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The other day, I downloaded some new Free-to-play games like 'Vigor' to my Nintendo Switch lite. I haven't played them yet, but one thing I notice is that more of these kinds of games are definitely coming to the Nintendo Switch.
I have mixed feelings about them because they are originally available on mobile devices. If you have read through my blog post, you'll know I don't really like mobile games because they aren't really a full game. The dev is only interested in milking as much money as possible from their players.
Nintendo Switch with Neon Blue and Neon Red Joy‑Con - HAC-001(-01)
Mobile gaming has changed how Dev created their games. It's all about promoting intangible items to boost your ego. The good thing is that you can start playing games for free. But, get ready for ads to promo other games or items to 'enhance' your gaming experience.
If they had their way, some gamers would prefer using their money to have an advantage over other players. Like better armor or weapons. Actually, if in a real war, of course, every military wants the best weapons available, money can buy. Then again, we have seen examples of how technology is not everything. Eh?
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Don't get me wrong, I personally like playing Asphalt 9 Legends, which is a free-to-play game. I also like some free-to-play fps shooter games like Call of Duty mobile. I did a video compilation gameplay of some games that I'll like to be ported to the Switch. Go watch it!
I'm not interested in spending my money on stupid items that are for 'sale' or whatever. Although, it's pretty enticing to buy them. The good thing is that they're mostly expensive. I'm not paying up to a freaking USD$100 or more for coins or whatever craps.
Nintendo Joy-Con (L/R) - Neon Pink / Neon Green
One of the reasons I don't mind free-to-play or mobile games coming to the Switch is that now I don't have to worry if I can play it with a physical controller. I used to check out the stupid Google play store and try to guess which games have controller support.
I actually feedback to Google to create a section or tell the game dev to put out information if their games have controller support. It's exasperating to download a game only to found out that it doesn't. So, I deleted them. I'm not wasting my phone storage. As some of these games are pretty large.
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I like playing some of the mobile games with my Xbox controller. I actually bought the Night-Ops Camo special edition just for playing with my Samsung Note 10+ phone. It's only recently that you can connect your Xbox controller via Bluetooth.
The problem is like I said before, not many mobile games have controller support. Even if it's RPG or FPS. Isn't that funny? I hate the feeling of my thumbs when gaming using a touchscreen. Sometimes, in my excitement, I'll miss the control and end up losing or killed.
Another thing that I hate about some of these free-to-play games is that you need an internet connection to play. There was a time during traveling where I couldn't get any connection and I can't play the freaking game. I got frustrated and deleted it. I delete games more than I play them on my mobile.
Anyway, hoping to see more FPS or RPG games coming to the Nintendo Switch. I truly enjoyed being able to play Minecraft Dungeons and Torchlight III which is a full game on my Nintendo Switch lite. With controller support, I don't mind these Free-to-play format game. The more games the merrier. Just don't expect me to pay.
What you guys think?
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