(02-06-2017 12:15)alone snake escribió:Como cualquier otro servicio online de consolas....

.... Pero la gente en su gran mayoria ya ha hablado   

Evidentemente, pero me parece demigrante pretender cobrar 20 euros al año ya solo viendo que el tinglao que hay que montar para usar el chat de voz deberia convalidar por una ingenieria de telecomunicaciones.

En fin, siempre quedara el PC.

¿Por qué a todas las críticas a Nintendo se les responde con "Pues Sony/MS lo han hecho peor"?
Que una cosa sea mala, y otra peor, no hace que la mala sea buena.

(02-06-2017 12:18)Tas escribió:En fin, siempre quedara el PC.

Nuevo comercial de MHXX:

(02-06-2017 12:53)Rivera escribió:

Espero que aguien se grabe usando el chat de voz de Switch mientras dice aquello de "¿es el enemigo?".

(02-06-2017 12:27)[DNC] escribió:¿Por qué a todas las críticas a Nintendo se les responde con "Pues Sony/MS lo han hecho peor"?
Que una cosa sea mala, y otra peor, no hace que la mala sea buena.

Supongo que lo diras por mi...

no era una respuesa a una critica, era la confirmacion de que en consolas (como en PC) no deberia de exitir el cobrar por el online. Si quieren cobrar por un servicio aparte tipo, lo que era el plus en su momento.. pues OK. Como puede ser Netflix para series o cualquier otro servicio del estilo en diversos productos digitales.

Vamos, que ver eso como una "defensa" a Nintendo es .... bueno, es...

Es un comentario a una situación generalizada ante cualquier crítica a algo de Switch.

¿Que alguien critica los refritos? No, es que PS4 tuvo el TLOU como abanderado.
¿El online de pago? Las demás consolas lo tienen más caro.

Y así todo el rato.

(02-06-2017 15:16)[DNC] escribió:Es un comentario a una situación generalizada ante cualquier crítica a algo de Switch.

¿Que alguien critica los refritos? No, es que PS4 tuvo el TLOU como abanderado.
¿El online de pago? Las demás consolas lo tienen más caro.

Y así todo el rato.

Yo no veo que eso sea generalizado ni mucho menos.  No en este foro. 

Con respecto a los refritos,  yo mismo llevo pidiendo Xenoblade y Xenoblade X,  The Wonderful 101 y Los 2 Bayonettas desde el principio de la vida de Switch. 

Y si comprase una PS4 de lo que más me apetecería jugar sin duda sería  GOW3 y The Last of Us.

(02-06-2017 15:16)[DNC] escribió:Es un comentario a una situación generalizada ante cualquier crítica a algo de Switch.

¿Que alguien critica los refritos? No, es que PS4 tuvo el TLOU como abanderado.
¿El online de pago? Las demás consolas lo tienen más caro.

Y así todo el rato.

yo no estoy hablando que las demas consolas lo tenga mas caro.


Yo critico que ninguna consola lo deberia de tener... pero que ya ha hablado la gente a ese respecto y lo aceptan. Pero bueno... yo me opuse al live en su principio y posteriormente al plus (porque me olia la jugada de Sony) y me he opuesto a la ultima "aportacion" de Nintendo. Vamos, que yo al menso soy coerente con eso.

Lost Sphear details world, battle system, and main characters

More details on Tokyo RPG Factory's newly announced RPG.
Square Enix has launched the official Japanese website for Lost Sphear, its newly announced RPG from Tokyo RPG Factory, providing first information and new screenshots of the game’s world, battle system, and main characters.
Get the details below.

Citar ■ World
Introduction

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It is said that the moon created the world…
I heard such a fairy tale a long time ago…
It was around the time when my mother was still around…
It is said that the world often disappeared, and that it was often reborn…
Even now, I still remember. The “moon” depicted in my picture book…
Big… unfeeling… beautiful… dreadful…
But, that is a fairy tale. The moon does not say anything, it does not do anything…
That was truly a long time ago…
Story
This world is created by Memories.
By living, people become Memories of the planet, which is how this world takes form. Even now if there are memories from the everlasting remote past, those are Memories of this moment as well.
And when Memories are lost, their existence is also erased. That is what people call “Lost.”
Things that are Lost originally could not be restored by the power of humans. This way of things was supposed to stay the same throughout the generations.
However, a young man who uses the power of Memories appears in the world. That young man’s name is Kanata.
Whether he will bring hope or new despair to the world is something that remains to be seen.
But there is no mistake that Kanata’s journey surrounding Memories that is now beginning will have an impact on the world.
The “Lost” Phenomenon
The “Lost” phenomenon had suddenly hit Kanata and others’ hometown, the lunar bell town of Eru. The phenomenon instantly turns something that currently exists into a white fog, and then it disappears. This phenomenon, a result of Memory loss, is beginning to occur all over the world…

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The Setting of the Adventure
In Lost Sphear, you will move between various areas on the world map.

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In this world created by Memories, there are a great number of settings rich in variety and mixed with various cultures.

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■ System
Battle System
Just like I Am Setsuna, the battle system for Lost Sphear is based on Chrono Trigger‘s Active Time Battle 2.0 system. You will enter battle seamlessly from the area map.

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You will encounter monsters on the area map, and the battle will begin when you approach them.

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Since you choose commands, you can carefully clear each fight while observing the battle situation.
Move Around in Battle
In Lost Sphear, you can move around any character during battle. This way you can utilize the characteristics of your weapons and magic to enjoy a much more strategic battle.

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Move to a position where several monsters are in your line of shot and attack with the crossbow. You will succeed by dealing damage to all the enemies in the shooting line.

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By moving into different positions when using ranged attack skills, you can be sure to deal damage to every enemy.
■ Characters
Kanata

• Age: 16
  
• Weapon: Sword
  

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A boy who grew up in the lunar bell town of Eru. You get the impression that he has matured based on his calm personality, but he has a burning spirit within him and his honest, childlike nature still remains.
While he is self-taught, his ability with a sword can compete even against Imperial soldiers, and his role becomes to exterminate the monsters that sometimes appear in town.
When the phenomenon occurs in Eru, Kanata awakens to his power to change the world through Memories, and the Empire asks for his cooperation in investigating the Lost phenomenon occurring all throughout the world.
If his power is of use to the world, he will decide to cooperate with the Empire and go on a journey across the world under the condition that they help him find his mother, who disappeared when he was little.
Lumina

• Age: 18
  
• Weapon: Melee
  

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Kanata’s childhood friend and a girl who drifted into Eru when she was little.
She is average in both physical ability and magical disposition, but she accompanies Kanata and the others as an escort using her self-taught melee techniques.
While there are times when she throws her fists at Kanata and Locke, whom she is close friends with, she is really a polite and gentle girl who is considerate of her opponents.
When she first came to town, she neither laughed or cried, but she gradually regained her emotions by meeting Kanata.
For that reason, she shows deep affection for Kanata, but whether it is an affection of friendship or one of love is something that even she herself does not know.
Locke

• Age: 13
  
• Weapon: Crossbow
  

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Kanata’s childhood friend and a boy who lives in the lunar bell city of Eru. He is younger than Kanata and Lumina, but has a cheerful and lively personality, often finds himself taking actions that lead those two along.
He is good with his hands and can make a crossbow as if he is making a toy, becoming skilled in the craft before he knew it as he accompanied Kanata and Lumina on their monster exterminations.
While he does not openly announce it, his father hold a highs office in the Empire, and his identity is secret. However, he has a complex in that he never met his father. Based on his desire to meet his father, he cooperates with the Empire and chooses to act alongside Kanata, who leaves the town.
Van

• Age: 20
  
• Weapon: Bit
  

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A young man who suddenly appeared in the lunar bell town of Eru. He seems to know something about the disaster that occurred in the town, but will not say much. While he says cold things, he is actually kind-hearted.
He uses mysterious weapons called “Bits” that do everything from attack to defend while being controlled with magical power. It is not a weapon anyone can use, as it quite difficult to master, but is controlled through outstanding concentration and shows overwhelming capabilities in combat.
Since seeing Kanata’s awakening with his own eyes, he took on a cooperative stance and will ultimately head to the Empire with Kanata and the others.

Lost Sphear is due out for PlayStation 4 and Switch in Japan this fall, and for PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC in North America and Europe in early 2018.

Fuente Gematsu

Read more at http://gematsu.com/2017/06/lost-sphear-d...6fUwlLS.99

XSeed anuncia su lineup 2017, con dos juegos para Switch.

Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star

• Platform: Nintendo Switch
  
  
• Release: July 25, 2017
  

Following a successful launch on the PlayStation 4 and PS Vita systems, the Nintendo Switch version of Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star comes loaded with 35 previously-released paid DLC costumes along with an exclusive new Unshackled Bride outfit. Developed by Marvelous Inc. and expanding upon the extensive Fate universe with an original story from acclaimed series writer Kinoko Nasu (of Fate/stay night fame), Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star features playable characters from multiple Fate productions across three distinct narrative perspectives, delivering the series’ most legendary showdown yet in one action-packed title. This title has been rated “T for Teen” by the ESRB.

Shantae: Half-Genie Hero

• Platform: Nintendo Switch
  
  
• Release: Summer 2017
  

Following a successful launch on the PlayStation 4, PS Vita, and Wii U systems, Shantae: Half-Genie Hero is headed to Nintendo Switch with new content as fresh as the open sea. The Nintendo Switch version of this hair-whipping action platformer comes packed with the game’s upcoming Risky Boots DLC, Pirate Queen’s Quest! In this salty new adventure, players take the role of Shantae’s arch nemesis Risky Boots, as she travels to the four corners of Sequin Land in search of components needed to deliver its destruction. New puzzles, new enemies, and all new gameplay aim to augment this already awesome adventure. This title has been rated “T for Teen” by the ESRB.

Fuente Gematsu