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News Sifu is coming to Nintendo Switch this November (out now!)

Funny that the “teaser” everyone was on here turned out to just be an SD card but then they’re bringing it to Switch anyway.
 
Now that was something I didn't expect. I guess nobody did.

I am still not sure I will bite because of the difficulty, but it's certainly tempting.
 
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Game is so much fun highly recommend it to anyone interested
It starts off pretty hard and I definitely thought multiple times i would never be able to beat it but a few weeks later I beat the game without dying, it’s extremely rewarding once you learn an enemies moves and how to beat them
 
I was waiting for the Epic store exclusivity to end to get this elsewhere, but now that's it's coming to Switch I know where that'll be :D

Between Splatoon 3, Bayo3 and this I'm almost set for the rest of the year!
 
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So, any impressions?
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Review: Sifu (Switch) - Sloclap's Kung-Fu Epic Revives Itself On Switch

Yes, it has a hallway scene
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The Switch edition runs at 30FPS compared to elsewhere, and outside of one point early on in the first level, there aren't many major frame drops that we noticed while docked. Handheld tends to drop a bit more often, but this usually occurs when walking about, rather than during actual battles, thankfully. Visually, the game has carries over to the more modest hardware fairly well, thanks in part due to its striking art style. There is a film grain effect that is super noticeable on docked mode; while it isn’t game-breaking by any means, it’s enough to stand out, especially against the white lights of the museum stage. The initial loads are also fairly long in comparison to the PS5; however, they’re completely manageable and only really look bad in direct comparison.
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Sounds like a promising port all things considered!
 
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