membership while already in possession of an existing Individual Membership, this will be added to your remaining time. For example, if you have 35 days remaining on an Individual Membership and purchase a 365 day Individual Membership, your remaining time will be extended to 400 days. Remaining time for an account can be increased up to three years. However, you can’t combine remaining time from Family Memberships and Individual Memberships.

Can I change to a Family Membership while I am on an Individual Membership?

Even if you have time remaining on an Individual Membership, it is possible to purchase a Family Membership, and to change auto-renewal to the Family Membership. However, it is not currently possible to carry over any time remaining on the Individual Membership. If you purchase a Family Membership when using an Individual Membership, then automatic renewal for the Individual Membership will be automatically disabled. Thus, you will not have both an Individual Membership and Family Membership renewed automatically.

If I have multiple Nintendo Switch consoles, will I have to pay for each of them?

No. The Nintendo Switch Online membership is not for one Nintendo Switch console, but for one Nintendo Account. As long as it’s linked to your Nintendo Account, you can use the Nintendo Switch Online service from any Nintendo Switch console.

I purchased a Family Membership. Do I need to set up anything so other members of my family can use it on their Nintendo Accounts?

You need to set up a Nintendo Account Family Group.

If a parent Nintendo Account purchases a Family Membership, can the Child Accounts under this Nintendo Account also use Nintendo Switch Online?

If the parent account purchases an Individual Membership, then only the parent account can use Nintendo Switch Online, and not the Child Accounts. However, if the parent account purchases a Family Membership, any Child Accounts that are added to the Family Group can then use the services.

I understand that only parent Nintendo Accounts can purchase a Family Membership, but is there an age restriction on who can use a Family Membership as members of the Family Group?

No, there’s no restriction. A parent account must purchase the Family Membership, but then any Nintendo Account of any age in the Family Group (including Child Accounts) can use the Nintendo Switch Online services.

Please note: users must be aged 13 or above and have a Nintendo Account in order to use the Nintendo Switch Online smartphone app.

My family members use their own Nintendo Switch consoles. If we purchase a Family Membership, can we use the Nintendo Switch Online services from any of the Nintendo Accounts on any of the Nintendo Switch consoles?

Yes, you can. Even if your family members are using their accounts on different Nintendo Switch consoles, if you have a Family Membership and create a Family Group, then each account can use the Nintendo Swich Online services. You don’t need to use the same Nintendo Switch as the person who purchased the membership.

Is it possible to stop automatic renewal?

Yes, it can be stopped at any time. Select Terminate Automatic Renewal by selecting Account Information and then Pass Settings in Nintendo eShop on Nintendo Switch. Alternatively, you can terminate automatic renewal from the Nintendo Account website by selecting Shop Menu in your Nintendo Account settings, then selecting Pass Settings.

How do automatic renewal payments work?

If you have the necessary funds in your Nintendo eShop balance when automatic renewal takes place, they will be automatically taken from your balance. If you don’t have enough funds, then your saved payment method will be used to automatically add the remainder to your balance and purchase the membership.

Please note: you must be aged 18 or above to use automatic renewal.

How is the membership type for automatic renewal decided?

Generally, the same membership type that you are already using will be automatically purchased. However, if you activate the 7-day free trial from Nintendo eShop, then a 1 month Individual Membership will be automatically purchased.

If you purchase a different membership type from your current one, then the most recently purchased membership type will be used for automatic renewal. For example, if you purchase a 12 month membership during a 3 month membership, the next automatic renewal will be for a 12 month membership.

Please note: while using a Family Membership, it is not possible to change the automatic renewal to an Individual Membership.

After my Nintendo Switch Online subscription expires, will my Save Data Cloud files and Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online save data be erased?

Save data stored with Save Data Cloud cannot be kept outside of the duration of your Nintendo Switch Online membership. Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online also uses the Save Data Cloud, so the same applies. However, if you keep the Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online save data saved locally on your Nintendo Switch console, then you can use it again if you purchase another membership.

Do I need to join Nintendo Switch Online in order to play online on Nintendo 3DS family systems or Wii U?

No, you do not need to purchase a Nintendo Switch Online membership for these systems.

Can Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online only be played where I have an active internet connection?

Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online can by played for up to seven days without an internet connection. If you are unable to launch Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online, then please try connecting to the internet again.

If someone I am playing with over online play uses voice chat, will I be automatically added to the voice chat?

No, you will not be automatically added to voice chat in any situation. You can select yourself whether or not to join voice chat, regardless of whether other players have joined.

If I want to quit voice chat, do I first have to end online play?

No, you can quit voice chat at any time from the Nintendo Switch Online app, even while still in online play. You can also mute specific players so you can no longer hear them.
 
Nintendo reveals October, November, and December 2018 NES games for Nintendo Switch Online
Posted on September 13, 2018 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch




Nintendo Switch Online will kick off next week with twenty NES games. But Nintendo isn’t stopping there, with new games being added regularly.

Nintendo has actually already revealed what’s in store for October, November, and December. Some of these include “special versions”.


Here’s a look at what’s in store – note that SP means special version.

October 2018

Double Dragon (SP)
Gradius (SP)
NES Open Tournament Golf
Solomon’s Key
Super Dodge Ball
Super Mario Bros. 3 (SP)

November 2018

Dr. Mario (SP)
Metroid (SP)
Mighty Bomb Jack
Super Mario Bros. (SP)
TwinBee

December 2018

Adventures of Lolo
The Legend of Zelda (SP)
Ninja Gaiden
Wario’s Woods
 
Nintendo Switch Online – full listing of NES launch titles
Posted on September 13, 2018 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch




When Nintendo Switch Online launches next week, subscribers will have access to twenty different games. Nintendo has now confirmed the full lineup.

The listing is as follows:


Soccer
Tennis
Donkey Kong
Mario Bros.
Super Mario Bros.
Balloon Fight
Ice Climber
Dr. Mario
The Legend of Zelda
Super Mario Bros. 3
Double Dragon
River City Ransom
Ghosts’n Goblins
Tecmo Bowl
Gradius
Pro Wrestling
Excitebike
Yoshi
Ice Hockey
Baseball
 
Well I bought the Pokémon switch. Pikachu joint...I just hate that the game is preinstalled in the switch, wanted to give it away if it was extra child mode.
 
Well I bought the Pokémon switch. Pikachu joint...I just hate that the game is preinstalled in the switch, wanted to give it away if it was extra child mode.

It's pre-installed? Are you sure it isn't just the Game Code included with Switch that you have to enter in manually........like the Odyssey bundle last year?

THIS the bundle right here :pimp:



Wireless GameCube controller might be the move :nerd:



THEY BRINGING BACK THE WAVEBIRDS?!!!!!
 
Nintendo says Nintendo Switch Online NES games run in “HD resolution” and have filters
Posted 1 hour ago by Brian in News, Switch | 6 Comments
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Nintendo is sending out emails to its customers about Nintendo Switch Online. Some additional interesting information has come to light about the NES games.

First, these titles are said to run in “HD resolution”. The same email also states that filters will be available, though no further details are provided.

Nintendo Switch Online launches September 18 in North America and September 19 in the rest of the world.
 
Switch’s new NES controllers only work when detached from the system, only compatible with NES games
Posted on September 16, 2018 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch




Nintendo unveiled new NES controllers for Switch in conjunction with Nintendo Switch Online during the latest Nintendo Direct. There are a couple of caveats fans should be aware of, however.

The official website points out a couple of things. First, the controllers only work when detached from Switch. Second, the site clearly states that they’ll only work with the new Nintendo Switch Online games.


The full blurb states:

Please note: Nintendo Entertainment System Controllers can only be used while detached from the Nintendo Switch system, and only to play NES – Nintendo Switch Online games. Nintendo Entertainment System Controllers can be charged by attaching to the Nintendo Switch system.
 
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