DustC H A O SMemberOct 25, 201739,934I don't really care about achievements/trophies from personal gaming perspective but I will admit they make sense from business point of view. People will buy games for them. People will play longer to get them. People will research them in relation to games.Yesterday's Direct confirmed once again that they are not bothering with that feature on a system wide level.So why do you think Nintendo is (clearly) averse to them? Do they think they cheapen the gaming experience? Do they simply not care? There has to be a reason, as I have seen this feature requested by Nintendo users quite a lot. ConflictResolverMemberJan 1, 20243,852MidgarBecause the purity of enjoying the game are the trophies. Don't need a meta layer on top of the purity. They aren't jobs, they're games.NintendoSwitchLoverMemberJun 6, 20181,055We didn't really get much info on UI and system features but maybe in typical Nintendo fashion they're waiting until they can put their own spin on itWrexisMemberNov 4, 201728,586They probably think the popups are detrimental to the core gaming experience (and yes I know you can turn them off). Personally I would hate to see this in a Mario game.strudelkuchenMemberOct 25, 201713,021ConflictResolver said:Because the purity of the game is the trophy.Click to expand...Click to shrink...Yet they add it to botw/totk via mobile app. lolTsunami561MemberMar 7, 20235,143they are thinking of a way to charge you for itKemono Legend MemberOct 27, 20178,491They need something to sell as a new nintendo idea in a few years. Just like they did yesterday with their C button.ConflictResolverMemberJan 1, 20243,852Midgarstrudelkuchen said:Yet they add it to botw/totk via mobile app. lolClick to expand...Click to shrink...Yes that is a very weird thing, because it goes completely against the design philosophy of the game.Bony ManifestoMemberOct 27, 20174,270I think it's purely Not Invented Here syndrome.GruntyMemberOct 28, 20179,699Gruntildas LairConflictResolver said:Because the purity of enjoying the game are the trophies. Don't need a meta layer on top of the purity. They aren't jobs, they're games.Click to expand...Click to shrink...Yeah okay lol antispinMemberOct 27, 20174,865They haven't found a good enough hook, most likely, beyond numbers go up. They will have something in place once they have a spin.NekoNekoCowardOct 26, 201719,981because most people don't care about this sort of thing and it's probably not part of their philosophy. many of their games have achievements built in.DarkPrinceMemberDec 2, 20171,201Participation trophies aren't needed, enjoy and focus on the game.Last_colossiThe FallenOct 27, 20174,603AustraliaConflictResolver said:Because the purity of enjoying the game are the trophies. Don't need a meta layer on top of the purity. They aren't jobs, they're games.Click to expand...Click to shrink....1000% this.Swarming1182MemberJan 14, 2018520I think it's just antithetical to their core approach to gaming.That's not to say I'm not a little disappointed they don't appear to be included. One of the things I like about trophies is they can offer an incentive to explore all the nooks and crannies of a game where I might otherwise have just put it down and started something else.But I think Nintendo see the joy of playing the game itself as somewhat undermined by some overhead 'meta' progression/achievement system which distracts from just enjoying the game for its own sake.DECKARDCreator of WormsVerifiedNov 26, 20176,916UKI always saw achievements as being like a job when baked into the OS. Or simply bragging points.Implement them on a game by game basis, if it suits them, but demanding it?Nah.nsilviasMemberOct 25, 201729,314they dont wanna know the real numbers on how many people dont finish games.nofflesUncle Works at NintendoMemberNov 10, 20171,125I think Nintendo's approach is to just let it be an ingame system if there is something. Sakurai's mantra seems to be working one in despite what hardware he's on, and it usually ends up with a more interesting system along the lines of Kid Icarus.eZipsisThe FallenOct 25, 20172,869Melbourne, AustraliaNintendo probably won't do them because trophy lists always get leaked and the trophies will contain spoilers and Nintendo is firmly against any spoilers for their games.I couldn't care less about trophies or achievements, so it doesn't bother me at all they aren't there.AlehMemberOct 27, 201719,435Because achievements suck and they happen to agree with me on this one thing GovernWortProphet of TruthMemberFeb 20, 20201,066ConflictResolver said:Because the purity of enjoying the game are the trophies. Don't need a meta layer on top of the purity. They aren't jobs, they're games.Click to expand...Click to shrink...Mario Party Jamboree has achievements.LotusOne Winged SlayerMemberOct 25, 2017121,944Beats me, but I'm glad that's the case.KalorResettlement AdvisorMemberOct 25, 201720,683I imagine it's a case of not wanting to make it mandatory versus an opposition to them. Once it's added on a system level then there's a expectation every game will have them even if it was optional for developers. So instead they just add it in-game on a case by case basis.unicornKnight Legend MemberOct 27, 201714,404Athens, GreeceThe global play data and my play data they did for Zelda Notes should be a thing for all games:CheesetrianglesMemberDec 5, 20172,351Because they know they are bad.KtSlimeMemberOct 25, 20176,967TokyoPretty thankful, leave it up to the game designer to decide what kind of rewards system their game will have,DECKARDCreator of WormsVerifiedNov 26, 20176,916UKKtSlime said:Pretty thankful, leave it up to the game designer to decide what kind of rewards system their game will have,Click to expand...Click to shrink...Yep.Shoehorning in silly requirements to be able to 100% a game which doesn't really suit such a system is horrible.EinBearMemberOct 27, 20171,948I really like achievements/trophies as a record of the games I've played. It's just fun to go back on my Xbox profile and see my Oblivion achievements from the summer of 2006 or whatever.I'd be happy if they'd just kept the activity log going from the 3DS really, it sucks that they scrapped it. If my Switch 2 profile showed I'd played 50 hours of A Link Between Worlds on the 3DS, that would pretty cool.GreywarenMemberJul 16, 201912,571SpainThey know I don't care about them, so they don't bother.andymoogleMemberOct 27, 20173,219I would think is is because they are mostly useless. Do you really need a pat on the shoulder every other step in a campaign?I know they are fairly popular, but that doesn't mean it's something good. I don't know how many times I've seen on this site that people say that they won't buy a game because it doesn't have a Platinum trophy. That's an addiction and you are clearly not enjoying gaming. And on achievement/trophy focused sites it's even more depressing reading the comments. bob1001 Legend MemberMay 7, 20202,036Because they're based af. Just not for my wallet. Yoshi88MemberOct 26, 20171,399Systemwide they always felt like a toxic way of comparing yourself to others (in German: "Schwanzvergleich") and that's so not Nintendo.Game by game-basis with added benefits (stickers, unlocks, stamps) seems to serve them well.I feel people, especially in a niche enthusiast place like this, heavily overestimate their appeal in selling a console/ game.Bony ManifestoMemberOct 27, 20174,270andymoogle said:I would think is is because they are mostly useless. Do you really need a pat on the shoulder every other step in a campaign?Click to expand...Click to shrink...Have you played a Nintendo game before? They're the kings of constant positive reinforcement!SolidSnakexMemberOct 25, 201727,289ConflictResolver said:Because the purity of enjoying the game are the trophies. Don't need a meta layer on top of the purity. They aren't jobs, they're games.Click to expand...Click to shrink...It has nothing to do with that, and people need to stop twisting themselves into knots to justify this when it comes to NintendoThe achievements will track things like weapons collected, the number of shrines completed, and other in-game metrics. Another achievement system, medals, will be awarded for reaching certain in-game milestones.Click to expand...Click to shrink...Zelda Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom will have achievements on Nintendo Switch 2 | VGCIn-app achievements will be exclusive to the Nintendo Switch 2 versions of the gameswww.videogameschronicle.comThey always have to do some nonsense like this instead of just accepting that something works well and implementing it.SnakeEaterMemberOct 31, 20171,272They don't know how to monetize them yetandymoogleMemberOct 27, 20173,219SolidSnakex said:It has nothing to do with that, and people need to stop twisting themselves into knots to justify this when it comes to NintendoZelda Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom will have achievements on Nintendo Switch 2 | VGCIn-app achievements will be exclusive to the Nintendo Switch 2 versions of the gameswww.videogameschronicle.comThey always have to do some nonsense like this instead of just accepting that something works well and implementing it.Click to expand...Click to shrink...Good. Achievements are nonsense and can be put outside of the system.GruntyMemberOct 28, 20179,699Gruntildas LairI just won't be buying a single game that isn't exclusive then. Just like I haven't for Wii, Wii U, or Switch for this very reason.JawmuncherCrisis DinoModeratorOct 25, 201743,994Ibis IslandAside from the additional resources it takes, I think it's also a point where it won't make a difference.The demand for the feature isn't going to increase sales if they suddenly added it. We're far away from Gen 7 where it actually was.The App inclusion is a nice compromise if people absolutely must have it, even if it's only for Zelda.RaysoulFat4All Ruined My RugMemberOct 26, 20173,339Forced achievements sucks. Leave it per game.Delicious WafflesMemberNov 5, 20175,745Have it, don't have it. Doesn't matter to me. MarshallLawMemberOct 19, 20231,140Because it's not necessary? They're clearly doing well without them, and as somebody that likes trophies (I wouldn't say I seek a platinum out unless I'm already naturally fairly close to it) they clearly don't feel like just adding random checklists to their games. I quite like that not having them is something different from the other two systems tbh. Just pure games and the joy that derives from that, nothing elsensilviasMemberOct 25, 201729,314andymoogle said:I would think is is because they are mostly useless. Do you really need a pat on the shoulder every other step in a campaign?I know they are fairly popular, but that doesn't mean it's something good. I don't know how many times I've seen on this site that people say that they won't buy a game because it doesn't have a Platinum trophy. That's an addiction and you are clearly not enjoying gaming. And on achievement/trophy focused sites it's even more depressing reading the comments.Click to expand...Click to shrink..." i bought this crappy game on sale cause its short and has an easy platinum"Bill GaitasMemberOct 25, 20173,933The ship sailed when they didn't bother to add a system back in 2017 when the Switch launched, no point in adding now. It sucks, I would really like to have them but oh well.GovernWortProphet of TruthMemberFeb 20, 20201,066nsilvias said:" i bought this crappy game on sale cause its short and has an easy platinum"Click to expand...Click to shrink..."im judging people on how they enjoy their hobby and spend their money"wrowaMemberOct 25, 20174,670SolidSnakex said:It has nothing to do with that, and people need to stop twisting themselves into knots to justify this when it comes to NintendoZelda Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom will have achievements on Nintendo Switch 2 | VGCIn-app achievements will be exclusive to the Nintendo Switch 2 versions of the gameswww.videogameschronicle.comThey always have to do some nonsense like this instead of just accepting that something works well and implementing it.Click to expand...Click to shrink...I don't think this is much of a counter point. There've been Nintendo games with in-game achievement systems for a long time. The point does seem to be that Nintendo thinks that achievement systems are fine for games that are suited for it and for developers who think that it enriches their games, but they apparently don't regard it as a thing that should be mandatory for all games on a system level.OhhEldenRingMemberAug 14, 20242,395nsilvias said:they dont wanna know the real numbers on how many people dont finish games.Click to expand...Click to shrink...They know this alreadyDontHateTheBaconUnshakable ResolveMemberOct 27, 201713,982They kinda put them into their games already. I guess they decided against spending the time making a system wide feature.nsilviasMemberOct 25, 201729,314GovernWort said:"im judging people on how they enjoy their hobby and spend their money"Click to expand...Click to shrink...look you can enjoy your stuff however you like but once you enter buying shovelware for easy platinums territory youve lost the plot.blueredandgoldMemberOct 25, 20178,208Nuke them from orbit.Only way to be sure.I seem to recall on here I got blown a raspberry when I complained about achievements ruining "muh immersion" during a narravtive-driven game at the end parts while playing on my Deck.Make fun of me all you want but it's the principle and the fact I had set the option not for the (obnoxious sound and visual) toast notifications to happen in-game in the first place which is my actual issue.The device reset my custom settings after an update, I'm right to point that out and I gave context for why it annoyed me.OhhEldenRingMemberAug 14, 20242,395andymoogle said:I would think is is because they are mostly useless. Do you really need a pat on the shoulder every other step in a campaign?I know they are fairly popular, but that doesn't mean it's something good. I don't know how many times I've seen on this site that people say that they won't buy a game because it doesn't have a Platinum trophy. That's an addiction and you are clearly not enjoying gaming. And on achievement/trophy focused sites it's even more depressing reading the comments.Click to expand...Click to shrink...View: https://youtu.be/zbYUOhzQmPY?feature=sharedReminds me of this sketch

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The return of Call of Duty: Warzone's original map, Verdansk, appears to be doing its job of driving players back to the game, on Steam at least. On Steam, Warzone and Black Ops 6 are packaged together inside the overarching "Call of Duty" launcher--and player numbers are spiking.Call of Duty surged past 114,000 concurrent players on Steam today, April 3, following the re-introduction of Verdansk to Warzone for the first time since December 2021. This is the highest player count for Call of Duty in 2025 so far. It's still well below the all-time peak of 491,670 players from November 2022, however. At 114,000+ concurrent players, Call of Duty is the No. 8 most popular game on Steam at press time.Warzone itself is a free-to-play game, but it's not listed as such on Steam because it's part of the Call of Duty launcher that includes paid titles like Black Ops 6. It's not clear how many of the 110,000+ people playing Call of Duty on Steam are playing Warzone. Also unknown is how Warzone is performing on Xbox and PlayStation since the reintroduction of Verdansk.Continue Reading at GameSpot

Nintendo Switch 2's C button was a late addition, with a new interview stating it was added following a "very last-minute request."The Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con 2's mysterious C button sparked debate ahead of the Switch 2 Nintendo Direct, where it was revealed to be a dedicated button for the console's Discord-like GameChat feature. In a series of developer interviews posted on Nintendo's website diving into various aspects of the Switch 2's creation, Sumikazu Ono, a member of Nintendo's entertainment planning and development department, said the C button came as a result of making sure the GameChat feature was easy to use.He said he thought the idea of having to pause the game and go to the home screen, find the right menu, make a chat room, and then return to the game (the way basically every other modern video game console does it) was "bothersome." That resulted in the idea of the C button.Continue Reading at GameSpot

The wastelands of the Falloutuniverse are dotted with the surviving remnants of a world before and after a nuclear war. Some of these remnants act as landmarks and safe havens for survivors of the apocalypse. Aside from being environmental buildings or backdrops, these places are also central to the choices that define the players journey.

The popular streaming platform, Netflix, is dealing in more than just film and television now. They have branched out into games too, with their Netflix Games service. Anyone with a Netflix subscription can download and play Netflix Games for free, and they have a large amount of really high-quality titles.

Hello, genuine question, I've been racking my brains, but still can't figure out a solution.What I want: To simulate the Z vector (x,y,z) in a 2D rendering Game, using something like layers when drawing.Context: Game Engine using Monogame Framework to deal with Graphics.Using the 2D Monogame Library.How it works: It draws things in the order that was requested.So, first of all I ask it to draw the map grid(with layers) after the player.The problem: even though

We may earn a commission from links on this page.Welcome to Cookbook of the Week. This is a series where I highlight cookbooks that are unique, easy to use, or just special to me. While finding a particular recipe online serves a quick purpose, flipping through a truly excellent cookbook has a magic all its own.Every time I see a newly budding tree or a daffodil leaping out of a scruffy patch of grass, it brings me a fresh moment of cheer. Spring is coming to New York. That means sun and spring fashion, but mostly Im excited for the variety of veggies thatll be available. Im choosing to celebrate Springs approach with an appropriately veggie-forward Cookbook of the Week: Yassou.About the bookYassou is a Mediterranean cookbook, specifically focusing on Greek dishes, written by Shaily Lipa. This cookbook is brand new; just published in March. Lipa gives the reader a teeny history lesson on how Greek cuisine developed and other cultures that influenced it, and then quickly jumps into recipes.Woven with beautiful photography, youll get lost flipping through sections like Mezes and Starters, Stuffed Vegetables, and (my favorite section) Patties and Savory Pastries. This cookbook has classic recipes youve probably tried at restaurants, like moussaka or stuffed grape leaves, and new ones youve never heard of but are incredibly tempting, like kolokithokeftedes (fried zucchini and feta balls).I dont usually enjoy historical interludes in cookbooks (Im very recipe focused) but Lipa includes brief informational sections that focus on specific ingredients that are indispensable to Greek cooking, like The Cheeses of Greece, and The Path of the Olive. These sections give welcome insight into the culture, and whets your palate for the recipes to come.A great cookbook for veggie enthusiasts who don't mind branching outYou like vegetables. Youre interested in eating them often. However, you still like to have fun. (You know what I meanraw kale salad isnt fun. Ill eat it, but fun is not an emotion I experience when eating it.) Melitzanosalata, aka Eggplant Spread, drizzled with olive oil and served with pita bread is fun!If you want a cookbook with lots of delicious, vegetable-centric options but you dont want to feel like you live off of salad alone, Yassou is for you. Sure, its a Mediterranean diet, but there is no fear of bread, sugar, oil, or pastry. There are fresh salads for sure, but theyre not the only venue for vegetables. There are numerous styles of cooking with produce, putting them in the background, foreground, and slightly off-stage. Zucchinis are shredded and shaped into fritters; crushed tomatoes create a simmering blanket for shrimp; onion and peppers chargrill on a skewer with juicy hunks of lamb.Many of the recipes rely on plants, but you dont have to commit. Some days you just want bread and cheese and there are recipes for those moments in Yassou too. There are pasta dishes, fish dishes, bread recipes, and oh, the cheese. I have truly enjoyed a free pass this week to eat all the feta I want.The dishes I made this weekOne thing I appreciate about Yassou is that you can jump into these recipes with whatever cooking skill level you exist at. Its written simply, and the instructions are clear and easy to follow. There is no preamble about specialty cookware or how to replace ingredients you cant find. Most of the ingredients are things that are common to the Western grocery store. I didnt have to sift for very long to find recipes I was able to do because I didnt have to consider making any special trips or ordering unusual ingredients. Credit: Allie Chanthorn Reinmann I decided to make Kassiopita (Greek flatbread) and Horiatiki Salata (Greek Salad). Yes, I essentially made Greek Olive Garden unlimited salad and breadsticks, but I dont care what you think. Its always been a great deal. Plus, these recipes made for a fabulous lunch.On the surface, Horiatiki Salata looks like any Greek salad you might have had beforekalamata olives, cucumbers, and feta among other ingredients with a simple dressing. But there are good and bad versions of this salad being made, often in New Jersey diners and pizzerias. This version is perfectly crunchy, briny, and herbaceous with as much creamy, salty feta as you please. I knew I could count on this salad recipe as soon as I saw that the first move was thinly slicing the red onion and pickling it in the oil and vinegar dressing. This should be the treatment of all freshly sliced onions in salad. Credit: Allie Chanthorn Reinmann The Kassiopita, entitled Greek Flatbread in the cookbook, might become something I make quite often. Its easy to make, loaded with feta, and cooks up quite dramatically in the oven. The batter is made with a blend of yogurt, egg, and flour, so it has the texture of a giant popover, or Dutch Baby. Its seasoned lightly and then you mix crumbled creamy feta into the batter. The mixture cooks in a casserole dish with a quarter-cup of olive oil in it. I watched the bread bubble and fry as it puffed up in the oven, and broiled it for the last minute and a half to lightly brown the surface. I ate a piece while it was still warm (too hot actually, but I cant be stopped), and the crumbled feta made decadent melty, tart pockets of cheese dispersed in the eggy bread. Eat it with salad or eat it soloI can vouch for both. I made the bread in the instructed size dish, but if you wanted the bread to be thinner then you could easily use a larger pan and reduce the cooking time. How to buy itYassou is available as a hardcover, or as an e-book for a reasonable price. I highly suggest taking a jaunt to your nearest big box book shops or local independent bookstores to see if they have it on their new or featured cookbook displays. And if its not on their shelves, ask if they can order it to their location (sometimes for no shipping fee). Yassou: The Simple, Seasonal Mediterranean Cooking of Greece $16.99 at Amazon Shop Now Shop Now $16.99 at Amazon

Whether you want to quickly check where a particular city is or grab an address to share with a friend, opening a full-blown maps app sometimes feels like overkill. Mappa Mini is a free Mac app by developer Lucas Raggers that lets you do a quick search without taking up all of your attention.Just click the menu bar icon and search for any business or location. You'll see right where it is in a small pop-up, without having to load any application or website. If there are multiple matches, you'll see them all in a listclick any of them to see the location in context. This is perfect for when you quickly need to check where something is.You can get more details by clicking the three dots to the right of the location. This allows you to add the location to your favorites, open the location or create a route to it, or copy the address. Credit: Justin Pot You can choose to copy the full address or just a part of it, such as the full address, postal code, city, or street. You can also copy the coordinates, or just copy a link or picture of the map. All of this is useful if you're texting a friend about where to meet and want to provide some quick context.By default, opening a location will launch Apple Maps. You can change this, if you like, so that locations open in your choice of Google Maps, OpenStreetMap, Waze, or HERE WeGo. Note that the initial map will always be an Apple Mapthe setting only changes what happens when you choose to open the location or get directions to it. There's not much more in the way of settingsyou can change the size of the pop-up window, the map radius, and whether the application launches in the menu bar when your Mac boots.It's not an application that's going to replace your map app of choice, nor is it trying to be. It's great at what it does, though, and that's doing quick map searches before getting out of your way.

Nintendo just held a livestream to drop more details on the forthcoming Switch 2 console. At the very end, it revealed a brand-new 3D platformer starring Donkey Kong. This is the first game of its type since Donkey Kong 64 hit the Nintendo 64 all the way back in 1999. Its called Donkey Kong Bananza and launches exclusively for the Switch 2 on July 17, which is just over a month after the console hits store shelves.It looks cool! Much of the environment is destructible, so DK can get in there and break stuff. It also features sidescrolling segments, sort of like how modern Mario 3D platformers dip into their 2D roots every once in a while. We got to try it out in our hands-on with the Switch 2, and while it looks fabulous, it also feels like the kind of game that would have looked great on the original Switch. With Nintendo's stylized graphics for titles like this, the impact of the Switch 2's upgrades doesn't quite hit the same way it might in other games. That's not a big knock, but just something to be aware of.The whole thing has a funky and cartoonish vibe one would expect from our favorite gorilla. However, I didnt hear one lick of the famous Donkey Kong rap during the trailer but the equally iconic "ooh banana" sound effect from DK64 does make a brief cameo.The trailer does show DK climbing up the sides of mountains (getting his BOTW-era Link on) and rollicking through several locations. These include a forest and an ice region, among others. The footage also shows the meanest looking Kong Ive ever seen.NintendoWe dont know too much about this game beyond what the trailer shows, but we dont have that long to wait. Once again, Donkey Kong Bananza comes out on July 17.Update: April 3 2025, 10:10AM ET: Updated with a few impressions from our Switch 2 hands-on demo.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/nintendo/donkey-kong-bananza-is-a-brand-new-3d-platformer-for-switch-2-143108835.html?src=rss