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#GREAT SAGE MIITOPIA MUSIC FILE UPGRADE#

Remember when Nintendo was trying to minimize the role of its Mii characters on the Switch? Suddenly, they’ve come back in a big way: Not only are they the stars of this entire adventure, but the most important addition Nintendo made to the game was the inclusion of makeup, wigs, and a huge range of customization options that have already led players to create some incredible Mii designs for the game.

Given how much more powerful of a system we’re dealing with here, I feel like these shouldn’t have been an issue for this port. That said, the technical transition from the 3DS was rougher than I expected: The dynamic shadows on characters can be super pixelated at times (I noticed it most on my mage’s hair coming from their hat), and you encounter some slowdown in the game at odd times (displaying items and adding gold to your stockpile seemed to be a common trigger). However, I was surprised to see how much the visuals popped on a larger screen, and how much new detail as actually noticeable! (The character reflections of the floor of the cavern were a really nice touch.

#GREAT SAGE MIITOPIA MUSIC FILE UPGRADE#

Miitopia is not a graphically-demanding game, so I didn’t think the upgrade from the 3DS to the Switch would make much of a difference.However, there were a few differences this time around that are worth noting: The main headline here is that the demo…is pretty much the same one they released ahead of the Nintendo 3DS version, so I’ve pretty much already reviewed it (hence the title of this post). The original 3DS game had a playable demo available before the game, and Nintendo repeated the move this week shadow-dropping a Switch demo of the game. Sure, there would be a few new features (enhanced Mii customization options, a horse partner) and the graphics would now be in stunning 1080p, but for someone who had sunk 200+ hours into the original game, would there really be enough here to warrant coming back? Would the game still hold my interest for a second complete playthrough?

Nintendo thought otherwise, however, and dropped a surprise announcement a few months ago that the game would be coming to the Nintendo Switch this May. But I also recognized that the game had its limitations, and didn’t think it had enough crossover appeal to warrant a re-release on a newer Nintendo system-in fact, I thought its best choice for a new life was as a mobile game. This is either the world’s greatest RPG or the world’s worst fanfic, and I LOVE IT.