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Re: Nintendo Switch
Posted: 24 Oct 2017 00:04
by Kreegs
I have a relay. Its a pyramid on a random table in the room that communicates with the other pyramid that is in thr laundry room facing all the things. I point in the direction of the puramid in the family room and can control everything on the other side of the wall.
Re: Nintendo Switch
Posted: 24 Oct 2017 02:16
by Ouenben
Kreegs wrote: ↑23 Oct 2017 19:02
Tv is above my fireplace on the wall. There is a hole behind the tv that goes to my laundry room. There is a shelf in there behind the tv that houses all my things for the tv. (Cable box, blu ray, video games, wifi). This way there are no wires to be seen coming from my tv at all.
Do you need to travel to another room to change your discs etc?
I like having consoles etc on show. In fact do we have a thread for everyone to share their entertainment units /setups ?
Re: Nintendo Switch
Posted: 24 Oct 2017 03:03
by The Shoemaker
Ouenben wrote: ↑24 Oct 2017 02:16
Kreegs wrote: ↑23 Oct 2017 19:02
Tv is above my fireplace on the wall. There is a hole behind the tv that goes to my laundry room. There is a shelf in there behind the tv that houses all my things for the tv. (Cable box, blu ray, video games, wifi). This way there are no wires to be seen coming from my tv at all.
Do you need to travel to another room to change your discs etc?
I like having consoles etc on show. In fact do we have a thread for everyone to share their entertainment units /setups ?
I feel like that might have been a thing back on the VC-forums but I don't think we have anything like that here!
Re: Nintendo Switch
Posted: 24 Oct 2017 03:28
by Kreegs
Yes I do have to go back there to change blu ray disks. Its really not out of the way. It’s honestly the only way I could set it up in that room. I have all my aystems the require wired controllers is another room with the pinball machine. The tv in there isnt as big as the main family room on.
Not sure of we have a thread for that. Maybe Kong can copy and paste these there.
Packing up the Switch tomorrow and sending it in via UPS to California.
Re: Nintendo Switch
Posted: 24 Oct 2017 04:19
by The Shoemaker
Kreegs wrote: ↑24 Oct 2017 03:28
Packing up the Switch tomorrow and sending it in via UPS to California.
Man right before odyssey!
Re: Nintendo Switch
Posted: 24 Oct 2017 04:42
by The Shoemaker
Another hidden feature from the latest update, GameCube controllers are now supported on switch! If you use the Wii U GameCube adapter you can actually use the GameCube controller to play switch games.
Re: Nintendo Switch
Posted: 24 Oct 2017 13:04
by Kreegs
The Shoemaker wrote: ↑24 Oct 2017 04:42
Another hidden feature from the latest update, GameCube controllers are now supported on switch! If you use the Wii U GameCube adapter you can actually use the GameCube controller to play switch games.
Definitely means either GC on the VC, or that Smash is coming.
Regarding Mario, I have a super busy weekend anyway so I’d rather get this taken care of before I start the game, rather than playing it for a bit and then having to stop for a week.
Re: Nintendo Switch
Posted: 26 Oct 2017 02:06
by Kreegs
Switch is cozy in a shipping box and sets out tomorrow for California. Bon Voyage!
Re: Nintendo Switch
Posted: 03 Nov 2017 13:59
by Kreegs
Switch is on it’s way home! They didnt mention what needed to be done. It was only in their repair shop for less than a day.
Re: Nintendo Switch
Posted: 03 Nov 2017 14:16
by Kong Wen
Kreegs wrote: ↑03 Nov 2017 13:59
Switch is on it’s way home! They didnt mention what needed to be done. It was only in their repair shop for less than a day.
And now it's in a garbage can. Enjoy your brand new replacement Switch!