Caesar III
Oh Noes
Klingt erstmal ganz gut. Wer übernimmt für Shibata Europa dann? 
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Das großartige Treffen dieses Jahr wird nächstes Jahr wiederholt. Wir treffen uns wieder im Sauerlandpark. Diesmal ist der Termin noch nicht fixiert. Also schau im Thread vorbei und gib Bescheid, ob und wann du teilnehmen willst und kannst. Ich will auch!
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Enrico Pallazzo
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Imo müssen die auch ordentlich liefern, das erste Halbjahr war bisher doch arg lahm was neue große Spiele angeht. Ein, zwei komplett neue IPs wären mal nett
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Jiyuu Tenshi
Nintendo wird sich auf der E3 übrigens auf Switch-Games für 2018 konzentrieren, wobei das denke ich nicht Teaser für 2019+ Titel ausschliesst. Letztes Jahr lag der Fokus auch auf 2017 und wir haben mehrere Teaser für zukünftige Games bekommen.
Dieses Mal sagen sie allerdings ziemlich klar: "Games launching beyond 2018 will be featured at a later date."
Dieses Mal sagen sie allerdings ziemlich klar: "Games launching beyond 2018 will be featured at a later date."
Caesar III
Oh Noes
Labo ist also keine neue IP?
007
Zuhause ist, wo dein Herz ist.
Laut Nintendo, soll dieses Jahr geliefert werden. Müssen sie auch. Ich bin auch sehr gespannt auf die E3 und freue mich schon sehr drauf. Bin gespannt, ob wir zur E3 erfahren werden, wie weit der Entwicklungstand von Pokémon und Metroid Prime 4 ist und wann der neue Yoshi Titel erscheinen und ob es DLCs zu Super Mario Odyssey, in nächster Zeit, geben wird.
007
Zuhause ist, wo dein Herz ist.
Nicht zu vergessen das Projekt, an dem die Retro Studios arbeiten. Mal schauen, wann es dazu erste Informationen geben wird.
http://www.playm.de/2018/03/retro-studios-2-392292/
http://www.playm.de/2018/03/retro-studios-2-392292/
007
Zuhause ist, wo dein Herz ist.
Nintendo behebt offenbar Verbindungsprobleme des linken Joy-Con: http://nintendo-online.de/switch/ne...fenbar-verbindungsprobleme-des-linken-joy-con
Caesar III
Oh Noes
Meiner hat beim Start von labo auch erstmal ein Update gemacht
Nek'Yar
Bekanntes Mitglied
Und es ist superGestern abend in einem Rutsch mit einem Charakter durchgespielt. Dauert gut ne Stunde, die sich sehr kurzweilig gestaltet. Gerade die ganzen versteckten Gags und Referenzen sind super und lockern das ganze ungemein auf. Und spielerisch ist es auch sehr ordentlich. Nicht ganz so perfekt wie Streets of Rage und mit weniger Movevielfalt, aber schon sehr kompetent und spaßig gemacht. Dazu ein toller Soundtrack, ein Level-System und wie gesagt Gags am laufenden Band. Das einzige was mir nicht so gut gefällt ist die Optik. Die ist doch arg braun auf braun auf grau. Da etwas mehr Abwechslung wäre nett gewesen. Aber für unter sechs Euro echt empfehlenswert für alle Freunde von Brawlern
Würde ich so unterschreiben. Hab aus dem Genre bestimmt seit 15+ Jahren nix mehr gezockt. War super
007
Zuhause ist, wo dein Herz ist.
Darum tritt Tatsumi Kimishima als Nintendo-Präsident zurück: http://nintendo-online.de/news/33004/darum-tritt-tatsumi-kimishima-als-nintendo-praesident-zurueck
Crayfish
Fuddl
Klingt für mich aber alles plausibel. Kimishima-San wird in seinem Alter keine Profilierung mehr nötig haben - und will nur seine Ruhe
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Jiyuu Tenshi
Wahren Hintergründe? Er war von Anfang an nur als temporäre Lösung gedacht. Verstehe deshalb auch nicht warum das nun so überraschend sein soll.
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Nintendo Shares New Details about Its Nintendo Switch Online Service Coming in September
Nintendo’s upcoming Nintendo Switch Online service is an affordable, multi-featured paid service that lets users enjoy online play for compatible Nintendo Switch games, access classic NES games with added online functionality, back up save data for most games and use additional features for the Nintendo Switch Online smartphone app that will enhance the online experience for compatible games.
Nintendo revealed more information about Nintendo Switch Online, including pricing, Save Data Cloud backup and additional details about the classic NES games subscribers will be able to play when it launches in September.
• U.S. Pricing: Various price points offer a variety of affordable options for different players.
Individual memberships:
- One month: $3.99
- Three months: $7.99
- 12 months: $19.99
Family membership (12 months): $34.99
With a family membership, up to eight Nintendo Account holders will be able to use the Nintendo Switch Online service, even on different systems.
• Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online: Subscribers will have access to NES – Nintendo Switch Online, a compilation of classic NES games. The collection will initially include 20 games, with more added on a regular basis. At launch, previously announced games Balloon Fight, Dr. Mario and Super Mario Bros. 3 will be joined by Donkey Kong, Ice Climber, The Legend of Zelda, Mario Bros., Soccer, Super Mario Bros. and Tennis. An additional 10 launch games will be announced in the future.
For the first time ever, players will be able to enjoy these classic NES games online. Depending on the game, players can engage in online competitive or co-op multiplayer, or take turns controlling the action. Friends can even watch each other play single-player games online, and “pass the controller” at any time. Every classic NES game will support voice chat via the Nintendo Switch Online smartphone app. It will also be possible to play these games offline.
• Save Data Cloud Backup: By using Nintendo Switch Online, a backup of Nintendo Switch save data for most Nintendo Switch games will be stored online for easy access. This is great for people who want to retrieve their data if they lose, break or purchase an additional Nintendo Switch system.
• Online Play: A Nintendo Switch Online membership will be needed to participate in co-op and competitive online features for many current and upcoming Nintendo Switch games, such as Splatoon 2, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, ARMS, Mario Tennis Aces and Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido.
• Nintendo Switch Online App: The Nintendo Switch Online smartphone application can be used to enhance the online experience for compatible games through voice chat and other features.
https://www.nintendo.com/switch/online-service
Nintendo’s upcoming Nintendo Switch Online service is an affordable, multi-featured paid service that lets users enjoy online play for compatible Nintendo Switch games, access classic NES games with added online functionality, back up save data for most games and use additional features for the Nintendo Switch Online smartphone app that will enhance the online experience for compatible games.
Nintendo revealed more information about Nintendo Switch Online, including pricing, Save Data Cloud backup and additional details about the classic NES games subscribers will be able to play when it launches in September.
• U.S. Pricing: Various price points offer a variety of affordable options for different players.
Individual memberships:
- One month: $3.99
- Three months: $7.99
- 12 months: $19.99
Family membership (12 months): $34.99
With a family membership, up to eight Nintendo Account holders will be able to use the Nintendo Switch Online service, even on different systems.
• Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online: Subscribers will have access to NES – Nintendo Switch Online, a compilation of classic NES games. The collection will initially include 20 games, with more added on a regular basis. At launch, previously announced games Balloon Fight, Dr. Mario and Super Mario Bros. 3 will be joined by Donkey Kong, Ice Climber, The Legend of Zelda, Mario Bros., Soccer, Super Mario Bros. and Tennis. An additional 10 launch games will be announced in the future.
For the first time ever, players will be able to enjoy these classic NES games online. Depending on the game, players can engage in online competitive or co-op multiplayer, or take turns controlling the action. Friends can even watch each other play single-player games online, and “pass the controller” at any time. Every classic NES game will support voice chat via the Nintendo Switch Online smartphone app. It will also be possible to play these games offline.
• Save Data Cloud Backup: By using Nintendo Switch Online, a backup of Nintendo Switch save data for most Nintendo Switch games will be stored online for easy access. This is great for people who want to retrieve their data if they lose, break or purchase an additional Nintendo Switch system.
• Online Play: A Nintendo Switch Online membership will be needed to participate in co-op and competitive online features for many current and upcoming Nintendo Switch games, such as Splatoon 2, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, ARMS, Mario Tennis Aces and Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido.
• Nintendo Switch Online App: The Nintendo Switch Online smartphone application can be used to enhance the online experience for compatible games through voice chat and other features.
https://www.nintendo.com/switch/online-service
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Enrico Pallazzo
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FAQ
How do I purchase a membership for Nintendo Switch Online?
After the September 2018 launch, Nintendo Switch Online memberships will be available for purchase on Nintendo.com, in Nintendo eShop on your Nintendo Switch system, and through select retailers.
Which games require a Nintendo Switch Online membership to access online play?
Nintendo Switch games such Splatoon 2, ARMS, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Mario Tennis Aces, and Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido, will require a Nintendo Switch Online membership, but other games will vary.
How can I tell if a game requires a Nintendo Switch Online membership for online play?
We will share information on this topic at a later date.
What pricing plans are available?
There are individual memberships and family memberships (for up to 8 users). Individual memberships are available in 1-, 3-, and 12-month increments, while all family memberships are for 12 months.
If I own multiple Nintendo Switch systems, will I need a separate membership for each one?
No. Nintendo Switch Online can be used on any device by signing in with the Nintendo Account that purchased the membership.
If someone buys an individual membership, can other users on the same Nintendo Switch system use that Nintendo Switch Online membership?
Individual memberships can only be used by the Nintendo Account holder who purchased the membership.
However, you can share the Nintendo Switch Online features across all the Nintendo Accounts in a family group by purchasing a family membership.
How do I create a family group?
Starting May 15, 2018, it will be possible to create a Nintendo Account Family Group via your Nintendo Account settings. Up to eight Nintendo Accounts (including child accounts) can be linked as a family group.
Can child accounts be added to a family group and use a family membership for Nintendo Switch Online?
Yes. Any Nintendo Accounts associated with the family membership can use the service features. Parents may use Nintendo Switch Parental Controls to set restrictions for online play; restrictions for the Nintendo Online Service app can be managed with your smartphone’s parental control restriction settings.
Where can I find Parental Controls in my Nintendo Account settings?
Once logged into your Nintendo Account, click on Parental Controls in the left navigation bar.
Is Nintendo Switch Online needed for online play for the Wii U or Nintendo 3DS family of systems?
No, this service is only for Nintendo Switch systems.
When the paid service starts in September 2018, will membership plans be charged automatically?
No, Nintendo Account holders may purchase a Nintendo Switch Online membership plan at any time after launch.
If I don’t purchase a Nintendo Switch Online membership plan, will my Nintendo Switch system have any online features?
Yes. Online features including Nintendo eShop, Friend registration and management, the sharing of screenshots over social networks, Nintendo Switch Parental Controls, system and software updates, and Nintendo Switch News will not be affected by the launch of the Nintendo Switch Online paid service.
How do I set up and use Save Data Cloud backup?
More details will be released soon.
Read more at https://gematsu.com/2018/05/switch-online-service-features-and-plans-detailed#7RYVToltKcywckvD.99
How do I purchase a membership for Nintendo Switch Online?
After the September 2018 launch, Nintendo Switch Online memberships will be available for purchase on Nintendo.com, in Nintendo eShop on your Nintendo Switch system, and through select retailers.
Which games require a Nintendo Switch Online membership to access online play?
Nintendo Switch games such Splatoon 2, ARMS, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Mario Tennis Aces, and Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido, will require a Nintendo Switch Online membership, but other games will vary.
How can I tell if a game requires a Nintendo Switch Online membership for online play?
We will share information on this topic at a later date.
What pricing plans are available?
There are individual memberships and family memberships (for up to 8 users). Individual memberships are available in 1-, 3-, and 12-month increments, while all family memberships are for 12 months.
If I own multiple Nintendo Switch systems, will I need a separate membership for each one?
No. Nintendo Switch Online can be used on any device by signing in with the Nintendo Account that purchased the membership.
If someone buys an individual membership, can other users on the same Nintendo Switch system use that Nintendo Switch Online membership?
Individual memberships can only be used by the Nintendo Account holder who purchased the membership.
However, you can share the Nintendo Switch Online features across all the Nintendo Accounts in a family group by purchasing a family membership.
How do I create a family group?
Starting May 15, 2018, it will be possible to create a Nintendo Account Family Group via your Nintendo Account settings. Up to eight Nintendo Accounts (including child accounts) can be linked as a family group.
Can child accounts be added to a family group and use a family membership for Nintendo Switch Online?
Yes. Any Nintendo Accounts associated with the family membership can use the service features. Parents may use Nintendo Switch Parental Controls to set restrictions for online play; restrictions for the Nintendo Online Service app can be managed with your smartphone’s parental control restriction settings.
Where can I find Parental Controls in my Nintendo Account settings?
Once logged into your Nintendo Account, click on Parental Controls in the left navigation bar.
Is Nintendo Switch Online needed for online play for the Wii U or Nintendo 3DS family of systems?
No, this service is only for Nintendo Switch systems.
When the paid service starts in September 2018, will membership plans be charged automatically?
No, Nintendo Account holders may purchase a Nintendo Switch Online membership plan at any time after launch.
If I don’t purchase a Nintendo Switch Online membership plan, will my Nintendo Switch system have any online features?
Yes. Online features including Nintendo eShop, Friend registration and management, the sharing of screenshots over social networks, Nintendo Switch Parental Controls, system and software updates, and Nintendo Switch News will not be affected by the launch of the Nintendo Switch Online paid service.
How do I set up and use Save Data Cloud backup?
More details will be released soon.
Read more at https://gematsu.com/2018/05/switch-online-service-features-and-plans-detailed#7RYVToltKcywckvD.99