Topic: Iwata still lives in every Switch

[Luigi Dude]

https://twitter.com/NinDailyNews/status/910224113960194050

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2017/09/searching-for-the-hidden-motion-to-unlock-the-switchs-nes-emulator/





 

[NWR_insanolord]

That's awesome.

[ShyGuy]

Oh man, that is pretty cool. Leave luck to Heaven.

[nickmitch]

:'^)

[Wanderlei]

I get feeling every time I finish a game and credits rolling and I see "Executive Producer Satoru Iwata".

[BranDonk Kong]

IDK if you've seen it, but they have figured out how to launch the game. The bad news - if you've ever connected your switch to the internet, you can't do it until next year (it goes by time configured by the network, changing the date will not work). On July 11, pull out both JoyCon and do Iwata's famous "Direct to you" move when it's at the menu screen.

[Lemonade]

This is such a good thing. I will have to try it out once that day gets here again

[Khushrenada]

So, every Switch is a shrine to Iwata?

[Mop it up]

The added motion controls makes me wonder if it were also used for some sort of testing purpose.

I miss Iwata.

[King of Twitch]

Retro: So did you have a project you wanted us to work on?
Iwata: Watch this, you can play NES Golf with motion controls!
Retro: *slumps in chair*

*Iwata plays NES Golf on Switch and laughs for 3 hours*

[Stratos]

I get feeling every time I finish a game and credits rolling and I see "Executive Producer Satoru Iwata".

Reminds me of when my Dad told me that Miyamoto had died, it was right when I got Star Fox 64 in 1997, and I actually teared up at the end credits of the game, thinking this was his last...I then realized that it was Gunpei Yokoi who has actually died.


Makes me wonder how the gaming world will react when Miyamoto finally passes.

[Lemonade]

how the gaming world will react when Miyamoto finally passes.

Everyone will be talking about it for a long time