That's a shame. I couldn't be bothered to even finish it because of the tedium involved. Completely lost the magic of the original where it was doing certain actions that caused things to change on maps. not waiting for rng.
Usually that disclaimer is posted when there are language differences in the game release per region (audio and/or subtitles).
For that game it's different DLC sales(skins) in different regions so that's why it specifies to make sure you buy the right region.
Is this one code or two codes? I already have the DLC but I'd buy this if I could redeem the code for the game and then give the code for the DLC to a friend
It’s most likely a single code that will redeem as the bundle.
Damn that's a good deal. Too bad I'm a sucker and own both already
It’s one code, fwiw. I bought it this morning and forgot to respond.If anyone buys it and finds out for sure lmk
So disappointing.
Also part of mine. I already received Metroid Dread and will be getting Mario Party later this month.
Same.... along with Metroid and Wario Ware.
At least with Target you can cancel a delayed game and still maintain the discount on the other two games. Probably the best case scenario, although Target is good about maintaining the discount on delayed games … so either way a better scenario than Amazon or Best Buy.
Now for a bit of weird history, apparently there was a port of Vice City on Gamecube planned, but was cancelled. Would be an interesting coincidental nod.So PS Now got GTA III, Game Pass got GTA SA, does that mean the NSO Expansion Pack gets GTA VC?
Be sure to approve the delay when you get the email from Target asking you to approve the new release date. They will cancel if you take no action.
Damn that's annoying. He's still getting like 80mbps which is slow, but still a bit faster than I'm getting. Tried swapping cables and still slow so must just be Nintendo's servers I guess.
The Switch is slower for sownloading using an ethernet cable. Wifi is faster for downloads. There is less latency using ehternet which is more important for online gaming.
Maybe, that's note accurate in my situation though, after following the steps in the video I posted above I'm now getting 125mbps over ethernet and 30-40mbps over wifi. Before I did everything in the video I was getting pretty similar download speeds between wired/wireless (between 10-20mpbs).
That is impressive speed there. I assume you meant 125 mbps and 30-40 mbps though. I get around 50 mbps with wifi on the switch already without any tweaks. I have never got much higher than 40 mbps with wired ethernet though. I tried watching that video you linked, but the video seemed to say read the description for different DNS servers to try to get the best speed. That seems like a lot of trial and error to me and those settings could need to be tweaked over time to maintain optimal speed most likely.
Whoops, yeah meant mbps, the video was pretty easy to follow. They give you the primary DNS settings and alternate DNS settings right there in the video to adjust it to. Tried the primary one first and was happy with the speeds I got so didn't even try the alternative one. I didn't even look at the description for any of the info as the video have you exactly what to enter. The port forwarding stuff is slightly more complicated as you have to go into your routers settings, but as far as that goes it's pretty easy as well. Doing that gives you NAT A instead of B which seems to speed things up as well. I don't know anything about the Wii wifi adapter but I imagine it's older tech at this point so may be limiting your speed somewhat as well.
