thảo luận Hội Nintendo Switch

hoatuy123 said:

Mới mua con switch hack, đang xài thẻ 128gb đi kèm mà thấy ít dung lượng quá. Có nên nâng cấp lên 256gb ko nhỉ? Chứ hiện tại cài emunand trên đây còn ko được do ko đủ dung lượng

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masterwizard said:

Hic, tự nhiên tháo thẻ nhớ ra lắp vào thì bị lỗi này, bác nào biết cách khắc phục ko giúp em với, chán quá

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blackmagic said:

Thẻ không có file boot.dat, mở ra kiểm tra xem còn file đó không, nếu mất thì tải về chép vào lại thôi
https://sx.xecuter.com/download/SXOS_beta_v3.1.0.zip
Tải file này bỏ vào thẻ nhớ

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When you get past the reception area, does the environment help inspire the kind of creativity for which Nintendo is known?

Well, like I say, the building is simple. The staff can bring in any toys or action figures they like, but we have a system whereby designers switch desks according to whatever project they’re working on. Because there are no fixed placements, people don’t have that many personal belongings around them. I think, if a child were to visit and look at the space, it might seem a bit boring? The unique creative work takes place within each person. It doesn’t require a unique-looking environment. Obviously, we have all the equipment to do our work: motion-capture studios, sound studios. And we have a well-lit cafeteria, too, with good food.

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I believe in video games as a medium, and believe they can often tell us things about ourselves that are different from the insights offered by literature or film. There’s also a part of me that recognizes they can occupy a bit too much space in a person’s life. They are demanding and alluring; the obsession they inspire can squeeze out important things. Your job, usually, is to keep players engaged. Do you ever feel a tension between that role and the responsibility of putting things into the world that don’t diminish people?
It’s kind of hard to build a game where the player can quit anytime. Human beings are driven by curiosity and interest. When we encounter something that inspires those emotions, it’s natural to become captivated. That said, I try to insure that nothing I make wastes the players’ time by having them do things that aren’t productive or creative. I might eliminate the kinds of scenes they’ve seen in every other game, or throw out clichés, or work to reduce loading times. I don’t want to rob time from the player by introducing unnecessary rules and whatnot.
The interesting thing about interactive media is that it allows the players to engage with a problem, conjure a solution, try out that solution, and then experience the results. Then they can go back to the thinking stage and start to plan out their next move. This process of trial and error builds the interactive world in their minds. This is the true canvas on which we design—not the screen. That’s something I always keep in mind when designing games.

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Napoleon_Bonaparte said:

T cực ghét cái dòng ds vì cái kiểu 2 màn. giờ switch chơi 2 màn chắc không để ý nữa

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NTKA96 said:

(Ý kiến cá nhân) Em cũng ghét kiểu 2 màn của dslite, nhất là mấy trò bắt dùng màn cảm ứng. Thề, em không thẩm nổi cái kiểu điều khiển bằng cảm ứng của Zelda thời ds, vừa tù vừa khó. Nhưng sang đến 3ds lại thích, một phần vì game không bắt buộc phải dùng cảm ứng (nếu có thì điều khiển cũng dễ hơn ds), phần vì nhiều trò tận dụng luôn làm mini map, đỡ phải ấn nút bật tắt map như Switch.

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AZXS said:

ae nào chơi monster sanctuary ko ))))
vui phết

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DungDajHjep.... said:

trông giống pokemon nhể, mà trên switch đắt gấp đôi steam, trên switch có online PVP như steam ko bác ?

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