So many games on my Switch, so many that will only go so far because of this.

These are mostly single-player experiences anyway, so why not make our experiences a fun escape rather than a frustration that can’t seem to be improved? It’s not like I can box jump my thumbs for my character to jump higher and further. I am sure that I am not the only one who feels a bit left behind and has to take remedial platformer classes because I didn’t grow up having access to them like my cousin did. Maybe add a platform between platforms on Easy mode? A float mechanic that you can switch on or off? I’ll even take a mode that allows the character to grows wings and say “You’re a sucky baby man that sucks at games, baby man, you baby, that’s right, you, the player!” every time it flies over gaps, no matter how difficult they are. But for the love of all that is holy, I would love you all forever if there was some way to make the jumps between platforms smaller. I know that it requires a lot of remapping. Nintendo This image has haunted me since 1985. This is why you have installed “Easy” and even “Very Easy” onto new releases or games with pixels for that throwback feel.īut while you nerfed the enemy AI so I could have a better, non-stress, non-”get gud” experience, there is one aspect most of you overlooked: The gaps between platforms. I was 15 years into my life before I could remove “at my cousin’s house” when saying, “I played _ back in the day.” I am not the only late bloomer gamer that had limited access to video games until adulthood.

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