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00:00:00 – 00:12:05
The video centers on the significant 16-gigabyte patch for "Arkham Knight" on the Nintendo Switch, focusing on its impact and ongoing issues. The host provides a critical overview of the game's previously poor performance, particularly its bugs and glitches, including problems with the Batmobile and challenge maps. Despite improvements such as enhanced Batmobile mechanics, smoother driving experiences, and fixed Riddler trophies, the game still falls short of expectations for many players due to continued load times and some unresolved bugs. The speaker mentions their persistent attempts to communicate with the developers, Turn Me Up Games, who ultimately released the patch. They express a mixed outlook on the update's effectiveness and discuss plans to further test the game during a live stream, while also touching upon their excitement for upcoming games like "Final Fantasy" and new DLCs for Tekken and Street Fighter. The video emphasizes ongoing community engagement and the anticipation of freeing console space for new releases.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, the host discusses the recent 16-gigabyte patch for Arkham Knight on Nintendo Switch, which took a long time to download and install due to the system’s slow speed. He criticizes the game’s initial release for being extremely buggy and glitchy but notes that the patch has addressed some major issues, including the inability to activate the Nightfall Protocol and problems with challenge map progress not being recorded. Although the game is still not perfect on the Switch, the update signifies that efforts have been made to improve it.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses recent updates to a game on the Nintendo Switch. They highlight that the game, previously notorious for its poor performance, especially when driving the Batmobile, has seen improvements. Key changes include reduced sputtering while driving and some bug fixes, such as now being able to collect previously inaccessible Riddler trophies. Despite these updates, the speaker expresses dissatisfaction, noting that the game remains cumbersome and has increased in size significantly. They advise against replaying in New Game Plus mode and plan to delete the game due to its subpar performance compared to other large games on the Switch.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the unresolved issues with challenge missions in the game “Arkham Knight.” They describe the difficulty of achieving three stars on certain missions and express reluctance to retry them. The speaker mentions new game pauses that act as mini loading screens to achieve smoother frame rates, specifically on the Nintendo Switch, which originally had performance issues. Despite a massive update intended to fix these problems, there remains uncertainty about whether challenge maps and certain missions are still buggy. The speaker plans to test the game during a live stream to verify if the update resolved the issues. They express eagerness to free up space on their console for upcoming games like “Final Fantasy” and “Princess,” while noting they might continue with “Arkham City” instead of “Arkham Knight.”
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses upcoming fighting game DLC for Tekken and Street Fighter, expressing excitement about the recent patch for Arkham Knight on the Nintendo Switch. They outline their persistent efforts to get the game updated by contacting the developers through emails and social media, despite never receiving any responses. The patch has resolved performance issues, Batmobile mechanics, cape gliding, and broken Riddler trophies, allowing players to complete the Nightfall protocol. The speaker thanks Turn Me Up Games for the update and encourages viewers to provide feedback on any remaining issues in the comment section, as the developers monitor the channel. They conclude by inviting viewers to suggest other Nintendo or video game topics and announcing a live session to test the updated game.