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A ton of 90s and 2000s kid are indebted to her for great childhood memories. Thank you, Rachael.

Oh man, Rachael was one of the voice actors of my childhood. May she rest in peace.

And I hope any women reading this get mammograms ever year, especially if they're above 40. Early detection leads to much higher cancer survival rates.

Capcom is one of the best companies at putting out collections right along with Sega. I definitely want to see more of their retro catalog.

You guys have put Horace as well as Spinch on my radar.

Glad I held off until now.

Bought it 2 days ago for full price because I wasn't expecting a last minute sale. Oh well.

@jedgamesguy 2 million in a slow quarter is still good. Most consoles sell most in the back half of the year. 150 million Switches by the end of 2024 is all but guaranteed which leaves sales of only 10 million more needed, and the 3DS sold 9 million after the Switch released.

The Switch is a force of nature in North America and Japan. Now Nintendo just needs to make itself more competitive in Europe.

My older brother was still reading physical Game Informer magazines. It's a shame to see another gaming magazine bite the dust.

Paper Mario The Thousand Year Door on Switch almost surpassing sales of the Gamecube version is good news for the franchise.

I'm surprised this game wasn't advertised more considering how big the original was on Wii. This is a wait for a price drop for me.

I spent a lot of money on the 360 market place closure so I'll let my wallet cool off for 2 weeks or so before ordering this.

Super Mario Odyssey and Luigi's Mansion 3 are my picks for best looking Switch games.

Looks like this is the final Splatfest given all the fanfare. Past or future are the more interesting choices.

This is why I prefer Ocarina of Time to Twilight Princess, for example. You can get into the gameplay so much sooner.

The Toree games are consistently good for a great price.

The proposed Metroidvania idea seems promising though it might be too different from the kind of game Zelda is.

This is nowhere near as interesting as NES Remix to me, but it's an eventual buy.

Is this the longest ever gap between a new installment in a Nintendo franchise ever? Regardless, glad to see more Famicom Detective Club.

The Ace Combat on 3DS was my first exposure to the franchise, and I enjoyed it quite a bit, so I'll be picking this up eventually.

I'm glad to see Nintendo Life pointing out that not everyone has the financial means to purchase the latest hardware and having free online on 3DS and Wii U shut down really hurts those people.

There is too little time in the day to spend too much time being frustrated at one part of a game. I have no problem using save states and rewind to progress.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is a force of nature.

I'm potentially intrigued. It's been a while since Nintendo dipped its toes into M rated territory, I believe since Devil's Third.

Great news for Paper Mario, and the Switch decline isn't terrible by any means given the age of the hardware.

Castlevania Symphony of the Night, Disney Afternoon Collection, Jet Set Radio, Madworld, and Pizza Tower make a lot of sense and could still happen.

Mario & Luigi games have always had rather plain cover arts so this is par for the course.

Some people need to learn that if they need to spew crap, they should do so into a toilet, not by threatening others.

This is a game that passed me by back in thd day so I'll happily play it now, but I'll pick it up for Xbox instead to play at 60 FPS.

This is a great game. Very happy to see it come to modern systems.

That's fantastic news.

I really enjoy Dark Moon's variety, but I'm in no rush to replay it at the moment. This is in my pick up eventually pile.

Having both Zora types in one Zelda game is huge.

Also, good catch on the old lady likely being Impa.

This list seems incomplete. But I guess you're not listing second party games so no Kirby or Xenoblade.

9/10.

Metroid Prime 4, Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, Mario & Luigi Brothership, and Super Mario Party Jamboree on the first party front and Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection, Ace Attorney Investigations, and Dragon Quest HD-2D remakes on the third party front made it a great presentation for me.

I certainly didn't expect Nintendo to revisit this game's artstyle in 2024 and for a game where you play as Zelda no less.

This Direct was a fantastic sendoff to the Switch.

Mario & Luigi, Mario Party, 2D Zelda, Metroid Prime 4.

And on the third party front, Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection, Ace Attorney Investigations, and the Dragon Quest HD-2D remakes.

A hearty 9/10 from me.

I'm very happy to have DKC Returns in HD. It's a brilliant game, especially the mine cart world.

Very happy to see a new Mario Party. I'll pick it up this holiday.

Announcing Metroid Prime 4 was an amazing way to end the Direct.

A Zelda game where you play as Zelda is a dream come true.

This was a completely unexpected announcement. I'm loving the new art style.

Low expectations,but I'd like to be surprised. I'm still feeling relatively confident in at least predicting a new Mario Party.

The 3DS had a really graceful sendoff, and I hope Nintendo repeats their strategy.

I think there is still room for a new Mario Party, a Fire Emblem remake, Prime 2/3 remasters plus potentially the Wii U Zelda remakes on Switch.

I'm expecting Metroid Prime 2 Remastered and maybe 3 too.

One or both HD Zelda ports will make their way over from the Wii U.

A new Kirby game is usually a lock for late in a Nintendo's system life.

And a new Mario Party makes too much sense to sell a few million before the Switch sunsets.

3/10. Only a few games appealed to me: Dragon Ball, Sonic, and Fatal Fury.

Looks amazing. I never played the original so I'll gladly pick it up this time around.

No, we don't desperately need a Nintendo Kart.

Mario Kart still holds up after all these years.

I have these on 3DS, but I'm happy for those who get to experience them for the first time.

This is a surprise but a welcome one. Yooka Laylee is pretty fun.