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Digimon Time Stranger coming to Nintendo Switch 2 on July 10, 2026
Stitch
Member
Because Switch 2 is a beastHow the fuck they dare to launch there on 60fps and not on PS5?
hopefully that means they figured it out and will patch the PS5 version when the switch 2 version releases
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Kataploom
Gold Member
Swrch 2 CRUUUUUUUDBecause Switch 2 is a beast
Fake
Member
I don't think they 'figure out', and I find funny people still falling into those buzz words.
Probably a money problem, that Nintendo sorted out in exchange for a NS2 version.
Hero_Select
Member
I held off on the game specifically hoping for a Switch 2 port \o/
Fake
Member
You were saying?
Saying the reason for the 60 fps patch was because of the NS2 version. This pretty much proves my point LOL. In case you didn't notice, there is no base PS4/PS4pro version, despite a base Nintendo Switch version running at 1080p30. Sigh.
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Saber
Newd Member
You were saying?
Theres no valid reason to take this time just to launch a 60fps update for PS5 and only announcing that a future update after the SW2 version is announced. I dont think this is the "gotcha" moment youre looking for. Specially when I was looking up for this update in their own site and no info was posted.
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It is since it's coming to other consoles, but you believe in whatever you want.
Saber
Newd Member
You should take up your own suggestion. Theres a clear sign of lack interest (or incentive) in the game, even after 2 DLCs. To be revealed after SW2 version reveal with no explanation and in a single tweet(not on an official site or video), this young generation has to be that dumb to believe everything was either planned or waiting for the right moment.
that is their official Twitter dude.
touchfuzzy
Gold Member
So, fighting over the patch aside, how is the game itself -- any good?
same still need to play the demo but this definitely an incentive.
yes
Saber
Newd Member
I believe it is, I think they retain the digievolutions methods from Cybersleught(which are taken from the DS games). I'm aways up for Digimon games, but avoided that one waiting for a patch.
touchfuzzy
Gold Member
From the perspective of say... someone who watched the first two seasons of Digimon when it was a new thing in the 90's, then has literally not engaged with anything Digimon related since... still good? I'm not against it or anything I just haven't been in the Digimon fan-sphere at all. But the high production values on this one are interesting, I'm down for monster catching JRPG games in general.
Saber
Newd Member
Assuming it follows Cybersleught mechanic, probably.
Digimon nowadays aren't really difficult and can be picked up rather easly. Since Digimon formula nowadays allows you to digivolve to multiple digimons following certain requeriments without stopping progress. That means that even though you can't have a digivolution you want at the time you can still digivolve to another digimon of certain rank until you can fill its requeriments.
If this was based on the first Digimon(Digimon World for PS1), then the game would be incredibly difficult and I wouldn't even recommend this to child of how much taxing it is to progress. Next Order and Re:digitize are examples of Digimon games based on the PS1 iteration.
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