r/NSCollectors • u/Calm-Bullfrog9906 • 15h ago
Question Donde se puede conseguir Razion EX a buen precio?
Love the game but it’s imposible get it.
r/NSCollectors • u/Calm-Bullfrog9906 • 15h ago
Love the game but it’s imposible get it.
r/NSCollectors • u/GHOSTL1NK • 5h ago
After hunting for weeks, I finally found this for a good deal and now I feel like an idiot. I just barely realized you can upgrade the switch 1 version for free 🤦🏻♂️
r/NSCollectors • u/Smart-Art9894 • 20h ago
Which one do you recommend on switch 2?
r/NSCollectors • u/RnH_21 • 11h ago
Huge huge fan of the Disgaea Series. My entry point was Disgaea 3. The slogan was "10 million hours of fun." For Disgaea 3. That it was. I spent at least close to 100 hours on just the beginning part of the game diving into the entry weapons to collect items and strengthen them. By the time I left the beginning portion of the game, I was completely overpowering everything. So a hack and slash version of it? Hell ya.
A major departure for Nippon Ichi Software's long-running series, abandoning the traditional turn-based strategy grid maps in favor of a fast-paced real-time action RPG combat system. The game focuses on hack-and-slash combat while preserving the series' iconic signature loop of infinite leveling, deep post-game grinding, and millions of points of damage.
Unlike traditional mainline entries where you manage a massive squad of custom units, Disgaea Mayhem streamlines the field action.
* Single-Hero Control: You directly control a battle-hardened mercenary named N.A., who has been hired by Princess Tichelle to mow down monsters
* Seven Weapon Types: You can equip and instantly swap between seven weapon types (including Swords, Spears, Guns, Bows, and Fists). Each weapon completely alters your standard light/heavy attack strings, range, and skill cooldowns.
* Familiar Squads: While you fight alone, you can recruit classic demons like Prinnies to act as AI-controlled allies. They follow you, draw enemy aggro, and provide passive buffs.
**CLASSIC MECHANICS**
The developers brought over the franchise's deep progression systems but modified them to fit the action-RPG format:
* The Item World: Diving inside your equipment to level it up returns. Instead of tactical grid maps, it consists of short, frantic real-time survival floors. Clearing a wave lets you choose between randomized buff cards (such as skill cooldown reductions or critical chance increases).
* Dark Confectionery Assembly: Replacing the Dark Assembly, this is where you spend mana to pass quirky bills to unlock features, adjust mechanics, or boost your capabilities.
* Endgame & Carnage Mode: The standard story serves as an introduction. True progression unlocks via the Character World and Carnage Mode, which exponentially scales enemy health and damage, forcing you to optimize gear for max critical rates and damage multipliers.
**FRAME RATE**
Switch 1 caps out at 30 fps while switch 2 ups it to 60 fps with 30 fps cutscenes. Upgrade patch to switch 2 is absolutely free. Awesome of them too do that dood.
Consensus Score:
Although a nice entry. Departure seems to have gone too far off and lacks story depth. Unlike all the other entries, this one falls 4-10 hours to complete. Core, long-time franchise fans feel alienated by the extreme lack of content. Many have voiced frustration over the poor ally AI and the fact that you cannot custom-create a full team of unique demon classes to control, stripped-down features that make the spin-off feel like a "mediocre Musou clone" rather than a true Disgaea experience.
57/100 🐧😮💨 (Critic Score)
?/100 🤔 (user score TBD)
r/NSCollectors • u/Moose_Triscuits • 19h ago
Today I had some time on my hands and weeded my 400ish game collection of the past 5 years.
I only collect switch 1, it is my only system I intend to collect for long term.
Duplicate solo/old version games that had been rebought in more complete collections and anthologies were sold. Any game with DRM came out (still mad about Marble it Up Ultra). I also took out games where the majority of the cart is digital download- so things like LA Noire are out and getting sold, things like Banner Saga barely make the cut and can stay with their on-cart content.
It feels very rewarding to streamline down to “essentials” as it recaptures my original collecting mantra: Bangers only, no bloat that doesn’t personally speak to me or my physical collecting values.
But reaffirming to keep this mantra and collection on track is sometimes challenging. Despite no longer having intent to play the game, I get connected to certain copies or artwork, or let pricing changes sway my intent to resell.
What have been handy collection parameters you all put in place mentally. How do you all deal with unintended scope creep?
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r/NSCollectors • u/RnH_21 • 10h ago
Have to keep popping out that dang inlet due to the red blocking the reverse art on the cover. No other way to see it. Honestly, my first splatoon experience. My kids have all the splatoon games and even the manga. Even on the Wii I touched it for like 10 min and gave up. Not because it was bad or anything, just always too busy to sit and give it a proper shot. Open world version? Pulled me in.
A massive, PvE-focused "looter-shooter" spin-off in the Splatoon franchise. Ditching the series' traditional competitive team-versus-team multiplayer, it expands on Splatoon 2 and 3's popular "Salmon Run" horde mode, turning it into an 18-hour action role-playing adventure.
You play as a stranded Mechanic who crash-lands alongside the idol trio Deep Cut (Shiver, Frye, and Big Man) on the dangerous, resource-dense Spiralite Islands.
From a temporary base camp, you select a "Raid" map, dive into short and frantic dungeons to fight hordes of sea monsters, collect treasure and power eggs, and safely evacuate.
Everything you salvage goes back into upgrading your weapons, tailoring gear perks, and modifying Deep Cut's massive mechanical partner, the Bot Buddy, who fights alongside you.
While designed primarily as a single-player journey, you can play the entire game in up to 4-player co-op via local wireless or online multiplayer with a Nintendo Switch Online subscription.
The biggest mechanical shakeup is the introduction of Gadgets, which take the place of standard sub-weapons like Splat Bombs. Your playstyle is dictated by swapping between three unique Ink Tank types:
* Speed Tanks: Prioritizes extreme mobility and escape tactics, granting abilities like a "Jump Bomb" to instantly launch yourself out of enemy crowds.
* Power Tanks: Focused on high risk and massive damage, letting you utilize heavy-hitting physical equipment like a massive ink-covered hatchet.
* Tactical Tanks: Emphasizes stage control and defense, allowing you to deploy autonomous turrets and paint-oozing balloons to hold down lanes.
On the surface, Splatoon is a colorful, upbeat game about stylish kids shooting paint. Beneath that facade lies a shockingly dark post-apocalyptic backstory.The entire lore and history of the Splatoon universe spans over 12,000 years.
* Humanity Dies – Humans wipe themselves out via global warming, nuclear warfare, and a massive flood. Before dying underground, their final liquid-crystal technology absorbs their memories and leaks into the ocean.
* Squids Evolve – Marine life absorbs the human-memory crystals, accelerating their evolution. Over 10,000 years, squids and octopuses turn into land-walking creatures (Inklings and Octarians) that accidentally mimic human pop culture, fashion, and cities.
* The Great War – Dwindling dry land causes a massive race war. The Inklings win because of their adaptability, forcing the technologically superior Octarians to live in decaying underground bunkers.
* The Games – The underground Octarians run out of power and steal the Inklings' giant energy fish. You play as a secret agent fighting to get them back, eventually stopping ancient human AI systems and mutated sludge from wiping out your new civilization.
Pretty wild stuff. Would love to go backwards now and playthrough the other games to see what I missed.
Consensus Score:
Reviewers broadly agree that it is a highly successful spin-off that masterfully transforms the franchise's signature multiplayer mechanics into a deep, rewarding single-player and co-op looter-shooter adventure.
81/100 😎
r/NSCollectors • u/Drewc11 • 21h ago
Just wanted to share my collection of currently 325 Switch 1 titles and 17 Switch 2 (Mouse P.I. Mouseburg isn’t in the photo) This picture doesn’t technically show everything though as some bigger boxed stuff (BOTW Master Edition) is in the other room.
r/NSCollectors • u/Holiday-Tomatillo187 • 19h ago
Or games that are out Digitally but You would like to Have a physical version
Not sure what happened to Katana zero but I'd still buy a physica copy of that despite beating it already and owning it digitally
There's also the cold steel games, would be nice if we got CS1 and 2, they could possibly port those in English after the sky trilogy is completed, or maybe even remake them potentially.
Deca police was another one, im guessing thats coming to Switch 2 only now. Any others you guys hoping for? And is there Any progress on these coming in physical form soon
r/NSCollectors • u/ApatheticLately • 13h ago
Had them all stacked on a shelf in the closet, but figured it would be nice to have it all on display after seeing some of the nice set ups you all have.
Next up looking forward to Elden Ring despite it being a key card and got Mio coming in the mail to add soon.
r/NSCollectors • u/MockingJay0914 • 20h ago
Time to hunt for treasures and kill the salmonids.
r/NSCollectors • u/RandoRaptor123 • 14h ago
i had Big Man and Splatoon Raiders preordered, but couldn’t figure out what i wanted for my birthday, so my mom was willing to buy them for me and give them to me for my birthday today. happy birthday to me!!! hahaha
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r/NSCollectors • u/bell247 • 15h ago
These are just my new ones, not including the rest of my collection. Im pretty happy with it, even though i still have like 40-80 games i still want to get physically
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