So in the video they show Double Kick Heroes as "Coming first to Nintendo Switch" but it seems like it's on Steam right now. What am I missing? Do they mean the full release or something else?...
So in the video they show Double Kick Heroes as "Coming first to Nintendo Switch" but it seems like it's on Steam right now. What am I missing? Do they mean the full release or something else?
Aside from that, I think it's generally good how many indie games Nintendo is getting on their platform. It feels less like you're missing out if you only have a Switch.
It seems to be pretty common for marketing language around exclusivity on consoles to be written as if PCs don't exist. There's been plenty of examples of games marketed as exclusive or timed...
It seems to be pretty common for marketing language around exclusivity on consoles to be written as if PCs don't exist. There's been plenty of examples of games marketed as exclusive or timed exclusives for XBox or Nintendo that also have day one releases on PC.
I'm pretty sure I've seen it happen with Playstation too, but Sony seems to be "better" about locking down third-party devs for big exclusives that never make it to PC.
I just asked my friend about it and his description was "renaissance fantasy advance wars". I was a little confused then I ran across this video. Turn based tactics is my jam, and this looks like...
I just asked my friend about it and his description was "renaissance fantasy advance wars". I was a little confused then I ran across this video. Turn based tactics is my jam, and this looks like it might be pretty darn good. I'll wait for the review ban to lift and check metacritic before buying though.
So in the video they show Double Kick Heroes as "Coming first to Nintendo Switch" but it seems like it's on Steam right now. What am I missing? Do they mean the full release or something else?
Aside from that, I think it's generally good how many indie games Nintendo is getting on their platform. It feels less like you're missing out if you only have a Switch.
It seems to be pretty common for marketing language around exclusivity on consoles to be written as if PCs don't exist. There's been plenty of examples of games marketed as exclusive or timed exclusives for XBox or Nintendo that also have day one releases on PC.
I'm pretty sure I've seen it happen with Playstation too, but Sony seems to be "better" about locking down third-party devs for big exclusives that never make it to PC.
I just asked my friend about it and his description was "renaissance fantasy advance wars". I was a little confused then I ran across this video. Turn based tactics is my jam, and this looks like it might be pretty darn good. I'll wait for the review ban to lift and check metacritic before buying though.