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Tito_i_Partija wrote: ↑15/10/2023 14:47
@vaučer kontam da uzmem sinu Switch ovih dana, pa onda možda uzmem i Mario Odyssey. Uzrast'o sam uz Mario igre, tako da me vjerovatno to vuče nazad ka platformerima.

vaučer wrote: ↑15/10/2023 14:50 Ne znam jesi li igrao, ali meni su Rayman igre vrhunski platformeri.
Brdo zabave, strašno ispolirane igre i taman na mjeru teške.

korisnik_ca wrote: ↑15/10/2023 15:09

Tito_i_Partija wrote: ↑15/10/2023 14:47
@vaučer kontam da uzmem sinu Switch ovih dana, pa onda možda uzmem i Mario Odyssey. Uzrast'o sam uz Mario igre, tako da me vjerovatno to vuče nazad ka platformerima.

Zavisno od novcane situacije, preporuka je OLED model (SD kartica, pro controller, grip controller su opcije). Fantastican je ekran u handheld modu. Igre su skupe, ali vrijede.

Ja sam opet poceo Breath of the Wild, prije nego krenem novu Zeldu. (Znaci Starfield koji dobijem kao dio pretplate od 4 eura stoji, a dajem 70 dolara za novu zeldu).

Tito_i_Partija wrote: ↑15/10/2023 15:46
Defitivno bi uzeo OLED opciju zbog kvaliteta slike. Kont'o sam da sačekam Switch 2, al' navodno izlazi tek u Septembru 2024 godine.

Tabakmalac wrote: ↑15/10/2023 20:00 Za Nintendo ekskluzive tipa Zelda: Breath of the Wild, pukneš Yuzu (Switch emulator) i igraš igru u 60 fps (ili više) i na jačoj rezoluciji.

With the world having to get a second mortgage on a house just to buy a bag of potatoes these days, increases in the price for a relatively niche service won't be a surprise. But if you're a fan of Nvidia's GeForce Now and want to keep using it, you'll be paying anywhere between 10% and 40% more, depending on where you live.

The new membership fees for the game streaming service won't take effect until the 1st November, but Nvidia hasn't exactly gone all out with the announcement, with just a simple update of the GeForce Now FAQ site. Though, to be fair, it may have already let its existing subscribers in these areas know. To be honest, I only noticed the changes thanks to the sharp eyes over at Videocardz and scouting around the interwebs suggests I wasn't the only one to miss it.

So why are prices going up and how bad is it going to be? Nvidia has said it's "to account for increased operational costs in those areas" and is referring to Canada, United Kingdom, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Czech Republic, Poland, and countries whose national currency is the Euro.

Users in Poland will see the smallest increase, with most of the one and six month Priority and Ultimate package fees rising by 10%, though the six month Ultimate will just go up by 8%. I say 'just' but that's still a sizeable hike. It's nothing compared to Sweden, Norway, and Canada, however.

The first two will see membership fees 30% higher, while anyone using GeForce Now in Canada will be hit with increases starting at 30% and going as high as 40%, depending on the package you go with.

Yes, you read that right. At the moment, the cost of a six month Priority membership in Canada is 49.99 CAD but in a few weeks, it'll be 69.99 CAD. And what are you getting for that? Up to 1080p resolution and 60 fps, and a six hour session length. Don't forget that GeForce Now doesn't offer any games, as such. It connects to whatever digital library you already have (e.g. Steam) and runs those games for you.

Tito_i_Partija wrote: ↑16/10/2023 23:36

With the world having to get a second mortgage on a house just to buy a bag of potatoes these days, increases in the price for a relatively niche service won't be a surprise. But if you're a fan of Nvidia's GeForce Now and want to keep using it, you'll be paying anywhere between 10% and 40% more, depending on where you live.

The new membership fees for the game streaming service won't take effect until the 1st November, but Nvidia hasn't exactly gone all out with the announcement, with just a simple update of the GeForce Now FAQ site. Though, to be fair, it may have already let its existing subscribers in these areas know. To be honest, I only noticed the changes thanks to the sharp eyes over at Videocardz and scouting around the interwebs suggests I wasn't the only one to miss it.

So why are prices going up and how bad is it going to be? Nvidia has said it's "to account for increased operational costs in those areas" and is referring to Canada, United Kingdom, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Czech Republic, Poland, and countries whose national currency is the Euro.

Users in Poland will see the smallest increase, with most of the one and six month Priority and Ultimate package fees rising by 10%, though the six month Ultimate will just go up by 8%. I say 'just' but that's still a sizeable hike. It's nothing compared to Sweden, Norway, and Canada, however.

The first two will see membership fees 30% higher, while anyone using GeForce Now in Canada will be hit with increases starting at 30% and going as high as 40%, depending on the package you go with.

Yes, you read that right. At the moment, the cost of a six month Priority membership in Canada is 49.99 CAD but in a few weeks, it'll be 69.99 CAD. And what are you getting for that? Up to 1080p resolution and 60 fps, and a six hour session length. Don't forget that GeForce Now doesn't offer any games, as such. It connects to whatever digital library you already have (e.g. Steam) and runs those games for you.

@Chmoljo nadam se da u BiH neće puno dignut' cijenu.

Averus wrote: ↑17/10/2023 22:21 Sve dok ne ode public, Steam je jak k'o zemlja. Gabe je zgrnuo toliko bogatstva, da me ne bi čudilo da je u pozadini napravio AI verziju sebe koja će nastaviti da vodi sve
Najpametniji potez je što nije otišao na berzu, da se lešinari otimaju oko novčića, pa sjebu tako dobru platformu.

Uprkos popularnom mišljenju, meni je drago da ima i drugih jer je konkurencija uvijek dobra. Međutim svi ostali su se do sad samo brukali.
Nije ni Steam savršen, ali mu drugi nisu ni do koljena.

Chmoljo wrote: ↑18/10/2023 14:59 neka fala. nek mater svoju zove, a ne Ktulua.

Averus wrote: ↑18/10/2023 15:28

Chmoljo wrote: ↑18/10/2023 14:59 neka fala. nek mater svoju zove, a ne Ktulua.

Picka Club Assemble

Peacean wrote: ↑18/10/2023 16:12 Ja sam isto tako od Outlast-a odustao