Wiki doesn't seem to have been updated yet, since a truckload of new cards got announced tonight. But YGOrg just posted their translations: ygorganization.com/noyautjajust...

It came with a support wave that makes setting it up easy.

This is my first time having a glitter coaster. I had no idea what the point was until I actually held it and saw the results.

This was my first 8bitdo controller, and I would probably recommend them to others in the future. There are some neat features here, like the dock also being the controller's dongle, and Steam Input having full support for all of the buttons if you use Bluetooth.

That's what they're for. They're DLC for cartridges or digital versions of games.

Yeah this is kinda a bandaid solution, but we work with what we have. If MKW looks good with the settings, you're good for now.

On my monitor, setting HDR too high would just turn those sand textures into a blinding white nothing and I couldn't see any details.

Peach Beach's actual beach section during the day also works.

Koopa Troopa Beach during the daytime. Adjust your HDR to as high as it goes without losing detail on those textures.

You'll notice that if you set it too high it just becomes an unreadable blob of color.

I don't have HGIG either and had to use Mario Kart instead of making the symbol vanish, because even the highest setting didn't make it vanish. No such issues on Windows with the same monitor.

If this is for making the Switch 2's HSR look good, and you lack HGIG, I advise ignoring the instructions on the HSR setup and checking Mario Kart World to see if you can see the sand texture clearly with your HDR settings.

They really borked the Switch 2 HDR setup window.

Honestly, I have to attribute it to either inexperience or lack of time.

More beautiful open world titles have been made under worse hardware constraints. It becomes especially glaring when you compare any Xenoblade.