Can only assume this is a performance issue inherent to the Switch version? I'd really like to see the back glass displays gets some higher res images too. After launching the ball you often get a second ball auto-plunge - just as that is about to happen the first ball visibly jerks on its way down to the flippers. Is there a way to turn that off (the achievement pop-ups) in the Switch version? The most consistent example I can find of the game stuttering occurs on the CIRCUS remake table. I still find the game does seem to chug and the frame-rate drops on occasions where the achievement pop-ups happen.
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So touch wood, I think by 'archiving' the software and then redownloading the game may have largely fixed it. I went ahead and bought Remake Pack 1 and played every table in that pack without crashes back to the Switch home menu. I acted as navigator, looking up tips on the early interwebs. Over a holiday I watched him complete Ocarina of Time. He got a used N64 in 2000, and I ended up going over to hang and play Golden Eye and FZero with him a lot. When I needed to get him to leave me alone I played Metroid, because it scared him. Remember when Christmas was just one big present, and some small junk and stockings? Anyway, despite my evil design, he did end up playing the heck out of the NES within a year. It's amazing to think what a battle it was to get our parents to spring $50 (I think like half off or more) for a present for me (13) and my 2 year old brother, whom I said could play with me (bwah hahaha).
We got an NES for Christmas (I am thinking '90), when it was on sale for only $50 with mario/duck hunt and the light gun.
Centipede, Yars, Atlantis, Tempest, adventure, river raid, outlaw, space invaders, king fu, pacman, video pinball, pitfall, etc etc etc, and of course.my obsession.missile command. I did inherit his 2600 though, and sooooo many games, and I put so much time on that thing. He only allowed people to play Demon Attack, which I recall being hard af, which meant we didn't want to play it long.
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