Well, the goal was to pick and choose a handful of girls to go with a separate Comander on their own adventure.
My first thought is From the Depths, but the base building is pretty much campaign only. With the land-based stuff being even more jank than the main focus which is water/air.
The game Crossout is the closest I can think of, but unfortunately, it's a F2P multiplayer game, with all the microtransactions that implies. I'm also not sure how high it's player count is. Still, here's a video that demonstrates most of the basic gameplay elements.
It probably depends on what you mean by still a thing. AOE2 is still around and releasing expansions though 4 fell off the face of the earth. In theory there's another supreme commander spiritual successor in the works that's set on a ring world but that's still in alpha stages. If you do away with base building and just go with controlling a few units in real time Nebulous Fleet Command has the space combat front covered, though again it's still a wip albeit a very good one. Otherwise I haven't been paying as much attention to the genre as I should.
I mean, Dungeons 4 came out 2 years ago and its most recent DLC came out a month ago, Northgard still gets active support and new content fairly regularly, and Terra Invicta's Early Access is chugging along.
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Yeah, we're long past the era of every company ever trying on breaking into the market but there are new RTS games coming out. Petroglyph released 9-Bit armies last year. Other people have already mentioned SOASE2. Terminator: Dark Fate is a thing. Then all of the wargame/RTT stuff like WARNO and War Game or Broken Arrow which is coming out later this year. There are games out there that might interest you if you look for them.
It's Lu Bu. Hailed as one of if not the greatest singular warrior of his era. And then they put him in a video game.
Interesting. Back when I was bitching about Three Hopes folk would tell me that Byleth filled the role of Lu Bu.
Same. So far the only games rumored not to be backwards compatible are games that used the IR sensor on the right joycon. So the Labo titles, Ring Fit and anything else built around said sensor.
They probably want to avoid the same issues Switch had during its release with Scapers causing a shortage that couldn't be replaced faster enough due to Chip shortage. I still expect that there will be a big problem with scalpers. Unless they put aside some that will be available for pick up at the store and with limits put one per person sales.
I wonder if they will just make some add-on or new gadget that will make is possible. IIRC Rig Fir sold in over 15 million copies. It means that 10% of Switch users have it. By generous metric. It's still a big number. No way they will not try to make it compatible somehow. Or Nintendo will release Ring Fit 2 or something.
Did the Switch have that problem or are you thinking of the PS5? Because I don't remember a chip shortage pre-2020.
It also got Switch due to much higher demand for it than PS5 or Xbox.
