It seems there is a competition between two 2011 RPGs to see exactly who can stay the most relevant. One way to do that is to release on every system that can handle it. Skyrim has taken an early lead there, but don't worry, Dark Souls isn't far behind.
difficult but satisfying; looks good on Switch; runs smoothly
serious control issues; amiibos do nothing; not for everyone
It is hard to believe that when Dark Souls released seven years ago, it only did so on two consoles, the PS3 and the Xbox 360. It went on to become the worldwide phenomenon we know today which has spawned numerous inspirations and knockoffs of challenging games.
Dark Souls on the go; Aged surprisingly well; Seeing new people try it out
Ported from what seems to the Xbox 360 version; Button mapping is wrong way round for the Switch; Handheld mode made it feel a bit tougher
If you've paid attention to the mainstream gaming scene anytime in the last decade, you probably know about Dark Souls. You've probably heard it's wildly difficult (it is), that its mechanics are obtuse (they are) and it's narrative vague and ambiguous (yup).
Dark times
Handheld Dark Souls; Runs the same in docked and handheld modes
Framerate often struggles to hit 30fps; Controls can be awkward in handheld; Inferior in every way to the other versions
It seems like only a few months ago that Dark Souls Remastered came out . Wait, it was only a few months ago and the Switch version was delayed you say Well gosh, makes you wonder what happened to that version of the game doesn't it
Still Dark Souls; Portable; Can be paused (kind of
Where did those frames even go; Which button is confirm; I have killed Sif so many times it's beginning to affect everyday life
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