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Finished Chatper 10 of Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition !

Switch 2 launch month is here! And this is what's coming out! (Note: This is all based on US data.)

I used the updated USB adapter 2 to connect my Old N30 arcade stick that still has not recieved a update. I set it to PC/Android mode and connected via bluetooth.

For the universal updater go here:

I'm wondering if I should go for a replacement or what.

I've been doing a bit of investigation into the Switch 1 drifting situation, and am curious if anyone here has gotten drift on the OLED Switch. This is because the newer sticks I have ordered after the OLED came out have very slight differences, and I wonder if that affects the reliability (none of those ones have drift yet either). If you have had it happen on the Joy Cons that came with the Switch OLED, let me know.

Interested to know how the switch 2 upscales the game (if at all) and how it performs generally. I'm looking for a smaller game/roguelite to hold me over until Hades 2 and have heard good things. But curious if it has an unlocked frame rate or dynamic resolution that would lead to an upgrade for switch 2 specifically.

I don't have a Switch 2 yet, but I wanted to upgrade my screen and would like it to be future-proof for a Switch 2 when I inevitably get one.

Has anyone's pre-order from Canada Computers shipped yet? Mine still has a back order status. I asked customer service when they might start shipping them but they haven't responded yet.

Like, is it an eshop game at that point or some sort of worst of both worlds situation?

Switch 2 is here! Well, not mine, but in general. Should be getting mine soon though. How many of you have gotten it already? And how are you liking it so far?

First thing I thought taking it out of the box is that this thing feels really solid and a little heavier than I expected. We have definitely returned to Wii era Nintendo build quality. Everything feels really premium all around, which it should for the price. More in line with the PS5 in terms of build. The stand is very secure, which was a big pain point for Switch 1. Screen is a whole load of mid-range - not bad, but not anything to write home about either, it's still fairly good and 90% of people are going to be happy with it. The increased size is also a big upgrade, since it makes playing on the go much more comfortable (similar size to Steam Deck screen).