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Mister Facetious posted:Won't happen. It'd be hard enough for them just to unify accounts across the platforms, and iirc they've never stated any interest in doing so. Wait... are we going to have to start with a fresh account? That seems crazy. I've plugged in around 500 hours, am a founder and spent a decent chunk of money. There's no way I'm starting over.
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SeANMcBAY posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvxvzLVGTGs oh thank god actual EX bosses, that was such a conspicuous absence from the base game. watch Boss Rush Level 9 be a thing now.That should be fun I'm excited for Magalor and Susie Augus fucked around with this message at 03:45 on Nov 8, 2018 |
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Eager to see how playable generals look. It's weird that they're acting like it's a mystery when the twitter header shows them and they appear at the end of the trailer. I hope everyone gets a chance to understand how great Magolor is.
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Inzombiac posted:Wait... are we going to have to start with a fresh account? That seems crazy. https://digitalextremes.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/200182180-Can-I-merge-or-transfer-accounts- 
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Inzombiac posted:Wait... are we going to have to start with a fresh account? That seems crazy.
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DLC Inc posted:Yeah Panic Button is awesome and the people behind Warframe care immensely about their product and their community, so all signs point to this being a good port. Warframe is loving impenetrable to me since I tried it years ago but maybe I'll try it again on Switch. Yea I’ve only played a few hours on Xbox after hearing it was coming to switch. I had a buddy run me through some stuff and there’s a lot to pick up mechanics wise but the core gameplay of just killing mobs was fun. I figure switch will have a lot of first timers so it won’t be bad to start off
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SeANMcBAY posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvxvzLVGTGs It's not just new stages. Kirby Star Allies is actually getting a 2nd campaign. It's known as "Another Dimension Heroes" and takes place after the base campaign. Oh and they described it to be "difficult."
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Your Computer posted:oh I know, I just like my games less hectic Reduce the difficulty until you can play while half asleep. Diablo can be made super chill if you want it to be. You won't level as quickly, but you can basically beat the game with Necro or Witch Doctor pets while dozing off.
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Dr. Fetus posted:It's not just new stages. Kirby Star Allies is actually getting a 2nd campaign. It's known as "Another Dimension Heroes" and takes place after the base campaign. Oh and they described it to be "difficult." Best part is that it's tied to the lore from the freemium game. Haha goddammit
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ThisIsACoolGuy posted:Best part is that it's tied to the lore from the freemium game. Haha goddammit Is Kirby lore the only one that has the guts to make what happens in the dumb freemium games every franchise has now matter? I wanna say important stuff happens in that F2P Kingdom Hearts Mobile game that's been around for a while even though you legally cannot play it anymore in places like Belgium because SE took it offline there.
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Shine posted:Reduce the difficulty until you can play while half asleep. Diablo can be made super chill if you want it to be. You won't level as quickly, but you can basically beat the game with Necro or Witch Doctor pets while dozing off. it's not that I don't want it to be difficult, I've just never been a fan of that sort of "which one of you gets hit first" type difficulty, if that makes sense that said, I'm pretty sure some of my armor was hilariously outdated and I'm taking less damage now so v  v I see a lot of potential in some of these necromancer skills, though I also feel like the skelemans are like... way more powerful than anything else? Anyway I'm only in Act II but right now I'm having a lot of fun with a "run in and explode everything" build with bone armor, close quarters corpse explosion, death nova etc.
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Your Computer posted:it's not that I don't want it to be difficult, I've just never been a fan of that sort of "which one of you gets hit first" type difficulty, if that makes sense my copy's still on the way but if it's anything like diablo ii the gear you have and the build you use can make a ridiculously massive difference between the game being a playable but tedious slog vs. an enjoyable romp
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Viewtiful Jew posted:Is Kirby lore the only one that has the guts to make what happens in the dumb freemium games every franchise has now matter? I have no idea but it's genuinely hilarious Just for kicks here's the lead up and my own goofy rear end speculation. After his defeat in returns to dreamland Magolor started opening up amusement parks in dreamland to apologize for being a shitheel. Next few games and spin offs were presented as if he had made them/was the host. Come to Team Kirby Clash Deluxe, the free game. Magolor is suddenly wearing white and is charging microtransactions for his newest park saying that it helps him with some plan of his. It starts off as basic goofy LARP bullshit but as the story progresses things get wilder until a rip into "another dimension" shows up and "another susie" breaks through (she's one of the villains/reformed characters from Robobot. AS looks like Susie just missing a hairclip her now dead father gave her and is wearing all black). You beat her and send her packing back into the rift and that's that. Kirby just assumes this is part of the attraction and it's never brought up again. (Speculation) All these bosses are labeled "Another Whispy Woods, Another Kracko" etc and they all came through a dimensional rift that got tore open that Kirby will need to go in to seal. Magolor you play as is back in blue which leads me to think that the LARP Magolor was his clone and this was the payoff to his lovely themepark. That's why he was mumbling about plans in that game and had a different costume on seemingly randomly.
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CYBEReris posted:my copy's still on the way but if it's anything like diablo ii the gear you have and the build you use can make a ridiculously massive difference between the game being a playable but tedious slog vs. an enjoyable romp Yeah, gear stats and Legendary/Set/skill synergies make an absolutely massive difference. The exponential leaps in power during the midgame are ludicrous and wonderful. Early game you just slap on whatever buffs base stats, but as poo poo goes on you'll find something that increases the attack speed of a skill you like by 25%, then another that increases its damage by 300%, then an armor set that increases its damage by 3000%, activates all its runes and makes it reduce your damage taken by 50%; then another item that makes it effectively free to cast, then pop some poo poo in Kanai's Cube to make it attack 50% faster and reduce the cooldown of your other skills. I love this stupid game 
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repiv posted:8bitdo has a new thingy that bridges an original Gamecube controller to the Switch wirelessly This supports 1 controller. THIS Mayflash GameCube Controller Adapter for Wii U, PC USB and Switch, 4 Port https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00RSXRLUE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_2O74BbPKK8Y55 Works right now and supports 4 controllers. You do have a USB cable running to your dock but that's $18 and it works already. Your switch will see and identify a gamecube controller and it works. If you have multiple controllers lying around or plan on smashing with people in real life this is a way to do it.
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Shine posted:Yeah, gear stats and Legendary/Set/skill synergies make an absolutely massive difference. The exponential leaps in power during the midgame are ludicrous and wonderful. Early game you just slap on whatever buffs base stats, but as poo poo goes on you'll find something that increases the attack speed of a skill you like by 25%, then another that increases its damage by 300%, then an armor set that increases its damage by 3000%, activates all its runes and makes it reduce your damage taken by 50%; then another item that makes it effectively free to cast, then pop some poo poo in Kanai's Cube to make it attack 50% faster and reduce the cooldown of your other skills.
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Macaluso posted:Kirby freemium game? On the 3DS. It's a 4player wireless game where you fight various bosses. Premise is that Kirby is visiting a LARP park hosted by Magolor and has to pick if he wants to class as a Healing Potion maker, a Brave Swordsman, a Slow Hammer user or a Time Wizard. You can get equipment and whatnot to make fights go faster and use AI friends if no ones around (or people off your friendlist). Real life cash can be spent to get materials faster but if you buy enough the game basically says screw it and gives you more than enough points to play the entire thing with (signified by a tree in the hub). It's pretty fun and has some great bosses but it's slow to start and about a third of the way through it does expect you to toss them a few bucks otherwise the wait becomes pretty unreasonable with a unupgraded tree. The Kirby twitter also gives away free mats via codes all the time. It's Team Kirby Clash Deluxe if that sounds fun/amusing to you
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Shine posted:Yeah, gear stats and Legendary/Set/skill synergies make an absolutely massive difference. The exponential leaps in power during the midgame are ludicrous and wonderful. Early game you just slap on whatever buffs base stats, but as poo poo goes on you'll find something that increases the attack speed of a skill you like by 25%, then another that increases its damage by 300%, then an armor set that increases its damage by 3000%, activates all its runes and makes it reduce your damage taken by 50%; then another item that makes it effectively free to cast, then pop some poo poo in Kanai's Cube to make it attack 50% faster and reduce the cooldown of your other skills. Yeah on my necro I have a legendary that makes it so I get two skeleton wizard for each summon and another that summons 5 little black skeletons after a massacre. I have a loving army of skeletal death dealers and its silly and fun.
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Shadow of Loot Box Trip Report: - Dead zone % on both sticks are way too high - Jump button is unresponsive (both the joycons and protroller) - Diagonals are given equal sensitivity so strafing/panning up or down in a straight line is literally impossible - NO AIM ASSIST - No gyro aiming - No indication given when autosaving, or even that the game autosaves at all - No option to manually save - Game runs at an unstable 30fps undocked - Very slow loading to the title screen from the dev logo - Might be worth a play on PC with a mouse and keyboard, but the dev clearly has no experience with analog sticks - Copy-pasted NPCs. Palette-swapped enemies. Avoid I honestly don't know why I bought it other than it was cheap and I'm kind of a sucker for that art style.
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Kirby's Dreamland was the first Gameboy game I got aside from the Tetris pack in. My grandma gave it to me for Christmas the same year my parents gave me the Gameboy. That game was great; it had a ton of secrets that weren't impossible to find if you paid attention, and the level design was varied and weird for it's time. I loved that game and Kirby 2 so much. I haven't played any of the other games though. I should probably try one out.
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il serpente cosmico posted:Kirby's Dreamland was the first Gameboy game I got aside from the Tetris pack in. My grandma gave it to me for Christmas the same year my parents gave me the Gameboy. That game was great; it had a ton of secrets that weren't impossible to find if you paid attention, and the level design was varied and weird for it's time. I loved that game and Kirby 2 so much. If you have a DS or 3DS then Kirby Super Star Ultra should be the next one you play. That’s probably the best Kirby game still.
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Super Star Ultra is the best sample platter for finding out what you like in a kirby game (if anything). It doesn't excel in any one particular area but everything is high enough quality that it honestly doesn't matter. Like if you enjoy the exploring subgames and want more go for Robobot or one of those games. If you like the subgames that are minigames try dream course or any of the 3DS "Deluxe" games. It's great in that regard and still fun in its own right.
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Inzombiac posted:Because I am an impatient child I bought Moonlighter. My Smash coins brought it down to $20, which helps ease the sting a bit. Coins aren't bad but I don't spend them as I get them. Instead I wait until the oldest bunch is set to expire and I spend them in one go resulting in some nice deals. Conveniently the date is around my birthday so essentially I'm getting myself a cheap gift.
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Dr. Fetus posted:It's not just new stages. Kirby Star Allies is actually getting a 2nd campaign. It's known as "Another Dimension Heroes" and takes place after the base campaign. Oh and they described it to be "difficult." I hope they update The Ultimate Choice with all these new harder bosses so I can play this game for another 100 hours  I will gladly do it all over again
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Dr. Fetus posted:Oh and they described it to be "difficult." Nintendo, please, no, they're only children! 
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SeANMcBAY posted:If you have a DS or 3DS then Kirby Super Star Ultra should be the next one you play. That’s probably the best Kirby game still. Cool, is it notably better than the SNES original?
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The graphics are more modern looking but still good and there's some extra content. It's the definitive version of the game except for not having the easy drop in co-op.
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This week's drop (all releases Nov 8, unless otherwise stated). Note: eShop updates at 12 noon EST/9am PST for NA, 15.00 CET/14.00 GMT for Europe. Switch ACA NeoGeo Slash Rally - $7.99 / £6.29 / €6.99 Digital - [NA] [EU] Arcade Archives Urban Champion - $7.99 / £6.29 / €6.99 Digital - [NA] [EU] The mean streets have a new force to deal with: you! Don't let the big, bad bully of the neighborhood push you around! Find out if you have what it takes to make it on the rough city streets against the toughest brawlers around. Use a combination of punches to knock your opponent backward into an open manhole before time expires. If you fall, a shower of confetti will celebrate your enemy's victory - leaving you with your wounded pride. Watch out for angry neighbors who will attempt to drop flowerpots on your head. The police will also make an occasional appearance to temporarily break up the fight - or to make an arrest if time runs out. Spar against a computer bully or a friend and prove your worth in becoming the Urban Champion! Astebreed - $19.99 / £10.39 / €11.59 Digital - [NA] [EU] Blaze through the battlefield in style in your "Crossbreed" - a mech suit built jointly of human and alien technology. Everything is riding on you! The game features vertical-scrolling, side-scrolling, and rail-shooter perspectives all seamlessly integrated alongside each other in brilliantly laid out 2.5D visuals. The ever-changing gameplay dynamic this creates represents an evolution in the shoot-'em-up genre that helps draw it into the modern era, but the skill level needed to dodge bullets and rout the opposition remains high. Battlezone Gold Edition - $34.99 / £29.99 / €34.99 Digital - [NA] [EU] Blast through a thrilling rogue-lite campaign for 1-4 players where different environments, enemies and mission types are blended together. No two playthroughs will be the same! Blast through campaigns solo or in 2-4 player co-op (supports online and local wireless play). Unleash destructive weapons and awesome special equipment, from laser-guided missiles and artillery to EMPs and shield boosts. Unlock ever more powerful tanks, weapons and special equipment and pick from hundreds of deadly combinations! Customise your tank with new skins, cockpit bobbleheads, and horns, now all included in the Gold Edition! Travel back to the 80s with the retro-inspired Classic Mode, featuring Battlezone’s original two-track controls and worldwide leaderboards! Brawlhalla - free (Nov 6) Digital - [NA] [EU] Come fight for glory in Brawlhalla – an epic free-to-play platform fighting game. Join casual free-for-alls and ranked matches, or make a custom room with your friends. Millions of players, frequent updates, and more than 40 unique characters. Join the eternal battle arena, where the greatest warriors in history brawl to prove who's the best! Featuring both online and local competition as well as single-player and co-op modes. With six free-to-play characters rotating every week, you can also play online to earn gold and unlock more Legends. 100% free to play with no pay-to-win advantages. The Bug Butcher - $7.99 / £7.99 / €7.99 Digital - [NA] [EU] The Bug Butcher is an action-packed 2D side scrolling shoot'em up game where peril comes from above. So in a nutshell, pest control with machine guns in space. The core mechanics hold old ties from the classic arcade shooter “Super Pang” where you shoot vertically, but with modern day twists. You are Harry, a brash and tenacious exterminator who has a knack for decimating bugs. Carnival Games - $ ? / £34.99 / €39.99 (Nov 6) Retail/Digital - [NA] [EU] Carnival Games brings the party back for the entire family – now for the first time on Nintendo Switch! With both fan-favorite and brand-new mini-games all in one package, Carnival Games offers fun for everyone and can be played alone or with up to three others. Hit home runs, pile the highest stack of cakes, and take your horse to the finish line. 20 total mini-games will have you and your friends stepping right up to win again and again! Chalk Dash Carnival - $7.09 / £5.40 / €6.18 (Nov 14 NA / Nov 6 EU) Digital - [NA] [EU] Brand new! The intuitive side-scrolling game, Chalk Dash Carnival, is here! Guide the stick figures running about the blackboard to the finish line! You can scrawl chalk lines directly onto the screen by using the touch controls! Don't go falling into holes or getting skewered by spikes! Get the party going with friends and family! Up to 4 people can play in battle mode at once! Become the chalk master you always knew you could! Collidalot - $12.50 / £9.99 / €10.99 (Nov 9) Digital - [NA] [EU] Jet-powered hover cars meet full-speed destruction derby chaos! Strap into the torn leather seat of an apocalyptic jet car and grind for your life! All that is left are jet engines, gravity rails, and glory at full-throttle. Capture the map by painting the rails while you grind. Slam your friends out of the ring or use the map itself to get the best of them. Each ship’s unique ability compliments play styles from defensive to aggressive. Team up or fend for yourself with 1-4 players across 18 maps and 3 game modes, with more coming soon. Collidalot proves there are no friends in the wasteland. Crashlands - $14.99 / £13.49 / €14.99 Digital - [NA] [EU] Play as Flux Dabes, a galactic delivery truck driver whose latest shipment gets interrupted by a megalomaniacal alien named "Hewgodooko" who tears her ship to pieces looking for useful tech. Crashlanded on Woanope, you must fight, tame, craft, quest, bossfight, and adventure your way to domination of all the things so that you and JuiceBox, your trusty sidekick/supervisor/robotic cargo palette, can send a message to the Bureau of Shipping and get those packages delivered! CricktoGame: Nintendo Switch Edition - $5.49 / £4.49 / €4.99 (Nov 7) Digital - [NA] [EU] CricktoGame is the game of skill in solving puzzles that will take you to a new level of fun. Its easy to play and fun for all ages. A good game with a unique mechanics in the world and that will train your mind and will take you to new entertainment fees. The game has you moving pieces around a board with coloured backgrounds - you need to match up all of the pieces with a background panel of the same colour. The pieces can only be moved along the specifically drawn out paths, however, so planning each move in advance could well be key. Deru - The Art of Cooperation - $14.99 / £13.49 / €14.99 (Nov 7) Digital - [NA] [EU] Deru is a cooperative puzzle game that mixes eye catching abstract art with mind bending puzzles to a unique gaming experience. In this couch co-op experience two players team up to overcome the boundaries of shadow and light and succeed through teamwork, timing and tactics. Forgotton Anne - $19.99 / £15.99 / €19.99 (Nov 9) Digital - [NA] [EU] Imagine a place where all that is lost and forgotten goes; old toys, letters, socks. The Forgotten Lands is a magical world inhabited by Forgotlings; living mislaid objects longing to be remembered. Forgotton Anne is a seamless cinematic adventure with meaningful storytelling and light puzzle platforming. You are Anne, the enforcer who keeps order in the Forgotten Lands, as she sets out to squash a rebellion that might prevent her master, Bonku, and herself from returning to the human world... Full Metal Furies - $19.99 / £14.99 / €19.99 (Nov 6) Digital - [NA] [EU] FULL METAL FURIES puts an emphasis on team play with a unique combat system where everyone is important. Work together to defeat special enemies, string organics combos to deal massive damage, and save a war-torn world that is battling itself to extinction. Play on the couch or online with friends, and make it a party for up to four players! Or go solo in single-player, and show off your skills through a Pick 2 quick-switch system that retains all the nuances of multi-play. GRIP - $39.99 / £34.99 / €39.99 (Nov 6) Retail/Digital - [NA] [EU] GRIP is a high octane, hardcore combat racer, packing ferocious speed and armed to the teeth with heavy weapons. Harnessing gravity defying physics alongside a bristling arsenal of outlandish weapons, GRIP delivers the fastest, most competitive racing experience ever. Scale walls, ceilings and anything else you can get your tyres on to... as you master tantalising tracks, tricks and perform mind-blowing stunts to race your way across the cosmos. Johnny Turbo's Arcade Break Thru - $6.99 / £5.40 / €6.10 Digital - [NA] [EU] Use your machine-gun equipped armored car to break-thru enemy lines. Johnny Turbo's Arcade Night Slashers - $7.99 / £7.10 / €7.99 (Nov 8 NA / Nov 1 EU) Digital - [NA] [EU] Stop King Zarutz and his army of evil undead monsters from taking over the world! MechaNika - $5.99 / £4.99 / €5.99 Digital - [NA] [EU] Meet Nika, a brilliant girl that doesn’t fit the world she lives in. Perhaps it’s the chocolate shake with a shot of cognac she carries in her backpack which makes her different. Or maybe it’s the fact that at 7 years old her favourite things are the transfer of energy, magnetic fields and electrical engineering. But anyway... It doesn't matter if her parents don't listen to her. It doesn't matter if her teacher ignores her. It doesn't matter if her classmates are dorks. Nothing matters anymore because she has a plan to solve everything. A really… odd plan. Mercenaries Wings: The False Phoenix - $12.99 / £11.89 / €12.99 Digital - [NA] [EU] Mercenaries Wings: The False Phoenix challenges your tactical nous across a lengthy and challenging campaign. The Kingdom of Dryden has an incredible history thanks to the story of a Phoenix facing down enemies generations ago; now, buoyed by that legacy, King Harold continually seeks conflict. Follow the tale of a band of mercenaries, working for coin but then challenged to consider whether their actions, and those of King Harold, are what is best for the land. What follows is a story of war, betrayal, magical lore and redemption for a nation! A tactical RPG in the finest traditions of the genre, Mercenaries Wings: The False Phoenix requires you to carefully utilise varied units and their abilities. Set Leaders to change the flow of battle, level up your units, change classes, manage equipment and make the key choices that will be the difference between victory and defeat! An adventure that will take many hours to complete, Mercenaries Wings: The False Phoenix will challenge even the most careful strategists. Minecraft: Story Mode - Season Two - $39.99 / £39.99 / €44.99 (Nov 6 NA / Nov 9 EU) Retail/Digital - [NA] [EU] Now that Jesse and the gang have vanquished the Wither Storm, saved the world, and become totally super famous heroes, life has gotten a bit more...complicated. With more responsibilities and less time for adventure, old friendships have started to fade -- at least until Jesse's hand gets stuck in a creepy gauntlet that belongs to an ancient underwater temple. Together with old pals and new comrades alike, Jesse embarks on a brand new journey filled with tough choices, good times, and at least one temperamental llama. Includes access to all five episodes in this all-new season from the award-winning former studio, Telltale Games. Moonlighter - $24.99 / £22.49 / €24.99 (Nov 5) Retail/Digital - [NA] [EU] During a long-passed archaeological excavation, a set of Gates were discovered. People quickly realized that these ancient passages lead to different realms and dimensions – providing brave and reckless adventurers with treasures beyond measure. Rynoka, a small commercial village, was founded near the excavation site providing refuge and a place for adventurers to sell their hard-earned riches. Moonlighter is an Action RPG with rogue-lite elements following the everyday routines of Will, an adventurous shopkeeper that dreams of becoming a hero. Noir Chronicles: City of Crime - $14.99 / £13.49 / €14.99 (Nov 9) Digital - [NA] [EU] Step into the shoes of Alfred Fox, a private eye with a knack for getting into trouble, and confront the danger looming over your old flame, Barbara Le Purr. Using your own intuition and wide investigation techniques you will follow the intrigue and face many, sometimes deadly, consequences. Operation Pig - $10.99 / £8.99 / €9.99 (Nov 7) Digital - [NA] [EU] You are Special Agent Wood and you have worked in the most dangerous missions. You have saved your country hundreds of times. You have been decorated for your courage on several occasions, and over the years, you have become the most feared agent. But now you must be ready for what will be the most dangerous mission that you have faced. The president needs you for a last job that has been called: OPERATION PIG. Your mission is to safeguard the integrity of Ramón, the president's pig, but it will not be easy. Ramón is a pig that likes to travel in search of rich acorns and mud. You are the most qualified and experienced agent, but it will not be an easy task. The evil enemies of the president have learned of Ramón's existence, and will do everything possible to seek and destroy him. Now, put on your sunglasses, grease the arsenal and get ready for a crazy adventure with the pinkest and fattest pig in the world. Picture Painting Puzzle 1000! - $5.89 / £4.59 / €5.09 Digital - [NA] [EU] According to numbers at the side of the grid to fill in or left blank cells to reveal hidden picture. 1000 questions in each 5x5 to 20x20 and 4 levels of difficulty for both beginners and advanced users. Rage in Peace - $12.99 / £10.79 / €11.99 Digital - [NA] [EU] Rage in Peace is a side-scrolling adventure game that tells the story of Timmy Malinu, an emotionally numb 27 years old actuary who only has one dream that sets him apart from most people: to die asleep in his pajamas, in the warmth of home, in peace, and with no drama. On one fateful day, a Grim Reaper appears bearing news that Timmy will die today. With his head cut off. But the Grim Reaper did not specify when, where, or what will kill Timmy, giving him one final chance to realize his dream. But achieving his dream will not be an easy task for Timmy. To reach his home, Timmy will have to avoid all the traps and obstacles that mysteriously show up to stop him from "cheating" death. Surprise and memorization will be the key for you to help Timmy postponing his demise, receive inner peace, and dying the way he always wished to. Road Redemption - $19.99 / £17.99 / €19.99 (Nov 6) Digital - [NA] [EU] In the fiery remnants of a once vibrant world, gangs battle for dominance across wartorn highways. When a motorcycle assassin takes out the boss of the richest weapons cartel, the cartel offers a bounty of wealth beyond imagination for the assassin’s head. Now every thug, warrior, and bounty hunter with a bike and blade is out to catch the assassin and win the bounty, including you. The race is on. Roarr! Jurassic Edition - $7.99 / £7.19 / €7.99 (Nov 7) Digital - [NA] [EU] When the aliens arrived, they didn't come in peace. The invasion was immediate and so overwhelming that humans didn't stand a chance. One thing it wasn't though, was quiet. A terrible rumble from upstairs woke Rex up from his slumber. For millennia he was hibernating in his cosy cave but the incessant crescendo of the alien invasion was too much to sleep through. It was time for Rex to go upstairs and give his new neighbours a piece of his mind! Rogue Legacy - $14.99 / £10.99 / €14.99 (Nov 6) Digital - [NA] [EU] Rogue Legacy is a genealogical rogue-"LITE" where anyone can be a hero. Each time you die, your child will succeed you. Every child is unique. One child might be colorblind, another might have vertigo-- they could even be a dwarf. That's OK, because no one is perfect, and you don't have to be perfect to succeed. But you do have to be pretty darn good because this game is HARD. Fortunately, every time you die all the gold you've collected can be used to upgrade you manor, giving your next child a step up in life and another chance at vanquishing evil. Saboteur! - $8.00 / £6.29 / €7.00 (Nov 9) Digital - [NA] [EU] Saboteur! is a classic retro game hit made by Clive Townsend in 1985 for the ZX Spectrum 8-bit computer. In 1985 Saboteur! received prestigious award "The Crash Smash" from Crash magazine and was high-rated with 93% score. Now after 33 years SimFabric in collaboration with Clive Townsend prepared special remastered version of Saboteur! for Nintendo Switch. In the game you'll experience the original mission from the 1985 version. Additionally the story will continue with new levels and enemies. Now you'll be able to know more about Saboteur and his dark and secret story. Shadow of Loot Box - $7.99 / £7.99 / €7.99 (Nov 6) Digital - [NA] [EU] If you always thought that there were too few loot boxes in other games, this game is for you! Shadow of Loot Box is an attempt to present what video games can become in the near future. Each level of this shooter is a reference to a popular trend in the modern game development industry. Will you be able to overcome the thorny path full of microtransactions, loot boxes and bugs, resisting the temptation to use the in-game store? The Shapeshifting Detective - $12.99 / £9.99 / €12.99 (Nov 6) Digital - [NA] [EU] The Shapeshifting Detective is a supernatural-noir murder mystery FMV game. Play as a detective and investigate the murder by shapeshifting into any character. Even the next victim. Dorota Shaw is dead. And the prime suspects are three tarot readers with the uncanny ability to predict murder - or commit it. It’s your job to find out what else they know - but they won’t reveal their dark secrets to just anyone… Luckily, you can be anyone you want to be. The game features more than 1600 full HD video responses, a simple questioning interface with unique ‘delete’ mechanic, and a randomly chosen murderer at the start of the game. Developed by the World Record-breaking makers of "The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker". Sky Force Anniversary - $9.99 / £8.99 / €9.99 Digital - [NA] [EU] The legendary shoot-’em-up is here to celebrate its 10-year anniversary in super-destructive style. Harnessing the intensity of classic arcade games combined with modern visuals, Sky Force Anniversary offers a stunning scrolling shooter experience with an incredible new social gameplay element. Over a decade ago, IGN said, “Put simply, Sky Force is amazing.” Scoring an incredible 9.5 out of 10. And now it’s back. Bigger, bolder and more intense than ever. This 10th anniversary edition adds incredible depth to the series through stunning 3D graphics, intuitive controls and a powerful upgrade system that’ll keep you blasting for hours on end. SkyTime - $2.99 / £2.69 / €2.99 (Nov 5) Digital - [NA] [EU] SkyTime is a 3D platformer in which you slow time, dodge bullets, destroy turrets, and overcome obstacles! In SkyTime, you are a scientist who lost their family in an avalanche and are trying to get them back. You created a time machine, but it was missing one key component: a reactor core to power it. You stole one from the evil private military company Mortech, and are now being chased. Can you outrun them? Go through 9 levels in many different ways. You can pass through them as quickly as possible, or try to destroy all the turrets along the way. In any case, this will not be a boring evening, or morning, or whenever you decided to play this game! Solitaire - $9.99 / £8.79 / €9.99 (Nov 6) Digital - [NA] [EU] The card game that everyone loves. Rediscover the classic card game, finally in a digital version that everyone can play! Arrange the cards from Ace to King in the 3 most popular game modes and spend an enjoyable moment indulging in your favourite pastime. A classic brain-teaser in which you will need all your concentration to earn as many points as possible. Only those making the fewest moves will have their names inscribed at the top of the international rankings. Syberia 1 & 2 - $34.99 / £ ? / € ? Retail/Digital - [NA] [EU] The Complete experience of the standard-setting adventure game finally available on Nintendo Switch! In Syberia, join Kate Walker on an extraordinary journey that takes her all the way from Western Europe to the far reaches of Eastern Russia. You will come across a host of endearing characters and incredible locations as you search for traces of Hans Voralberg, the genius inventor of the automatons. It is a search that will take you to the legendary island of Syberia, in the far North of the continent, where the last living mammoths reside, hidden from modern eyes... Continue the adventure in Syberia 2! After roaming Europe from West to East in search of Hans, Kate Walker sets out on another long journey, this time across the Great North. She will soon be faced with the dangers of the wild, religious fanaticism, and poachers seeking to lay their hands on the precious ivory of the Mammoths… Timber Tennis: Versus - $1.99 / £1.79 / €1.99 Digital - [NA] [EU] Meet Timber Tennis: Versus, an entirely new addition to the Timberman family - a series of games enjoyed by more than 30 000 000 people around the world! Take part in the annual Timber Tennis world championships - use your special skills, watch out for super shots, and collect prizes to beat all the rivals and reach the grand final! Unlock all the characters (including Princess, Hipster, Boxer and many more), win trophies, and compete in local or online multiplayer mode with your friends! Townsmen - $19.99 / £17.99 / €19.99 (Nov 9) Digital - [NA] [EU] Develop your tiny village to a grand medieval empire with a thriving economy and happy villagers! Find spots for mining ore, harvest the crops of your farms and collect coins as taxes from your folk. Build jousting fields, taverns, marketplaces and beautify your city with impressive statues, magnificent monuments and lush gardens. But there are also dangers lurking close by. Bandits are in the area, looking to plunder and pillage your peaceful town. Build barracks, guard towers and recruit brave soldiers to protect your citizens from harm. You rule the whole empire from your castle and make sure your inhabitants have fun and stay happy! Valiant Hearts: The Great War - $ ? / £16.00 / €19.99 Digital - [NA] [EU] This is the story of crossed destinies and a broken love in a world torn apart. All of the characters will try to survive the horror of the trenches following their faithful canine companion. Choose your favorite control mode and experience the game with either a Joy-Con controller or the touch screen. Includes Bonus content: the Dogs of War interactive Comic book and a artwork gallery. Varion - $12.99 / £10.29 / €12.99 Digital - [NA] [EU] Team up or fight for yourself, build dirty tactics and take advantage of ever-changing dangerous stages in up-to-4 player restless battles to become the supreme ruler of your living room! Varion is a 3D arcade-action top-down “brawler”, featuring couch multiplayer battles for 1 to 4 players. Set in a futuristic universe, it allows the players to control robots fighting in a infinite amount of booby-trapped, procedurally generated arenas during restless, fast-paced battles. The Walking Vegetables: Radical Edition - $12.99 / £9.99 / €12.99 Digital - [NA] [EU] The world is under attack from vegetables, turned evil by dastardly aliens! You must answer the call and take up arms to defend the planet. Buy weapons, develop your skills and roam from city to city to take out waves of evil veggie monsters. Beware epic bosses waiting in each city to mash you up! Face the challenge alone or with a friend in local co-op. Whatever you do, please save us! World of Final Fantasy Maxima - $39.99 / £34.99 / €39.99 (Nov 6) Digital - [NA] [EU] WORLD OF FINAL FANTASY comes to Nintendo Switch as the powered-up FINAL FANTASY Maxima! Beloved characters from FF lore (Champions) and a multitude of capturable monsters (Mirages) appear in this fun and exciting adventure. This new and enhanced version of WORLD OF FINAL FANTASY also features the Avatar Change system, which allows the protagonists, Reynn and Lann, to fight as Champions. Fight your way through exhilarating battles as legendary FINAL FANTASY heroes!
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Weren't there rumours of a Direct happening today?
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Nov 8, 2018 11:43
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Frankston posted:Weren't there rumours of a Direct happening today? If there were, they were just that: Rumours.
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Nov 8, 2018 11:51
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Barudak posted:I dont think i once ever used Miiverse
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Nov 8, 2018 11:55
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I personally never used the miiverse either but I can appreciate what it was and did. RE: Diablo 3 Do people usually use followers? I never used them back when I played previously and I haven't used them now either because I feel like they kinda just add nothing, but maybe there have been changes with them too?
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Inzombiac posted:With the next wave of NES games, are the adding to the library or replacing the current set? In a year every NES game worth playing will be on the thing and they'll finally have to add SNES
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Nov 8, 2018 12:14
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Your Computer posted:I personally never used the miiverse either but I can appreciate what it was and did. Followers get important later on when you get their legendaries to make them immortal and share damage through the Unity ring.
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Nov 8, 2018 12:23
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Your Computer posted:RE: Diablo 3 I almost always run with a Templar, thanks to the passive resource regeneration Inspire provides. The heals/stuns/slows are nice bonuses.
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Dr. Fetus posted:It's not just new stages. Kirby Star Allies is actually getting a 2nd campaign. It's known as "Another Dimension Heroes" and takes place after the base campaign. Oh and they described it to be "difficult." Man Star Allies will actually be worth the $60 asking price by the time they add everything (I really like Star Allies personally)
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