@X68000
Hey, Switch has nearly 9 years of the finest games so it only makes sense that with BC you’d spend so much time with them, especially with it improving performance and maxing dynamic resolution
Monster Hunter Stories 2 is a stable 1080p 60fps locked now. Amazing experience. Even Mario Rabbids Kingdom Battle, 30fps on Switch, hits a locked 60fps on NSW2. Guess it used a double buffer like Link’s Awakening and never hit the threshold on Switch so it stayed at 30, but on NSW2 it does so it stays at 60. Ni No Kuni 2 is rock solid 60fps, Resident Evil Revelations 1/2 and RE5/6 all 1080p 60fps now. And with gyro aiming and hybrid advantage, definitely the definitive versions. It Takes Two is awesome with Gamechat BTW
But I’ve been playing Trails In The Sky 1st Remake demo (gets a NSW2 Ed for $1), Persona 3 Reload demo, Cyberpunk 2077, Hogwarts Legacy and Star Wars Outlaws. All with gyro aiming (not JRPGs obviously), and Cyberpunk and Hogwarts have mouse aiming. Get a $10 8″ x 10″ firm mouse pad from Amazon and a mouse peripheral and its an insanely awesome experience. Mouse is a game changer.
But ya I’ll be playing Mario Galaxy 1/2. Never played them myself despite owning on Wii, Wii U VC and Dolphin. But Dolphin is a pain in the rear for games requiring the pointer. Switch will let us control the camera simultaneously, and a screenshot that couldn’t have it’s perspective replicated indicates we’re getting full camera control this time (or at least, a lot more control).
4k on NSW2 with new ground textures, all other assets being rendered in HD, Assist Mode, new storybook content and… dun dun dun… MOUSE CONTROLS!!! In addition to gyro of course (and touchscreen for handheld). Playing with mouse is gonna be so interesting, especially remapping buttons in a manner that makes the most sense on a user by user basis.