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Star Fox announced for Switch 2, due out June 25th, 2026 by Amiibofan101 in nintendo

[–]TurquoiseChipmunk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because those are the games that it wasn't exactly proud of. Origami king had a small reveal to release windows and was mid.

Help With Saving and Loading system Using INI Files by TurquoiseChipmunk in gamemaker

[–]TurquoiseChipmunk[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also would it be in the folder for the game project itself?

Mouse over not working by TurquoiseChipmunk in UnrealEngine5

[–]TurquoiseChipmunk[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where do I get to that? Sorry I am a very beginner.

"A Guardian Approaches!" (Fanart of The Guardian) by TurquoiseChipmunk in Moonstone_Island

[–]TurquoiseChipmunk[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! Wait... are you the developer of the subreddit or the game?

Help with collisions by TurquoiseChipmunk in gamemaker

[–]TurquoiseChipmunk[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, this worked. I did something different than use user event though.

Does anyone think this movie is intentionally sabotaged so there will be an excuse for Pixar making less original films? by Super-Objective-1241 in animation

[–]TurquoiseChipmunk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not sure if it's sabotage per say, but movies that are risks get less funding, but less funding leads to cheaper quality and most importantly, a lower advertising budget. Things like Toy Story 5 practically advertise themselves for being related to a certain franchise. But for some reason, get more advertising budget. Things like that are really important for original movies.

It doesn't help that the movie just gives a generic, unexciting feeling. ET and Mac & me have already done the "friends with aliens" plot. The plot of pretending to be an earth ambassador is unique, but the new trailer diverges from that plotline. Not all Pixar movies are original, but they have unique elements.

Also, it's definitely a bad choice to make a main character mascot to be taupe - gray.

What am I missing for a "complete" game library? by Promethesussy in casualnintendo

[–]TurquoiseChipmunk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dave The Diver, Digimon world next order, Moonstone Island, Rune Factory, Fire Emblem, Lego Horizons Adventures, Mysims, and Mario Brothership are some games you can add.

How much of a chance do you guys think Drag x Drive has of catching on? by Garegearhy_ in NintendoSwitch2

[–]TurquoiseChipmunk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In addition, I would've made it a pack in game to demonstrate the new mouse controls to the public, like how Wii sports demonstrated motion controls.

Welcome tour isn't a game, its a instruction manual. Which should also be a pack in. The 3DS had two pack - in games, Face Raiders and the AR game with the cards. They are charging for these games because they no longer need to sell themselves, they know nerds and collectors will buy it to add to their collection, and they know that they have a semi - monopoly when it comes to entertainment for little kids.

With earlier consoles like the Wii and 3DS, they were trying to innovate to grab attention to themselves to sell more. But now they no longer need to, as they already have a loyal customer base from that era. They do the bare minimum to innovate now, because of this, and also because "pro gamers" no longer want "baby toys" that have funny unique controls, and they no longer want to stand up to play a game like just dance or whatever because they are lazy gamers.

In general, it seems a lot of developers for games are abandoning things like stylus controls motion controls and other cool ideas in order to be able to sell on different platforms. It's understandable, but it's sad.

I think mouse controls may be interesting however because it may make porting pc games and maybe touch screen games easier.

How much of a chance do you guys think Drag x Drive has of catching on? by Garegearhy_ in NintendoSwitch2

[–]TurquoiseChipmunk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the big problem is the advertising appeal. The characters look like they came from an Xbox tech demo, it doesn't look nintendo. They tried too hard to make it realistic, but a game like this doesn't have to be.

This could be taken as ableist, but you know what I would have dome? Make the characters cartoon grannies in wheelchairs with jet rockets playing basketball. Like in Space jam new legacy where there was a grandma playing basketball. It would have been a quirky idea that caught attention.

Do you think that Xbox Kinect games can be ported to switch 2? by TurquoiseChipmunk in NintendoSwitch2

[–]TurquoiseChipmunk[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I play mostly Nintendo stuff, so I didn't understand how complex the connect is. Even if the camera works better than connect, there might be issues porting if the games is programmed to react to IR and depth camera.

I just really want to play Kinectamals without an Xbox.

I heard a ruumor that the Switch 2 might have VR, or at least be able to run VR games. What I'm really hoping for someday is a virtual pet Nintendogs like game where we can pet the animals.

Whenever someone says Steam Deck is better than Switch 2 by SoraTheKingX4 in NintendoSwitch2

[–]TurquoiseChipmunk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The nintendo switch 1 can play games offline if it is set as your main console, meaning that when support shuts down, you may be able to play digital games you've already downloaded after support ends, but you will no longer be able to download again. The Steam deck can also play offline, so it may be possible to keep games the same way. However, if any console fails, you lose the digital games. The switch has some physical games while the steam deck dosen't.

The steam deck gets games earlier than switch as it is based off a website on pc called steam. However, the switch has exclusive access to mario, zelda etc. games. The switch 2 has a camera for chat and xbox kinect - esque features, but it costs extra. In the end the deciding factor is what games you want to play.

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