They really should have learned and nixed the auto-scaling. FFS, you can beat the game at level 2 with the inv♎isibility spell. It'🅺s stupid and pointless, even moreso now as a remaster.

Cyberpunk and Elden Ring are not family games; they are single player experiences that will lock one person to the unit and exclude all others until the first person finishes playing. Cyberpunk, especially, should not be played in front of children. Very graphic nudity. And, if those are your cup of tea games, they lo🌌se a lot on the Switch 2 compared to the beefier Xbox-X, PS5, and PC. The Xbox and PS5 🌱are both comparable in price to the Switch 2, are already available in stores, and have hundreds of other titles to play. MkWorld may end up being the couch co-op GOTY, but no cart racer is worth a 450 dollar system, not when every 3rd party game to come looks better on other (older) hardware. Seriously, just like the Switch 1, too many people are ready to feed Nintendo's greed for a new console that is already obsolete and underpowered the minute is releases. Shame on Nintendo and those who continue to blindly support them.

Sorry, Glaucio, but using feelings and emotion is not true Journalism.💖 That's opinion, too, because you will inserꦅt personal bias and interpretation.

They used pure numbers to gene𒀰rate the initial list, then personal rankings to narrow it to 10. Not perfect, but much better than pure subjective feeling.

It would be the same if they polled 1,000 gamers for their top ten, using the points weighted system, then presented the score, except now you'd b🌠e complaining that the list only represents those specific 1000 voters and not you.

No list is perfect where human bias has a voice, but that IS what you wanted, human input to show how they felt ༺about a game. It's not journalism. No list can be unless it's pure sales number or critic aggregate. The journalism is in reporting the list factually, a sad thing most "journalists" have long forgotten.

I thought the big secret was that Bioware spent 10 years just to release a game that looks only marginally better than Inquisition and might even run on a Nintendo Switch with minimal tweakin♉g

I would agree with you on the companions and story. Evil gods tearing the world apart should give some real weight to dialogue and choices. A darker tone may ಞwell have kept me more satisfied with the g🅺ame.

Sadly, the lackluster action of a purported action RPG is the real nail in the coffin. The game was built for PS4 and XB1 and looks it. The animations are clunky, and the stated reasoning behind limiting us to only ♓3 mappable actions (and an ultimate) come off as lazy coding. There's no strategy to what skills you bring. There's no real assistance offered by your AI compatriots in battle. It's just rote repetition of blocking, dodging, counting down cool downs, and using your partners as extra healing potions. The gameplay is patently awful, especially when held up against the dozens of action RPGs to have released in this console generation.

Maybe if 💃this had released at the end of the last generation, I might be more forgiving. But as it stands, DAV isn't worth the price of admission.

Modern HD tvs and monitors do not look good when running games that were optimized initially for analog inputs. To get a PS1 or PS2 game to look good with legible text will require a good deal of intern꧋al signal conversion. They can't "upscale" the game, because the point is for you to be able to pop in🧸 some physical media you already own, so this would have to be capable of upscaling on the fly.