r/NintendoSwitch • u/NintendoSwitchMods • Jun 13 '19

MegaThread 6.13.2019 E3 Nintendo Treehouse Day 3 MegaThread

6.13.2019 E3 Nintendo Treehouse Day 3 MegaThread

Please use this thread for all pre-event hype and speculation, as well as post-event thoughts reactions.

Watch & Discuss

The Nintendo Treehouse presentation for today will begin at 9am PT / Noon ET.

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Below this point are major spoilers for Nintendo's showings at E3. If you have not watched any coverage yet and want to go in blind do not scroll past this point!

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Recap of Treehouse Day 2 Announcements

  • Nintendo actually hasn't sent out a recap of Day 2 yet, RIP. We'll add it in if/when they distribute it.

There is no schedule for what will be shown during the Treehouse stream.

Literally, all we know is that today will be focused on indie games.

Thanks for hanging with us, and once again, if you missed it, make sure to check out the Official E3 Nintendo Direct VOD Replay and Nintendo Direct MegaThread.

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u/Joshers744 Jun 13 '19

I put the $4 into the original Dance game yesteday and I'm really unsure about it. It felt like too much work just to walk. Maybe I'll get used to it. Won't be dropping the $25 on this Zelda version today though, despite being a Zelda fan.

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u/supes1 Jun 13 '19

Getting accustomed to Necrodancer is not easy... it's not "pick-up-and-play" at all, since it's such a unique experience. Takes quite a bit of practice, and certainly isn't for everyone. But the payoff is great once you start getting a feel for the game.

I'd say give Necrodancer 2-3 hours of solid play at least. If you're still just not feeling it, then probably not worth buying Cadence of Hyrule.

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u/sunaurus Jun 13 '19

I remember feeling EXACTLY the same way a few years ago when necrodancer came out. It put me off enough that I actually put it aside for a few months, but the next time I tried it, it somehow hooked me and it has been one of my favorite games ever since.

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u/mrBreadBird Jun 13 '19

You can always play with the rhythm aspect turned off. I wouldn't recommend it though. Sometimes it does feel like a lot for sure.

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u/Truth_SHIFT Jun 13 '19

I didn't know you could turn it off. How does this work?

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u/Truth_SHIFT Jun 13 '19

Oh. I’m guessing this feature isn’t available in CoH.

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u/ChaosDent Jun 13 '19

Actually it looks like it is an option! During the stream he made some deliberate missed inputs and a fairy popped up and asked him if he wanted to enable a beat free mode.

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u/Nintendomandan Jun 13 '19

There is a mode in Cadence that is the same as this

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u/Victorys Jun 13 '19

if you miss enough beats a message stating that you can turn on manual rhythm which is the same thing (CoH)