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Ars posted their thoughts on the Live Home Circuit kit. I think the biggest takeaways are that the camera quality wasn't nearly as good as Nintendo made it look, and make sure you vacuum first.
Well that definitely isn't a ringing endorsement.Ars posted their thoughts on the Live Home Circuit kit. I think the biggest takeaways are that the camera quality wasn't nearly as good as Nintendo made it look, and make sure you vacuum first.
Well that definitely isn't a ringing endorsement.
Well I got me one for pickup at Best Buy. Most BB's near me still have em in stock and Target does too. I'm going to pick it up this morning as long as they actually have it in stock lol.
I probably won't use it until tomorrow though but will post some reactions to it once I do.
I noticed that too this morning. Luigi's impossible to find but Mario's were pretty easy to come by. It's gone at most Target's in my area but some Best Buy's have it like 15-20 miles away.I looked a bit later than intended, but awkwardly... it was easy to find a Mario in stock at Target and Best Buy, but Luigi is a bit harder to find. I ended up ordering one from a Target that's about 25 miles from me, but we'll see if I actually get it. I'm guessing they just made more Mario units because he's more popular?
I noticed that too this morning. Luigi's impossible to find but Mario's were pretty easy to come by. It's gone at most Target's in my area but some Best Buy's have it like 15-20 miles away.
I ended up getting mine from Best Buy since I had $20 in rewards since I just bought a new washer and dryer last month. I will probably not play it until tomorrow though but will post impressions after we play around with it. My son is going to be so excited when I surprise him with it tomorrow.
I honestly only really have one room that this will work in lol. Our living/dining room is really the only large open area without carpet that this will work on. And I guess our kitchen too but obviously it's not like a track can stay setup there for a long time. My sons playroom is all carpeted unfortunately otherwise that would be the ideal place, if we could clean it up a bit first.After a bit of a drive, I did end up getting both through Target today. (I do wish that I would have adjusted my order and got them both from the distant store though.) I figure I'll try one of them out, and determine whether to keep the other one based upon how I like the first one.
Have you scoped out any fun areas to build tracks? I have a bunch of boxes that I've been meaning to tear down for recycling, so I'm wondering if I could build something fun with that.
I honestly only really have one room that this will work in lol. Our living/dining room is really the only large open area without carpet that this will work on. And I guess our kitchen too but obviously it's not like a track can stay setup there for a long time. My sons playroom is all carpeted unfortunately otherwise that would be the ideal place, if we could clean it up a bit first.
I guess in theory too we could use the garage AND keep the track there too since we don't put our cars in there, but it's not very big.
My buddies USB port on his Switch broke a while back and he couldn't charge it once it died. But it was because his son jammed it into the dock and screwed it up so it's a bit different than yours just sitting and it stopped working.So anyone have to debug a switch that won't turn on? I hadn't played mine in a few months and now it won't turn on. It was left in the OEM dock the whole time.
I tried the hold the power button in for ~15 seconds, wait a few seconds, then attempt to power on, but didn't see any change. I do get a quick green led blip when placed into the dock, so I think the dock at least sees it connect. Any suggestions? I probably need to pickup a USB power meter to see the voltage/amps being pulled by the switch when attempting to charge. I don't think there is any physical damage to the charging port (it has only ever been placed in the OEM dock, and never used the charging cable directly to help avoid breaking any pins/placing too much torque on the connector).
I have used the USB-C cable that came with the pro controller to charge mine while I'm on vacation.Thanks. I will give that a try. I had been hesitant to use a different cable/charger since (at least when first released), Nintendo warned about using third party chargers since they didn't seem to fully comply to USB standards. I have been reading up more on it (since this issue occurred) and it seems like it isn't as big an issue now (especially if you monitor what is happening through a USB power meter). I ordered a meter yesterday (should be here today), and the converter cables/adapters I need for it should arrive tomorrow.
I have Celeste on my list of backlog games I want to play next year.I had never played Celeste but heard great things about it and randomly saw it is $2.73 on the Argentina shop.
I just followed this process here and got it. It's $19.99 on US store.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/has-anyone-been-able-to-buy-from-argentina-eshop.542503/#post-8758940
How would them getting my money hurt them more than if I just got it from the US shop and paid $20 netting the AR shop $0?I have Celeste on my list of backlog games I want to play next year.
That said, there's a reason it's only $2.73 in Argentina. You probably make as much in two weeks that the average Argentinian makes in a year. Circumventing regional pricing like this hurts those places, so you really shouldn't do it.