For me personally, I'm looking forward to the better lighting and 3D sound effects that come with ray tracing technology. As a game designer, I find the way sound behaves in games very annoying lol.
Because it is a nintendo game it is unlikely to be on steam.
But Stardew is on Steam! 
Right now my favorite is Animal Crossing.
So, in all seriousness, I've been actually thinking of getting a switch.Right now my favorite is Animal Crossing.
I tend to play one game a lot then switch to another game and play that a lot, then switch back depending on my mood.
In general I really like logic and puzzle type games, they are relaxing.
What are your favorite games?
I like it.
It’s fun. I like it better than I expected. I don’t like how expensive games are now days though.
I bet! Games are very expensive.I like it.
Right now my favorite is Animal Crossing.
I tend to play one game a lot then switch to another game and play that a lot, then switch back depending on my mood.
In general I really like logic and puzzle type games, they are relaxing.
What are your favorite games?
Well almost everything in game design is achieved through various tricks, in order to maintain a high framerate. This is especially true for audio, which simply plays sound from a central source when the player camera is nearby. You can add what's called a "reverb zone" in order to make sound echo when the player is inside it, which can add a bit of realism. But still, sound doesn't behave realistically; it goes through walls and objects, and there can be issues if two audio sources overlap.
Especially Nintendo. Their games never really drop in price. Zelda is still 60 bucks retail and it released in 17. At least with Playstation and Xbox, games usually drop in price 3 to 4 months after launch. I remember waiting so anxiously for games to hit "greatest hits" so I could get my PS2 games for 20 bucks
Especially Nintendo. Their games never really drop in price. Zelda is still 60 bucks retail and it released in 17. At least with Playstation and Xbox, games usually drop in price 3 to 4 months after launch. I remember waiting so anxiously for games to hit "greatest hits" so I could get my PS2 games for 20 bucks
But I do really love my Switch. The Switch lite is not at all worth it imo. The ability to dock it and play it on the big screen is essential for me.
So I've discovered that I'm bad at animal crossing. Pretty much all I do is harvest my fruit and sell it to try and pay back the loans to upgrade my house. And I'm still only at the two extra room stage
