Nintendo commented on the problems of N64 games on the Switch -apkrig
From the end of October, owners of Switches can to enjoy older games from the Nintendo 64 era, hence the Mega Drive console from Sega. They are available as part of the so-called Expansion Pack – a supplement to the Nintendo Switch Online subscription, for which those interested pay $ 50 a year. However, since the announcement, the service has faced criticism, first because of the high price for a handful of retro games, then for their unsatisfactory technical processing, which, moreover, does not bring anything extra. Criticism poured on Nintendo’s head from all sides, the players shared hard-to-believe screenshots from games that fluctuated the level of graphics in a serious way, and the promised features, especially multiplayer, did not work without errors. After all, the trailer featuring the NIntendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack is the worst-ranked video in the history of Japanese society, if we take the number of inches down as a metric. To the number 182 thousand disliků Nintendo is finally responding against just 18,000 inches, but nothing specific has yet been said about improving the service and quality of games.
We want quality and great content with high value, says Doug Bowser.
Nintendo of America President Doug Bowser published the opinion in an interview with The Verge magazine. “We are constantly looking for ways to improve our online features and games. We continue to add value through other services, “Bowser said. He then confirmed that Nintendo takes feedback from players and fans very seriously and continues to look for ways to increase overall quality. “We want quality and great content with high value,” he concluded in response to a burning topic. However, it cannot be left out that we are talking about only 9 games from Nintendo 64, to which seven (but probably even more) others are to be added, and 14 titles from Mega Driv. For the price of 50 euros and especially taking into account the quality of the ports, the offer does not yet fulfill Bowser’s stated mission and it is a question of what Nintendo intends to do with it.
For example, players have previously pointed out that identical versions of the game look significantly better on the much older Nintendo Wii U than on the port on Switch, which is also quite surprising given the age of the titles. A large wave of complaints also led to the inability to set button layouts, sound delays, unresolved compatibility with the original N64’s memory card, control lagoon, and other similar issues. There were more than players would expect from the premium service, and the question is whether Nintendo will take some action back to correct the mistakes. Youtuber Nerrel talks in great detail about all the shortcomings in his video.
