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Un juego simplemente hermoso que todos deben darse la oportunidad de jugar, muy recomendable

If you're a fan of Sword Art Online, then this is a must buy game! For those who aren't quite familiar with it, I enjoyed this one more over the prior SAO games. If you do have a sense of MMORPG sort of gameplay then this is right up your alley. I had played the PS4 version and am SOOO happy that the DLC are included as well. Make sure you unlock the items in your inventory to get some nice start items as you begin your journey. Also, the DLC costumes can be bought from the Armor shop in the main town where the teleporter is. NOTE!!! Your partner's rank must be at rank 5. Only at rank 4 you can gift your partner weapons. The best way to rank up is to go to Kirito's room and have face-to-face conversations. A fairly entertaining game! I just wish I didn't have to wait 10-15 seconds for maps to load up. Also it will take time for you to get comfortable with the controls (A/B) when in battle and when in town...Other than that the game is subbed in English and the battle system is still awesome.

This game is a marvelous installment to the Kirby franchise. The visuals are beautiful, the soundtrack is gorgeous, and the game is just a ton of fun to play. Firstly, I would like to address the main "complaints" people have with Kirby games, which really isn't valid if they have completed the game to 100%, and that is that the game is too short/easy. What literally EVERY SINGLE KIRBY GAME utilizes is having the main story simple enough to breeze through and beat. This is done to cater to the younger players who are not too advanced or good enough at the game for any further difficulty. Throughout this mode, however, there are various unlockables that get more and more difficult to find as the game progresses. The time it took me to complete the game while locating and collecting every single rare item and switch was about seven to eight hours. For most games, this is a decent length of time for a main story mode. After beating the main story, two games modes are unlocked-- each being more difficult than the main story. The first one is a mode where you run through the game with more difficult bosses and half HP as before, while playing as Kirby's helpers. The second mode is a boss rush mode with varying difficulties to choose from, where you challenge every boss in the game with limited health and recovery items,. After you complete both, the hardest difficulty of the boss rush is unlocked, which is called "Soul Melter" difficulty. You are given minimal recovery options and about a third of the HP you had in the main story, and even as a seasoned gamer, this final mode is very challenging. I never died throughout the entire game up until this mode, to which I proceeded to Game Over twice on the final boss. Now for the good about the game. Firstly, the ability mixtures are incredibly intuitive and fun to use. By combining various elements with pre-existing abilities, like sword or hammer, it unlocks a further sense of depth not seen since Kirby on the Nintendo 64. What is even more surprising, is that every single helper in the game (there are about 20) each have their own unique movesets, which shows just how much effort and thought the developers put into every aspect of the game. The story is fun and interesting, with the bosses being unique and fun to figure out how to play against. Kirby games are one of Nintendo's most consistent franchises that they always seem to get right, and this excellent installment falls right into place. If you're thinking about picking this game up, you will not be disappointed.

This controller gets the job done for gaming on PC. It's comfortable in your hand, and has weights you can put in if you want a heavier controller. The light isn't so bright as to be distracting which is nice. The buttons are clicky, rather than smooth, so that is probably a matter of preference. I've been playing with it plugged into my usb so I haven't had to worry about bluetooth connectivity or battery life, so I can't really speak to those. You can adjust the thumbstick sensitivity and it has progammable paddle buttons on the back. I don't have any responsivity or lag issues. This is a perfectly serviceable PC controller.

Perfect! We use this to cast the switch onto our TV and play as a family! Great quality and easy to use

I bought this for my daughter for Xmas. It was a true game changer for her Need 4 Speed Hot Pursuit REMASTERED. Recommend for anyone that wants a affordable gaming steering wheel for N4SD. Thank you Nintendo and akiya-switch.com.

Primarily in Japanese - Basically everything except ALL dialogue and save menu are all in English. Make sure to have Japanese translations next to you if you are unfamiliar with the language. I love this show and I've been waiting 10 years to get this game (I never used to have a console). I'm so happy I can finally play this wonderful game.

This is the worst company and screen protector. First they sent it in a crushable tube and it got crushed. Next when we opened it, it was just a static cling in a tuve. If people can't put a cell phone screen protector on without messing it up, why would you try to give them a 32 inch tv screen protector without guides? I do professional vinyl signs so I know how to put vinyl on all kinds of medias including glass. Do not waste your money on this product. This is just horrible to apply. Every bubble on this screen is housing a dust particle because we could not apply it without pulling it back up. Just because you have a vinyl cutter doesn't mean you know what you're doing. It is irresponsible to sell a product and not provide a application guide.

I will start with the bad: 1 and 2 actually have to do with the setup of controllers rather than the game. 1. If using separate the right joy con sync button is millimeters from the use item button. 2. If using separate the home button to go to the main menu Is very easily pressed if younger player is using the controller or someone with bigger hands? I could easily hold it differently but I also wear an xs women's glove. 3. Not enough new content for those who had the original MK8 since release which I know is the minority of people. I've only had MK8 since August and played maybe a dozen or so times and while I love MK8D for pure nostalgia and clean entertainment, just like I still play MK64, I wouldn't otherwise. It would collect dust and would make me angry that really there's nothing new racing wise. Pickings are slim for games on the switch a few new tracks really would make a huge difference in most people's minds. The good: 1- My 4 year old finished in 4th in a race 8th overall! No one had to finish playing then do her 3 laps! She didn't give up in frustration halfway through a tournament. No complaining that she lost. The auto acceleration and steering is amazing. 2- Perfect family game. 3- I am not a techie but whoever says the picture quality is pretty much the same is crazy! Or they need a new tv. I have a 4 month old Samsung 1080p tv 42 inches and the picture quality is amazing. Load time is nearly instant.

I recently upgraded to the PDP Wave Enhanced Wireless Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, and it has completely transformed my gaming experience. This controller offers a perfect blend of comfort, functionality, and performance. The ergonomic design fits perfectly in my hands, making long gaming sessions more comfortable. The button layout is intuitive and responsive, providing precise control and an enhanced gaming experience. The wireless connectivity is seamless, with NO noticeable lag, ensuring smooth and uninterrupted gameplay. One of the standout features is the customizable back paddles, which add a new level of control and convenience. I love being able to map additional functions to these paddles, giving me a competitive edge in my favorite games. The controller also boasts an impressive battery life, allowing for extended play without the need for frequent recharging. While it may be slightly more expensive than other third-party controllers, the build quality and added features make it worth the investment. If you’re looking for a high-quality, versatile controller to elevate your Nintendo Switch gaming, the PDP Wave Enhanced Wireless Nintendo Switch Pro Controller is an excellent choice. I highly recommend it!

So I have been looking for a great horse racing game for quite a while, and this one hits the mark. It has very good instructions since it's more of a story mode game.. but the story revolves around you leveling up and winning races. so that is nice. Super fun would highly recommend to everyone! ONLY complaint lol when you breed your own horses in-game.. even if you are using your own stud and mare you have to pay breeding fees. ... I do not see how that makes sense.

Great fun, nice graphics, good puzzles, though lacking any story/narrative.

I played the original Tales of Symphonia on GameCube and loved it, so here are some pros and cons of the Switch remaster: Pros: - Graphic improvements - Amazing story and character development - Great character support conversations - Voice acting is impeccable - Modern console accessibility Cons: - No new quality of life enhancements (yes it’s a remaster and not a remake, but remasters often add a couple functional enhancements, and features like easier healing that doesn’t cost money and never disabling system menu saving would have been great) - Even with the graphic enhancements, you can tell by the look and feel that it’s a remaster of an older game and not a remake, but it’s worth it since the game was so great - Load time issues that seem like they were not present in the original - Lack of camera control on the world map makes it hard to see where you’re going - Does not include the sequel like the previous PS3 remaster did Tales of Symphonia was one of my first JRPGs that started my love of JRPGs. It’s also one of the only action RPG series I like since I tend to prefer turn-based. Switch is also my favorite console because of the option to play it on the TV or portable, so I’m glad I have the game on Switch. I’m happy such a great game and story is on modern consoles period, especially for people who have never had a chance to play it. However, they could have done more with it. The PS3 remaster had similar graphic upgrades with the sequel included, so that should have been the baseline to improve upon, not removing features like the sequel without adding new features like quality of life enhancements. You don’t need the sequel since both game stories stand alone, but I would expect more from a second remaster if it’s being labeled that and not a just a port. If you have never played Tales of Symphonia and you prefer the Switch, I’d recommend it for the story and characters alone. If you have the PS3 remaster, that was technically better. However, still good to be able to play it again.

This thing is literally a portable Switch dock. So much easier to travel with than the original Switch dock, especially because it provides power too. So all you need with this is a USB-C to USB-C cable and an HDMI cord, and your Switch can be plugged into TVs on the go without lugging the dock and OEM power supply around. I'm very happy with it and relieved to find a good 3rd party dock from a reputable brand. UPDATE: I tried this with my new Switch OLED and it appears to be putting out a low resolution image at 480p. I've tried multiple TVs with the same result. So it works, but you don't get the same image quality as with the OEM dock and it's noticable on larger TVs.