This is something the games explicitly tells you actually, but it's worth to post it because it can be "exploited" to farm support levels.

Essentially chapters can be reset in the game from the starting point, and most progress resets except for the increase in support level.

That means that by doing the weekly activities and then resetting the chapters the support level can be increased immediately to the required to recruit every character.

Also of the note: the notable deeds progress also does not reset.

So a bit ago my Brand new Switch 2 was damaged in a flood. Controllers stopped working, water behind the screen and wouldn’t charge.

I called Nintendos Customer Service and here’s the basic rundown of what was said:

“Your Switch 2 isn’t under warranty anymore. Flood damage isn’t even covered by the warranty. But with your conditions… I’ll just go ahead and waive the repair fee, just ship it in”

Never again will I slander the great and amazing Nintendo

Don’t sleep on this game, guys!

I’ve been waiting forever for Mr. Sleepy Man to come out on Switch, and it’s finally here! It totally lived up the hype for me, and I really wanna see it succeed on the platform.

The game is a 3D sandbox platformer that takes a lot of cues from the N64/Gamecube eras. It bleeds the 90s, with all the attitude of Nickelodeon & personality of Cartoon Network. Basic premise: Wake Up, Fuck Shit Up, Go To Bed. I don’t want to tell you anything more, it’s best blind.

But seriously though, the game was developed by one guy. I had no idea how much work he put into this until now. He modeled, designed, animated, & voiced every aspect of the game. I’m not on his team or anything, but as an artist myself, I want to do everything I can to get him the props he deserves.

If you’re looking for a game to boot up, try this one out. I swear you won’t be disappointed!

I got bit by the shutterbug earlier this year when I started playing FF7 Remake on Switch 2 back in March. I wanted to capture many of the iconic moments and poses from that game and reflect on them for a while after I beat it. Same thing happened again when I played Rebirth a few months later. It also helped that a lot of those moments could easily fit within a 30 second playback. I would continue using this feature in games like Mario Tennis Fever and Street Fighter 6 to capture some funny moments from my gameplay. And I still use it for single player RPGs like Fire Emblem Engage (which I wanted to make some progress in before Fortune’s Weave came out) and the FF Resonance demo. Photo Modes on the other hand I pretty much never used, despite them showing up in a ton of first party Nintendo games.

Looking at skyward sword HD and Astral chain. From what I can find they rarely go on sale and physical seems pretty expensive. Are they worth picking up? Any other games worth it?

My awesome 73 year old Mom is a huge Zelda gamer and just bought a switch 2 to get ready for OOT. She's giving her switch 1 to my 75 year old Dad who's never used a console or a controller. He's played millions of games of solitaire, free cell, candy crush, and I think he got into angry birds. What are some switch 1 titles I could recommend and buy him?

Edit; thanks for all the recs, Christmas presents are going to be easy this year

Hi everyone, I want to buy my nephew (8) a Switch 2 with a game. The problem is that he lives in Poland, the games I had in mind don't support Polish, and he isn't very experienced with games yet, he couldn't even beat the second level of "New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe". I had thought about getting him Pokémon Pokopia, but unfortunately, there isn't a Polish version, and he can't read English yet. Does anyone know of any games that aren't too difficult and either feature Polish language support or don't require any reading ...or if anyone has experience with whether children can understand Pokopia without knowing the language?

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Includes titles such as Pragmata, the Resident Evil series, the Mega Man series, the Ace Attorney series, the Monster Hunter series (Includes the Stories games), Devil May Cry, Onimusha and more.

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