Topic: The Chit-Chat Thread

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Mondo busy this past weekend, and work hasn't been much better during the week. I had a lot of family stuff and also ended up babysitting my nephew this weekend, so not a lot of tech time in general.

@Mariotag Thankfully those are my parents' internet issues; I moved out some time ago. Not that my internet was much better for awhile, but I was able to get in on a fiber line that was laid a couple years ago. Beats oversold, slow as heck Frontier Communications. 3 mb/s is rough in this day and age, at least for streaming and gaming. $150 a month seems high for that + a landline, though I know some areas have very limited options. Usually with a monopoly. Shame Crunchyroll doesn't have everything you'd think, at least in terms of known/popular anime since I have heard of Slayers. Haven't seen it though.

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban on GBA was actually one of the decent turn-based HP games developed by Griptonite Games. I had a lot of fun with that one on GBA back in the day. It's certainly worth a try if you like turn-based RPGs. I wouldn't call it GotY material or anything, but it was fairly decent for what it was IMO.

I think I reached that particular Might crystal by slightly cheesing those yellow crusher/drop platform guys; I'd cause one to spawn on another so we could go higher and climb upward. I'm still amazed I made it. I think trying to get down there from up high may be why I thought it was out of bounds to start with.

I just plain didn't have a lot of PlayStation access as a kid. I had cousins with a PS2, but we weren't there often and they had most of the "normal" games you'd expect (shooters, sports, etc.). They did have the PS2 version of Prisoner of Azkaban that I beat over the course of almost two years of New Years Eve celebrations there lol. I've heard Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days is one of the better KH titles. So the KH collections aren't the most comprehensive? Still kind of kicking myself for not buying Re:Coded before it became expensive....

I do appreciate that Smash games are usually less complex than most fighting games. Shame I never had GCN access as I'm sure I would've been less overwhelmed with Melee and enjoyed the smaller roster and characters more. I've heard DK64 has a lot of backtracking sadly.

@Pastellioli I have come across some neat stuff on Pinterest when looking for new site avatar ideas. But I rarely use the site these days.

Honestly, I'm surprised both Donkey Kong 64 and Diddy Kong Racing haven't made it out on NSO yet since they mostly seem like fan favorites. Still not sure how I'd feel about the collectathon elements in DK64 TBH. But I would at least like to try the game even if I may not finish it. Not sure I've heard of Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts. A genre switch you say? I don't mind some object creation in games, but I can only get so far with them before I get impatient. At least Smash is indeed pretty easy to pick up...but mastering it is a different story lol.

I also wish Yo-Kai Watch did better in the West, though it's not too hard to see why....which we have discussed before. At least Hulu has it in Japan, but I'm sure the episodes probably aren't English subbed. Unfortunately, while YKW did well in Japan, it didn't have long-lasting status like the Hello Kitty and Pokemon franchises for example.

@Sunsy Notepad++ is a free download and is pretty good for tabbed page viewing and viewing supported code files with proper formatting; I first picked up using it in a basic web development class a long time ago. I mostly use it for note taking but still occasionally do use it at work for viewing basic HTML/Javascript files that are spit out by the application I work on. Regular Notepad is just fine for general text though. I also use LibreOffice since Microsoft decided to move their Office stuff to a sub-based plan instead of outright buying it. /eyeroll

That meatball recipe sounds amazing! To my knowledge, I'm not of Italian descent, but I can certainly appreciate the cuisine lol. Some Italian food is very easy and fun to make too. Especially basic pastas; I actually made some rotini with sauce this evening.

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@Tyranexx I like your new profile pic. You said that's an alolan Vulpix? Looks cool, pun intended lol. I did figure it was a Vulpix of some kind, even though I'm not a huge Pokemon fan. (Surprising, I know.) Going back to movies, I'll be sure to check out Hocus Pocus sometime, it'd be good to have my own thoughts on that movie. Plus going by the movie's title, it might be a fun one to watch. Agreed on Polar Express, I even went ahead and posted my thoughts on the movie thread, if you're interested.

I think I saw you've finished Echoes of Wisdom, great job on finishing it. I didn't get everything in the game, just getting as much as I can to the best of my ability. I think I got all the might crystals though. Echoes of Wisdom is a good game for sure, although admittedly, scrolling through echoes can be a bit of a chore. Especially when selecting echoes that haven't been used in a while. Great job on also finishing The Missing Heir. I'm all done with Brothership and yep, I'm working through MMBN1. I thought Brothership was a decent game... but I feel that it could've been a bit better. I posted my thoughts on the Games You Recently Beat thread.

All right will do. For somebody like me, it's totally worth doing baby steps when it comes to more extreme (for lack of a better word) stuff like roller coasters lol. Or I can just play things safe. I'd probably start having second thoughts on rides like this anyway.

@Pastellioli Ah gotcha, it's one of those games where the Japanese version has more content, huh? I've seen that happen before haha. Super Mario Advance 4 being one example, where a lot of the e-Reader levels were Japan-only until it came out on the Wii U VC and NSO.

Oh I agree, the rewards in Salmon Run are great. The increasing difficulty happened to me in both Splatoon 2 and 3. And to this day, I've not beaten a King Salmonid in 3. Yeah... I've pretty much been having a love-hate relationship with SR because of how much my teams keep losing. I remember that cracked bar in Splatoon 2's ranked battles, it kind of discouraged me from playing any more of them lol. It doesn't happen in Splatoon 3's anarchy battles though, since those are set up a bit differently.

Ah wow I forgot Steve from Minecraft is a playable Smash Bros. character, I do remember he is pretty hard to play as. Yeah, Hero's random menu options throw me off. I like playing as my favorite characters, or characters with movesets that sit right with me, or a combination of both.

Ah, that is interesting to know about why Banjo and Kazooie look a lot different in Nuts and Bolts. I guess that makes a bit of sense, especially considering that the Xbox's player base is quite a bit different from Nintendo's. Nintendo is more family-friendly than Sega, Sony, and Microsoft after all.

@Sunsy Lol that happens to me as well, having someone reply to me the moment I post, haha.

Thank you. I'm sure it'll be fun. Gotcha, that'll still be nice. That's awesome you got to order donuts, those are delicious. Same here, my free time saw me playing games quite a bit lol. I got nostalgic for Mega Man Battle Network, so decided to play through the MMBN legacy collection.

That's funny you mentioned Noelle since my mom's been thinking of that movie! She wants to watch it again sometime. I wanna watch Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas on Christmas Eve, been making that a tradition.

That's good, and that is actually a good idea you have for Halloween. I guess I've been treating it like any other day haha. Besides watching The Nightmare Before Christmas, and having Halloween decorations up since my mom likes seasonal/holiday decorations.

On Sega Channel, that makes sense. We're talking about the Sega Genesis here, lol! Agreed on the digital manuals on Wii U. I remember that GBA games on the VC let you have the original manuals on the GamePad, that was actually pretty neat. That's fine if you can't totally remember. It's been decades since SC was discontinued after all.

That's cool. I love the theme for Merry Mountain. I remember listening to the New Horizons 9 AM theme while doing some housework. It's a very nice theme actually. Yeah, maybe check with your friend to see if he has that issue.

It is cool that Medal of Honor took a lot of inspiration from WWII events, I think I saw that actually. It's cool that Activision went ahead and made Wii ports of the CoD games too. That reminds me. I remember hearing that Sega was gonna bring over Sonic 06 to the Wii, but ended up making Secret Rings for it instead. There were indeed quite a few games that were made for the 360 and PS3, that ended up having a different version on the Wii.

Good to hear your tree looks great, mine also looks really good. I did have fun decorating mine. By the way, thank you and @Tyranexx for mentioning LibreOffice. I'll have to try that out sometime... I really don't wanna pay for Microsoft Office.

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Hello to everyone! How are you all doing? Hopefully well. Got a ton of replies last night and was trying to respond to them all but I fell asleep. Already working on a festive Banjo-Kazooie drawing and I’m pretty excited to see Sonic 3 on Christmas, but NL reported some people are already spoiling scenes from the film online, so I’ll need to avoid spoilers like the plague on my social media feed and YouTube until I see it. Stinks that the film is already getting spoiled, but I kind of wasn’t surprised because people did the same for the previous two movies, especially the mid-credit scenes. To everyone who’s seeing Sonic 3 in a few days, I wish you all luck in avoiding spoilers!

@Mariotag It hurts when game discs and cartridges are damaged or scratched. I have a GameCube and Wii, but I haven’t used those in a while and the games I have on there are limited. But they were very good consoles to play and use despite the small collection. Though, we got those consoles years after they came out; the Wii was a refurbished version bought from a GameStop after we traded our Xbox 360 in, and I recall the GameCube was purchased from someone else at a donation store I believe, but it’s been a decade since so I can’t remember at all. The only GameCube games I remember having was Mario Kart Double Dash and a Dragon Ball game, but we couldn’t get the sound working on them.

When I did play Banjo on NSO, I did remember a few of the questions in my head, but also used the heck out of the save states feature though I recall that the questions are randomly generated and change, though I also could have used a guide or playthrough to get my answers instead. I’m pretty bad at remembering stuff a lot, especially things that are small pieces of trivia or facts.

I also haven’t played Ultimate in a while, but I picked it up a few months ago to try out online matches and get some of the new Spirits they added with characters from TOTK, Splatoon 3, and Xenoblade Chronicles 3. I intended to complete my entire Spirit collection (or nearly 100% it) but after I got the newer Spirits the Spirit Board didn’t give me anything else new so I gave up. Controlling a metal fighter is easier if their recovery move is easy to control and use, or like you said, a recovery that goes on for long and can be moved around. In fact, a lot of the K. Rool Spirit battles I had the K. Rool CPU would sometimes be hard to attack during recovery because of how he can just fly around the stage. I initially found the CPUs hard to play against but I got way more used to going against them in harder Spirit battles or in ordinary battles where I set their level to 9. I like playing against human players because they give me more of a challenge and they all have different play styles and know what to do, while I feel like Level 9 CPUs repeat the exact same moves and don’t change things up a lot, but unfortunately everyone else I liked playing with got out of Smash after they released Sora and wrapped up DLC development. That’s also an interesting fact about Luigi’s taunt. Thanks for sharing!

It is nice they gave official confirmation on the next console being capable of playing Switch hardware as well as NSO being carried there, but I do wonder if it’ll be like Xbox, where most games are backwards compatible because they got a license to do so while some are unplayable on newer hardware. I do hope that isn’t the case since I find backwards compatibility saves money (meaning you don’t have to buy a remaster or port of the game over again to play on new hardware) and is good at preserving too.

Honestly, I do kind of feel like the modes in Ultimate kind of were, now that I think about it, slightly unmemorable and not super fun. I wish that they kept the Smash Tour board game from WiiU and kept the board game map reserved there instead of using a similar board game map in World of Light because it really made the mode kind of lackluster and unfun to walk around and ruined it a bit, especially given World of Light was supposed to act as a story mode and you probably would expect them to do more with the map there. I did like Home Run and Classic Mode with the references they have during the battles with the fighters and maps (not to mention the stellar watercolor-looking art of the fighters in there) but a couple of the game modes do feel slightly same-y and lack variety with the conditions and rules for the modes. I feel like a lot of the modes are just the same only with just slightly different rules and conditions in place. Wasn’t there that break the target mode that they had in almost every Smash game that was popular but removed in Ultimate?

I do recall hearing a bit about the Fire Emblem stuff and Smash, but I didn’t remember a lot of it. Smash definitely does bring attention to a lot of game series and characters. I knew about a lot of the characters in Smash before, but I haven’t played some of the games they are from, but there have been a few times Smash has encouraged me to try out new games. Smash Ultimate is really what made me interested in playing the Banjo-Kazooie series and I eventually became a huge Rare fan afterward. I would even say Smash helped sell me an Xbox since a lot of Rare’s games are exclusive on there, and at the time Banjo-Tooie was an Xbox exclusive and the first Banjo game was one of the few Rare games that was on NSO alongside the SNES DKC trilogy. Even though I did not know anything about Banjo when playing as him a ton, I just really liked the charm he and Kazooie exuded in Smash, as well as how they were animated and looked detailed but cartoony.

I should have initially clarified that one of the leakers that got caught and stopped posting around the time they announced they were strengthening security was a pretty prominent Nintendo leaker named Pyoro, and he was well known for being correct with his leaks and game hints before Directs. Though before the June Direct he got something incorrect and went on some rant about being wrong (since I recall that was the very first time he got his “leak” wrong) and he seemingly had his sources revealed by accident and left afterward. Though, that moment made me realize that most people just “leak” and ruin surprises for clout and nothing else, so I stopped reading and hearing about video game leaks. When you say teraleak, you mean that big Pokémon teraleak that some people have been discussing a bit? That one sounded crazy and awful, especially since an NL article I read mentioned that some employees had their personal info revealed by the people leaking it and the leakers apparently went into hiding to avoid getting caught. A super scummy thing to do.

I think that happens quite a bit. I hear about some retailers stocking or selling some upcoming games early by accident and someone getting the game and leaking info for it before release. I hear that’s a common way game stuff gets leaked unfortunately, and I’d assume that is the reason why a few Nintendo games got leaked weeks before release.

@Sunsy I think that specific cheated blindfold Mario 64 speedrun became infamous after that insightful video came out and broke down how it was cheated and the signs it was not authentic. Blindfolded speedruns sound impressive, but not when they are being cheated on, but I hear that Mario 64 in general has a ton of cheated speedruns unfortunately. It’s pretty cool that Trolls game has a speedrunning achievement! I’ve never heard of a game that has an achievement that is unlocked by completing the game in a short amount of time, usually the achievements I see in games aren’t unlocked that way.

It is good to hear some people did like Boom, especially the Japanese version.

I haven’t played a Volition game at all, but the shutdown of that studio and the many other ones under Embracer Group was terrible to see. I really hate seeing game studios being shut down, and I think Embracer did a bad job managing their studios after that expensive deal they tried making with another company failed to go through.

I have played some of Jet Force Gemini on the Xbox via Rare Replay, but I thought the controls and shooting was so rough and hard to get used to, though I do like the setting and designs of the creatures and characters. I never really saw any advertisements for N64 games, but I’ve watched a few online and some N64 accounts on Instagram post a few that I’ve caught glimpses of. I can remember this Japanese Diddy Kong Racing ad that was fully 2D animated and the characters looked cute. Some of the most interesting ones were ads for restaurants or food while also advertising the N64 games. I saw a bit of a Mario Kart 64 Taco Bell ad (which became a meme) and a Banjo-Kazooie Keebler ad.

It’s only releasing in a few days, and I’m so excited but I’m going to see it Christmas Day instead, so I will need to avoid spoilers and endlessly scrolling online because I know people will mention some spoilers in discussions about the movie. I’m also not going to watch any reviews until after I see it. It’s nice you liked Knuckles a ton, I never watched it but I watched a review of it and I do know Paramount made the first episode available on YouTube for free, though I didn’t watch it. Sometimes I plan to watch something and I never do either because I’m busy or doing something else. Making lasagna and watching The Garfield Movie is so cool and fitting! I can imagine how fun it was, I just usually eat something like McDonalds while watching movies with my family, but usually I don’t eat anything when I watch movies alone. Trying to avoid spoilers for Trolls 3 for almost an entire month up to its worldwide theatrical release must have been super hard. When movies get released early or have a special screening event for a select few people, stuff is unfortunately bound to get spoiled.

Those look cool. The only kind of figures we really have are amiibos and a buttload Disney Infinity figures, and that one Funko I have of D.va, though my dad and brother have a bigger Funko collection. There are maybe two plushies I wouldn’t mind having of Rare characters, specifically this Banjo and Kazooie and Conker plush (which if I recall reading, was a talking plush that used voice lines from his original voice actor). A site called Fangamer is selling those two and think the two plushes look so high-quality and adorable, but they are both $32 and I can’t imagine how much expensive they”ll be with shipping, so realistically I’d only pick one.

It stinks it gets dark so early, because then I have to rely on a yellow light. I went through a couple of my old sketchbooks from a years ago and they had their pages yellowed ruined; I think the drawings sometimes had a yellow imprint on the other page and it ruined a couple artwork. I am hoping the sketchbooks I use now don’t go through those issues because they have a ton of art in them I enjoy, and it would cause me to have to draw or write over the yellowed spots to hide them. But the strange thing is, those artworks weren’t in sunlight for long and were in a dark place away from any kind of yellow light, but I guess I have to be careful with where I place my artwork to prevent damage to the paper.

@Tyranexx Pinterest has a ton of good art. I am considering trying to find an artwork on there and using it as an avatar picture, but I wanna make sure the artist is credited in my signature if I do so.

I think it would have been cool if they dropped those two along with the Donkey Kong Land releases on NSO. But I am excited to see what games they add to NSO next year. I am gonna guess there will be an N64 game drop likely later this month, but there is a chance they could do it in January; I feel like January is the most likely. I do like hearing that NSO has a better release schedule now, and I think they should keep that up. I don’t mind the collectathon elements in the Banjo games so maybe I won’t mind it in DK64 when I play it, though I’ll probably not 100% it like I did with the first Banjo game.

Yeah, the game had this significant genre switch that changed the gameplay a ton and it’s hard to get used to, hence why it’s the only Banjo game on the Xbox I never completed, and given I took so much time off of the game and can’t remember what I’m supposed to do next, I’m probably gonna start a new file and use a playthrough as I progress. You can play without using a vehicle and instead play on foot, but your intended to play through the entire game in a vehicle or using it, because Banjo and Kazooie are significantly more weaker when not in a vehicle and they also lack their old moves from previous games.

Unfortunately, I do think you are right about the episodes not being English subbed. It’s a shame the games and anime got off to a good start and were a sensation in the early 2010s before losing popularity by the time the third game released. I’d still love to watch the anime again though, I only watched the English dub for the first season and didn’t watch the following seasons for the first anime.

@MarioVillager92 Yes, though the English version is getting really good with the song selection now. A ton of my favorite songs are getting added in January and later in 2025, so I’m excited, though I wish the global and Japanese servers for the game were the same and got content and songs at the same pace, but the English localization being released a year and a few months later is probably why that version gets songs and content slower than the Japanese version. There are also Korean and Taiwan versions of the game that have a few exclusive songs and also get some of the content at different paces, but a lot of the song releases are on par with the English song releases. I didn’t hear about that happening with a Mario game! That’s interesting to hear about.

I think I have played against a King Salmonid, but not as frequently because my difficulty level in 3 was lower, but those King Salmonid battles at the end of some Salmon Run matches were kind of hard to win. I really didn’t like the cracked Ranked mode bars in 2, so I do like what they did for 3 by having the Anarchy/Ranked modes set up differently and having series battles instead and then removing the bar. The bar was very risky in 2, and it did also discourage me from playing some modes to avoid losing my S rank.

Steve is still a cool and crazy character for Smash (I can even remember hearing his reveal trailer broke Twitter and made it unusable for a while) but I am super bad at using his building mechanics well, but there are some competitive players that are crazy good at using him against opponents. I’ve seen Steve players trapping enemy players in a minecart and having them go straight to an exploding TNT block and getting a KO. I just stuck to about 4-5 characters that I’m used to, and avoid playing ones that have complex moves or mechanics. Steve and Kazuya are the only DLC characters I’ve played that I think are super hard to master. Almost all the characters in the first DLC pack I feel are easy to play as, though I don’t have Terry or Min Min in the second DLC pack.

It is interesting, because there was this concept art video I saw for Nuts and Bolts on Rare Replay that had a ton of different art concepts that had Banjo and Kazooie in several different art styles. It would make sense that they wouldn’t want the original designs to look weird since it was the first time the Banjo series had higher quality and detailed graphics. Though, I still like the Smash Bros. design of them more since it does a good job making their OG designs high quality while still looking cute and the same like in the N64 games.

EDIT: had to fix some spelling. The fact I misspelled Xenoblade with a Z is downright embarrassing…

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@Mariotag I think it was a cable issue. I should have clarified it was the GameCube that had audio issues and no sound, the Wii had sound. We do want to get a sound cable for the GameCube, and I do want to play it maybe in the future. I would like to get some more GameCube games possibly in the future, but prices for older games are really expensive now, so I don’t know if I would be able to.

Oh I did know Tooie was originally released on N64. I was talking about how modern ports of the game were Xbox exclusive until a few months ago when the OG version was ported to Switch for the first time, and how the Banjo games swapped to being Xbox exclusive after Microsoft purchased Rare, though I didn’t specify what console version I was talking about. I don’t have the N64 or the NSO Expansion Pack anymore, so I only own the digital Xbox ports of those two instead, though my first playthrough of Kazooie was on the Switch.

I did see the newer Spirits they added for the Zelda, Splatoon and Xenoblade characters show up on the Sprit Board pretty fast, though I only got the Spirits a while after they were added. The Spirits were higher difficulty compared to the other ones. If I recall, the spirits were Deep Cut (Splatoon 3) and Noah and Mio (Xenoblade Chronicles 3) but I don’t recall the name for the Tears of the Kingdom spirit they added.

I have gotten used to practicing against Level 9 CPUs, but I have fought against some of my amiibos and they are super difficult to fight! They give me quite a challenge, especially the Inkling and Peach amiibos I have (which I think those two actually won against me in some matches) though I still like playing against human players. I haven’t gotten any Smash amiibos in a while. I usually defeat the CPUs by doing offstage moves and launching them away from the stage, though it always doesn’t work when I play with amiibos or human players; the amiibos attack back compared to the CPUs (and deal a h good amount of damage) and with human players, one time I was playing with my siblings and cousin, and I tried to use an offstage move against my sister (playing as Byleth) and she actually baited me and got a KO! That was embarrassing for me but funny now that I think about it, since my siblings know I like to use offstage moves a ton. I think what makes playing against human players more fun and less boring is their play styles, plus they are very smart and can also predict some moves or know what moves you constantly use during the battle so that they can counteract them. I would maybe like to get a DLC amiibo, but I haven’t been playing Smash really.

I am hoping the info they release for the backwards compatibility is good. Backwards compatibility was a feature I saw a lot of Switch users requesting a bunch. It still makes me glad they are adding it, but again, I hope it can support all OG Switch games rather than doing most of the library but excluding a few from backwards compatibility.

Gosh I forgot All-Star Mode! I loved that one, I think you fight fighters individually by the year they first debuted and then go to the rest area and restore health before moving to the next fight, right? I liked that a lot, but I kind of didn’t like how Ultimate changed All-Star Mode to a mob Smash mode where you fight more than one of the fighters at the same time. I often lost because the enemies fought in groups and would rack up damage and launch me offscreen, as well as the fact that the healing area was completely removed, so you pretty much have to try your best to retain a low damage count. Yeah, Break the Targets! was changed in Smash 4 to a mode where you launch a big bomb toward targets and try to get a high score (similar to Home-Run Contest like you said), I actually found that one fun and it was disappointing that both target modes were completely absent from Ultimate. I still love Classic Mode with all the game references and stuff in each character route, though I didn’t complete it with each character. I think it would be cool if there was a Smash game in the future that had almost all the mode from previous games, or if there was an enhanced Smash Ultimate port that added in a couple newer modes alongside the modes already present in the original version, but I feel like that would take a lot of work or be too much.

I actually used to keep up with gaming “rumors” I heard online, and Pyoro and Midori were the ones I remembered the most, though the Midori situation was so insane with its events that lead to the aftermath. But, seeing how those two acted I just chose to stop following “rumors” because of how “leakers” don’t have any good reason for leaking gaming material and announcements.

It’s so bad that the teraleak also leaked employee info and the people responsible for the huge teraleak don’t care and are hiding so that they don’t get into any trouble, and they unfortunately said they are planning to continue the teraleak at a later time in one NL article I read. I rarely hear about game leaks releasing someone’s personal info, but unfortunately it happened. It reminded me a bit of the Insomniac Games leak I heard of back last year that leaked a ton of personal employee info. The leak there was motivated by money more than wanting to leak the games online. Hearing about both leaks was super shocking, and I feel bad for any person who gets their personal information leaked online for everyone to see, since that is a gigantic breach of their privacy. I’m pretty fearful over that happening to me and someone taking my personal information and passwords for themselves. I am hoping the employees who were affected by the leak are all ok.

It unfortunately is common for major Nintendo games to get leaked, but I remember seeing Smash Ultimate got leaked a ton, both prior to release and after release. Besides leaks like the infamous “Grinch Leak” and fighter and stage leaks, some songs and remixes from the game got leaked online weeks before release, likely because people were playing copies of Ultimate about two weeks before release. Some music channels were posting it when they shouldn’t have. There was one popular music channel called Dystify Music that posted Nintendo Switch soundtracks, and the person running the account chose to post the leaked Smash songs, but the account got copyrighted multiple times and the person rebuked themselves for choosing to post leaked songs in the first place. Honestly, you shouldn’t even try to spread and post leaked Nintendo content, even if it’s just a few songs and not important content from the game itself.