Also, don't forget emulation! It's an amazing retro gaming device.
Well, switch means easy PC play via Yuzu/Ryujinx!
I just couldn't get into 16 at all, and this is from someone who loves everything right from the NES up to and including FF13 and 14.
Xenoblade has filled in the gap FF has left for me in many respects.
I played this on my M1 Macbook when I got it a couple of years back. I had a free 6 month trial of apple arcade and it included Fantasian
It was great, and the dioramas they built in real life then 3D scanned make for some really unique looking worlds
Correct
Light novel first, then manga, then the Hollywood adaptation
The manga has the additional story
If you live somewhere rural...birdwatching.
Combination is the best way.
Want to reheat a pizza slice? Microwave for half a minute/minute then in the air fryer to crisp it up. Ends up better than the first time around many times imo and done in seconds if you heat the air fryer up to 200°c first
Give this a go https://www.myfonts.com/pages/whatthefont
Might be worth trying with a screenshot of the intro of Xenoblade - it's a pure white background for a lot of it.
Only the Wii generation? You mean, for the past 22 years (as it includes the GameCube).
Me, with a mate a week ago on Resident Evil 5.
In what world would you expect it to NOT be compatible with Switch cartridges?
- Game Boy, Color, Advance - backwards compatible
- GameCube, Wii - backwards compatible
- Wii - Wii U - backwards compatible
- DS - DSi - 3DS - N3DS - backwards compatible
For all their faults, Nintendo have been strong with backwards compatibility for 30+ years, the only exceptions being the SNES (NES backwards compatibility existed initially but was dropped), N64 (fucking complex custom architecture and final cart based console) and Virtual Boy (lol)
This is 7 years now since the launch of the switch. That's longer than the period between the NES western launch to the SNES 1985-1991, longer than SNES to the N64 (1991-1996), longer than the N64 to the GameCube (1996 - 2001), longer than GameCube to the Wii (2001 - 2006), Wii to Wii U ( 2006 to 2012) and Wii U to Switch (2012 - 2017)
The ONLY exception being the OG Gameboy to GBC, 9 years.