Like I said, you do you. You're pretty confident how you're gonna feel 2-3 years from now. Can I get you to give me some lottery numbers?
Lottery numbers are random numbers, my tastes are fairly consistent. Most of the games I like I would've liked 10 years ago. I almost never go back to a game and feel notably worse about it (not even a lot of the dated N64 games or the like).
It's not even like I wouldn't want some of those high end games. There's plenty of entertainment I want to experience that I don't get to for a very, very long time. In gaming, outside of gaming, various things that I take a long time to get to. If I have to wait or whatever, eh whatever. I've spent so much longer getting to PS1/2 games, and I have a childhood fascination with them that I literally can't have with new games (barring certain nostalgia bombs like FFVIIR). Stop telling people what their tastes are, you do not know individual people better than they know themselves, and that goes double for me. It is incredibly rude to pretend otherwise. 2-3 years of no Ps5 graphics, oh no, I'll miss at best, dozens of games!
Not like my opinion has always agreed with the majority. Some of my favorite games during the Wii/DS era sold less than 500,000, I basically went against the widely agreed opinion that Wii had no worthwhile "hardcore" games beyond Nintendo's.
But who knows, maybe Eiyuden Chornicles will inspires tons of next gen HD-2d style games, Banjo Kazooie will be back, Halo Infinite will be as good as 2, the new Mass Effect and Bioshock will blow everyone away, Half Life 3 will be released, Platinum will stop working with Nintendo, Beyond Good and Evil 2 will live up to expectations, the most interesting indie games will be given money to stay on next gen and Bethesda's new games won't have massive issues. And simultaneously Nintendo will stop producing games I want to buy. If literally all that happens, maybe I'll reconsider. If that comes true then yes, that would be roughly the equivalent of winning the lottery.
It was a solid Pokemon Presents though the mobile section was really obnoxious. That part felt as out of place as the Commander Keen mobile game did at Bethesda E3 2019.
Legends still looks a little rough, but definitely a massive improvement from the first reveal. It seems to be in a playable state now. I'm liking it. And I appreciate Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl offering a more traditional handheld Pokémon experience just 2 months prior. So you can go with whichever you prefer more. Or both.
Psalms 22:16 (1,000 yrs before Christ)
They pierced My hands and feet
Isaiah 53:5 (700 yrs before Christ)
He was pierced for our transgressions
Legends Arceus looks much more polished compared to the initial reveal. Makes me wonder if that footage was from an older build that wasn't current at the time.
Gameplay wise they clearly took notes not just from BotW, but from Monster Hunter too, which makes me very excited to play this.
@IceClimbers acording to Centro Pokémon, the first trailer of Pokémon Legend Arceus was from a dezembre 2020 build(that why, it have some serious framerate issue, now the current Pokémon Legend Arceus gameplay is from a recent build of the game).
So, it seems Disney Classic Games Collection is finally coming to Switch, per a new rating. And apparently it includes The Jungle Book now too. (Think I confused this with Afternoon Collection- this is the one with Lion King and Aladdin)
And Quake Remastered from Bethesda also got rated for Switch. Right on.
Also seems to be a new physical release of Doom 2016, Doom 1, Doom 2, Doom 3 and Doom 64. But I suspect there will be download codes for all the older titles.
I guess this means non-Microsoft consoles are still getting legacy content then? It could be just an extension of Nintendo and Microsoft's working relationship together but it's interesting stuff like this is happening while they've basically all but completely confirmed that Bethesda's entire future slate of games will be completely Xbox-exclusive
EDIT: Oh damn the rating actually lists PS4 and PS5 as platforms too. Looks like PlayStation might be getting legacy Bethesda stuff for the forseeable future while all the new games go completely Xbox-exclusive
They'll almost certainly add Gyro to Quake on Switch. Bethesda has done so for pretty much every single Switch release, barring Doom 3. But Doom 1, Doom 2, Doom 64, Doom 2016, Doom Eternal, Wolfenstein 2, Wolfenstein Youngblood, Skyrim... they've all included Gyro.
What's up next in the lineup... Sonic Colors, No More Heroes 3, Cruis'n Blast and WarioWare? After that, it's the countdown to OLED, Metroid and Monkey Ball. I bet Monkey Ball is gonna look so good on that OLED screen, too. It's super colorful like 1st party games. I remember Banana Splitz on Vita looked pretty dang good despite being sub-HD.
What's up next you ask? I've got my eyes on King's Bounty II's release early next week. I usually don't spring $60 for blind purchases, but I feel KB II is going to be special. Perhaps it could give FE:TH a run for its money?
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