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That's what I was thinking, the map used to point you where to head to. Now we have Miles radio in instead.There are some ill judged parts of this game. The whole timed defence sections get old fast and are repeated a few times too many in the mines.
The sarge and kid characters suck, Miles is actually okay but the female tag along character is annoying AF.
I like the robot and feel that he could expand its use as a non annoying helper.
The lava dungeon was total ass. But the mines are better. Now I have most power ups, exploring the desert and levels hunting for power ups feels much better.
It's a flawed but overall very enjoyable game. It's level design isnt anywhere near the complex layouts of the older games but its still fun to play and very atmospheric.
I am about halfway through my second playthrough of Metroid Prime 4 this weekend.
This weekend have just played some Octopath Traveler 0. Am very much enjoying it. The villains are so over-the-top evil and I really dig it.
And I still need to start Final Fantasy 16 one of these days.
Yeah, I need to play Christmas NiGHTs again this year. Maybe on Christmas Eve.
Always wanted to try Little Misfortune but it never goes below £5.30I managed to squeeze in a couple of games of Tetris 99. Go me!
I had wanted to play some MKWorld, but for some reason our internet hasn't been all that great for about a week now and I had suffered some disconnects, which are severely punished in MKW so I just gave up.
Rob, on what console did you play NiGHTs on? PS5? Its not even on the Switch.
I think you get screwed by the Nintendo tax. I picked it up because it was on sale for only $6 on PSN. I figured at that price, it was worth the risk. And wow, this is not a comfortable game to play.
PS3. Sega made the remaster available for PS3 and Xbox 360. I don't think it ever was updated for any other systems since then. It's one of the reasons I'll never box up the PS3. There's still a handful of exclusives then I'm not going to be able to play anywhere else.
It was on Steam, but it was delisted along with a couple other older Sega games about a year ago. There was a rumor that Sega was going to start a streaming service, and those delisted games were looked at as proof of it, but I don't think I've heard anything else about that streaming service since the original word got leaked back in spring.
Edit: I hope they catch the POS that murdered him and his wife.
I don't know about re-releasing Journey Into Dreams, without making some big changes to it. The music's great. The regular levels are great. But they threw so much extra crap into that game and paired it with some of the worst voice acting of the generation. I'm okay just pretending that it never happened.
That sucks. R.I.P. Rob Reiner and his wife.
Yeah, the voice acting was awful. They should remove it altogether; text dialogue would be better.
Journey wasn't nearly as good as the original, but I still had a lot of fun with it. That being said, I haven't played it over 15 years, so I don't know if it still holds up or not. I'd still rather have a remaster than not, though.
What's it like?12/15/25 - Nintendo has technically revised the HDR configuration of the Switch 2 in TV mode with a current system update, thus fixing a central problem of the previous image output. According to video expert Vincent Teoh of HDTVTest, the update significantly improves the accuracy and intelligibility of HDR calibration.
At the market launch, analyses had shown that many users received a washed-out image with cropped highlights. The reason for this was a calibration process that was difficult to understand, in which the maximum brightness had to be estimated on the basis of clicks on the first setting screen.
Nintendo has now adapted this approach: When calling up the HDR menu, the actual peak brightness value in nits can be displayed at the touch of a button. Each change corresponds to exactly 10 nits, regardless of whether 1,000, 4,000 or up to 10,000 nits are set. This eliminates a large part of the previous inaccuracy. The so-called Paper White setting, which defines the reference white value for medium areas of the image, has also been corrected. The default value is now around 300 nits instead of 500 nits previously, resulting in better tracing and higher perceived dynamics.
For displays with HGIG support, it is recommended to enable this feature and adjust the peak brightness until the reference symbol disappears. Without HGIG, 1,000 nits peak brightness and 200 nits paper white are considered a practical orientation. Overall, the update makes it much easier to display HDR correctly on TVs, monitors and projectors.