You have to not have an active subscription to change regions, correct? I used a browser VPN and also scrolled to the bottom and selected "Change Region" on the website, but it still displayed prices in USD. When I tried changing my account region, it said I have active subscriptions.I use my only account, switching regions in it (so I went to Mexico, got CRASH, then changed to Russia and got Sundered; now I'm back in USA). The only thing you need to bare in mind is that there should not be any balance in your account (as Nintendo will not let you switch if so). Gold coins is fine; they stay put on each region, waiting for you when you decide to come back
Idk what do you mean by active subscription? You mean online membership? If so, it doesn't matter; I have one and can surf the world without any problems. You don't change the region in the browser as that's just the website viewership, you need to change it inside your profile settings (nintendo.com > click in your profile picture > click in Settings icon > click in the first Change button that shows up on the right side panel to change your Region info).
That's what I tried doing, and this is what it displays:
Ah! Because of the automatic renewal! I did not know that! I have my automatic renewal disabled, that's why I don't have my problems with it. Good to know.
The game looks like a lot of fun, thanks for the suggestion!
Oh, yeah. I've played it hundreds of times with a Bluetooth controller on my Chromebook. I saw it was on sale, and I jumped on it!
The music absolutely helps to get everything with this game, so I'm really sorry you couldn't experience that.
I’ve played a couple hours of it on Switch and so far I pretty much agree. I think the lack of an actual “widescreen” format threw me off at first, I love retro games though so I got used to that pretty quickly. I enjoy the quirkiness and the humor in the game, so I can’t put my finger on what’s missing for me. There’s nothing I really dislike about it, I’m going to probably go back to it or start a new game eventually.
I think I ended up with the neutral ending in Undertale. I spared yellow creatures when I figured out I probably was supposed to be doing that. I had read the music really added to the experience, but I only heard some at the end battles, which probably didn't portray the full experience.
I love retro games also, especially turn-based RPGs, so I expected to Undertale more.
When you look the game up on Metacritic, it's raving 90's across the board, for the most part. I expected something quite life-changing. I kept expecting it to get better and to find a wow-factor.
https://venturebeat.com/2019/09/23/nintendo-switch-lite-guide-how-to-share-digital-games/
Thank you but that article is way too wordy. Pretty much just need a straight to the point article or YouTube video. I have seen a couple of YouTube videos but not all of them have the exact same information so not sure if they are misinformed or if I need to find the absolute newest one. Or if someone here can just make it as easy as possible that would be fine too.
It's pretty straight forward. Sign in on each other's system and whichever account is set to the primary account doesn't need to be online and the account set to secondary needs to be online to use consistently. So decide which account you want to be the primary/secondary. You can only be signed in on two switches so if you or your friend has multiple then it won't work also. Maybe this link will help?
Yeah, that was better but the vids and articles that show exactly where to go on the shop to deactivate and go step by step is what I am looking for. Do you gameshare?
Played it on Game Pass … fun game, but a number of glitches on Xbox. I would imagine the Switch version might have some performance issues compared to consoles and pc. Hopefully the developers are continuing to roll out updates. I’m hoping to pick it up at the $10 or less price point if it drops that low closer to BF.
Over on another site I frequent, those that took advantage have had their orders cancelled by target as this was a pricing error in their system.Slickdeals just reported a sale on physical Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered at Target for $11.99.
https://www.target.com/p/need-for-speed-hot-pursuit-remastered-nintendo-switch/-/A-81326954#lnk=sametab
With my Circle balance, I was able to get NFS for $9.84.
Same here, just got an email from Target saying my order had been cancelled. Just ordered this morning about 2.5 hours ago. Shame, would've been a great price.
Yeah, great price and it's an excellent game. I bought it when it came out. At first it felt a bit like a letdown as I didn't immediately get how to do everything... but once it clicked it became an amazing experience. The sense of speed is intoxicating. If you want a slightly arcade racing game where you go from point A to B with the option to take the occasional shortcut using real cars... this is the best the switch has to offer.
I got an email saying that my order was ready for pickup while I was at work today, but I ordered the game at 6 a.m. when I got up for work, so I think that they had already charged my card by the time they fixed it. But I love finding these types of glitches when they happen.
Nope but you can play it on the Wii.Will Eternal Darkness ever get remastered or will I have to find a GameCube to play it again one of these days?
Even though the gameplay would feel very stiff today (it was clunky even when it came out) I think it would also feel pretty novel since there's nothing like it that has been released in years. It's interesting that with all the retro games that come out year after year there isn't much that has tapped into that era of gaming, especially since we've reached a saturation point where all the retro/indie stuff is feeling so same-y. I can't say that I'm sorry that the sequel failed to get funded a few years back since I think it would have been awful but I would like to see this remastered so it's available for modern audiences. If anyone but Nintendo owned the rights it would probably at least be on Steam or GOG by now.
I'd kill for some indie Mario RPGs as that's not a tapped market to my knowledge besides the one paper Mario like title.
