Topic: Your Latest Switch Purchase

Picked up octopath traveler, mecho wars, Mercenaries Saga Chronicles, Smash and mario party

Layers of Fear
The Raven Remastered

Both my sons and I purchased At Sundown: Shots in the Dark.

I wouldn't recommend even at the preorder discounted price of $15. A fairer price would have been $5-$8 range. I'm also not sure how this won an award. It's not terrible but it's nothing special either. Also, to be fair, we've only played it a short amount of time.

Preordered Wargroove and just purchased Plague Road as well.

Last purchase was getting the New Super Mario Bros U

Mario Tennis Aces. I'm quite impressed with the tennis, but the tutorial throws loads at you to start with.

Is the online still dead in Mario Tennis? Last time I booted it up, I couldn't find an opponent. Hoping Nintendo adds some major incentive that draws players back in.

I recently picked up Wargroove, Tales of Vesperia, Gabbuchi, and The Stillness of the Wind.

The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 (new), Riot Civil Unrest (new), and Party Arcade (66% off).

Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu with Pokeball+. Been liking it this far, 10+ hours in. Been playing more with joy-con than pokeball tho.

Bought Downwell earlier in the week, was a PS+ "purchase" originally. Loved it enough, so double dipped when it came to Switch.

Just bought Oniken and Downwell, excited to try both!

Edit: I would avoid Oniken for now it has awkward unchangable controls (IMO), hopefully an update will add button mapping!

I recently imported physical copies of onimusha and the capcom belt collection. I also picked up monster hunter generations on sale.

Riot: Civil Unrest and Child of Light + Valiant Hearts.

I love Merge Games. I think they've made some of the best publishing choices for physical releases. I try to support all of their releases. And while Ubisoft hasn't made the most consumer-friendly decisions in the past, Child of Light is an excellent rpg worth playing. Or worth triple-dipping if you're a collector like me (digitally Wii U, digitally Vita, and now physically on Switch).

Physical Switch collection now at 248 games.

Fishing Star World Tour - A bit of an impulse buy and the first Switch title I've purchased since Smash in December.

Just bought Downwell with the rest of this old gift card I found lying around. I got it for free with Twitch Prime, but I loved it so much when I finally got around to playing it that I immediately double-dipped for it on Switch.

I noticed some very minor framerate drops when some things get hectic but otherwise it's so much fun to play. Definitely prefer the Joy-Con's segmented D-Pad for this game than the D-Pad on the Pro Controller/DualShock 4.

I got it the other day too. Not played it much yet, but didn't even occur to me to use the D buttons. Rapid movement games like this are auto thumbstick to me.

Well I just picked up Planetarium and Magical Scroll Tactics. Not sure how much I am gonna like them, but they both looked interesting. Then before that I picked up Wargroove, loving that! And before that I picked up Tales of Vesperia and NSMBU. The former I am loving and the latter I originally owned on Wii U but thought having in portable would be nice too.

NES - Nintendo Switch Online (12 month subscripition)
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate - Fighters Pass
Reigns: Kings & Queens
The Way Remastered
Swords & Soldiers
Onigiri

Moon Patrol (Arcade). Haven't really heard of it, but it seems to be quite recognized as an Arcade classic from Irem. The game is fun and it has that classic arcade charm to it and I'm happy to say, I'm in the Top 15 of the Caravan Mode Leaderboards. Takes a bit more work to hit the High Score Mode Leaderboards though.

Pre-ordered a physical copy of Celeste from Limited Run Games. Bought a second docking station so I can move it from the living room to the game room at any time. Those were my last 2 Switch purchases. My fiance has taken the Switch over lately, playing Zelda. She's addicted.