@justthetip: A year isn't that much, ever tried actually learning another language? Even language courses that run for two years expect you to make plenty of idiom and grammatical mistakes, especially in complex sentences

@xiricon: mocking someone for their inability to speak a language isn't very funny, though the translate was pretty cool

@xiricon: I don't think they're using translate though, Google Translate is quite good these days, and I doubt that it would have such significant errors. It could just be that they are a beginner.

@waltdawg443: just use a trainer if that's all you want. There are plenty of free ones out there online.

@LesserAngel: Who knows, maybe it won't be all about him.

@Rufus_the_rat: still more fun than 3D horse balls simulator ¯\_ツ_/¯

@nintendians: Yeah, that's what I mean, people often say Nintendo should have made the Switch more powerful, but they forget that it's not a traditional console but a hybrid. I mean, I think if they were to improve anything, they should improve the CPU, not the GPU. Devs often complain about being underpowered, but I think they won't really have an excuse with a good CPU, as they won't need to downgrade the physics, which is extremely difficult and complex. On the other hand, it's much simpler to downgrade graphics.

Also, I never recharge my laptop, because I never go without my cables =p.

To people who say the Switch needs better hardware:

Yeah no, that would price its console at an absurdly high price, unless they are willing to take a huge loss on the hardware. And that's not to mention cooling and battery. My gaming laptop dies in 20 minutes under load at 95C and I just got it last year.

Besides, I personally think that slightly older graphics, done right, can still look amazing or at least not affect the experience. Only AAA games require much horsepower, and that's only because the devs try to focus on realism too much since they have mostly run out of ideas in the gameplay and story department. That's why the Switch is so successful, it targets indies who focus the other aspects of games that make them enjoyable in the first place.

I would also argue that it shouldn't have to run the AAA games, as it is not a console for beta gamers who want to play the latest, beautifulest, AAA game. Instead, it's finding itself a nice niche of casual gamers or alpha gamers who already have another console/PC to play their AAA games.

@Thanatos2k:

And what? kill the battery? No thanks, I'd rather get graphics downgrades

@nintendians: hahahahahahah. Yeah no, that would price its console at an absurdly high price, unless they are willing to take a huge loss on the hardware. And that's not to mention cooling and battery. My 1070 laptop (not the max-q variant) dies in 20 minutes under load at 95C and I just got it last year.

Besides, I personally think that ps3 graphics, done right, can still look amazing or at least not affect the experience. Only AAA games require much horsepower, and that's only because the devs try to focus on realism too much since they have mostly run out of ideas in the gameplay and story department. That's why the Switch is so successful, it targets indies who focus the other aspects of games that make them enjoyable in the first place. I would also argue that it shouldn't have to run the AAA games, as it is not a console for beta gamers who want to play the latest, beautifulest, AAA game. Instead, it's finding itself a nice niche of casual gamers or alpha gamers who already have another console/PC to play their AAA games.