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@Spider-Kev Fair enough, each to their own.

@Kilroy It's probably not, just seems a bit weird to me.

@Kilroy The posters that are likely to be absolutely everywhere when you walk into the cinema?
I'm genuinely interested in how you avoid looking at them, do you just look at the floor until you get past the foyer, escalators etc.?

@Spider-Kev Do you normally walk into the cinema wearing blinkers just in case the official posters give something away?

@Bunkerneath If you press select when you're in the game you can re-map the controls on the c stick/right joystick so that up is down and vice versa. It's not a perfect solution but I definitely preferred it to the default controls.

@progx Apparently a passionate ex Nintendo fan but the tedious, repetitive, condescending comments and overuse of emojis don't take long to start grating. I'm not surprised you hit the ignore button.

Galactic Pinball is weirdly addictive.

@The_Nintendo_Expat Why do people take an instant dislike to The Nintendo Expat?
It saves time.

@The_Nintendo_Expat I agree that games included in a subscription are not free but I suspect most people, myself included, don't want to bother typing 'included at no additional cost within a subscription that I already pay for' in a comments section because it's far too long-winded.

@Damo I would have completely agreed with you in 2009 about the VB never being revived and here we are today. 😄

@Krisi I'm only going based on the 4 main Super Famicom games and the first N64 game because they are the only ones I've played but you are absolutely right about the soundtracks, all of them are superb.
If I had to pick a favourite it would probably be the 4th Super Famicom game, I particularly like the track that starts off like Machine Gun by the Commodores.
Having said that I don't think I ever got bored of the Impact song or Gorgeous My Stage on N64.

@Lizuka Gutted that we're unlikely to see a Western release of the Goemon collection as I don't think Konami will think it's worth doing full translations. Will have to see if I can get an imported physical copy when it's released.

@The_Nintendo_Expat Who are you saying has suggested this is a humanitarian endeavour?
Furukawa was asked a question at a financials meeting to which he has responded in what seems like an honest way, he doesn't appear to be saying it's some act of benevolence.
If it's the headline writer you're aiming the comment at then I would also say it's not inaccurate if specifically referring to Nintendo financials.

@weisske Is there a reason that you've completely ignored the rest of @metaphysician's comment and just restated your original, incorrect, comment about 2015 hardware?

@TrueBlueYoshi Assuming you're talking about playing Switch 1 Smash Ultimate on Switch 2, if so then yes the GC controller works and has full features including rumble.
I haven't tried but I don't think you can pair the GC controller to Switch 1 if that's what you meant.

@KevinP I suspect GTA6 will be at a different price point to Kirby Air Riders.

I bought Street Fighter 6 on launch day and thought it was an amazing step up from what would be possible on Switch 1 but subsequently bought Star Wars: Outlaws and it really went above and beyond what I expected Switch 2 to be capable of so I'm quite hopeful about what we will see in future.
I like everything I've heard about the art style and story etc. of Cyberpunk but I am not generally a big fan of RPGs so I'm not going to give it a go yet but it's one of those which will probably keep nagging away at me for wanting to give it a try.

@The_Nintendo_Expat
Technically I would say you are incorrect and it is poor grammar but if you wish to bend the rules to involve informal communications then I'm not really that bothered because picking people up on the slightest little thing is a bit pathetic.

@The_Nintendo_Expat
It's a good job you've changed your handle, the lack of grammatical accuracy would really irritate a pedant.

@The_Nintendo_Expat
Why don't you start sentences with a capital letter?

@The_Nintendo_Expat
I'm glad you are enjoying your Steamdeck. Hopefully there is a Steamdeck equivalent site to this one where you can share your wit and wisdom about something you enjoy.

@Bass_X0
I'd probably buy a camera if they did that. 👍

@Nitwit13 I've never had a go on a US SNES so I can't say how it compares but the PAL version also had a DEEP eject button, you could really pop those carts out if you wanted to. 😀

@axelhander I would totally disagree with this. In my opinion Super Mario World is perfection in 2d platform game terms. I jumped from my Sega Master System to the SNES because I wanted to play decent versions of arcade games at home and not particularly to play SMW despite it having great reviews in the magazines at the time (probably about 18 months before being officially released in the UK), as soon as I played it as the bundled game I thought it was absolutely brilliant and it's still a game I love doing a complete run through every couple of years.

It would appear I'm very much in the minority here but I've really enjoyed playing Simpsons Fortnite.

@BringleWorkshop Some of the boss battles in Ganbare Goemon 4 are annoying (I think the Puyo Puyo one irritated me) but it is a fantastic game, amazing soundtrack as well.

@topsekret In my opinion there's a big difference between Wii U to Switch and Switch to Switch 2. Because Wii U sold so poorly there were a load of people that hadn't played those games before and those of us that did own a Wii U just had to suck it up and pay full price for the Switch version as the physical games were on a different media format.
I'm not particularly interested in Animal Crossing but the cheap upgrade path for people who have the Switch 1 version seems pretty reasonable to me, not sure why anyone would expect it to include the DLC as well.

I'm an inverter on first person and third person games but the controls do feel quite weird on Luigi's Mansion, although I don't remember it bothering me back in 2002.
I'm not sure if you can do all the same remapping on the S2 GC controller but will have a look and I might become a heathen. 😆

@dennabeht
Nintendo didn't develop the game and I doubt they went with SD express to "sell you more crap" as they are not proprietary memory cards and they wouldn't make any profit from third party SD cards sold, other than possibly a cut on the officially branded ones but I can't imagine that would be a huge amount.
For them to make SD express a requirement I suspect that the older SD cards didn't cut the mustard when it comes to playing the latest games so they had to go down that route.

@foursider You can get a 1TB micro SD express card but they aren't cheap at the moment.

It's a really good game and an impressive display of the potential of Switch 2 ports.
I've had it for about a month and have had a few hard crashes but as people have said above I haven't lost any significant progress, they've just been minor annoyances but hopefully the latest version will rectify this.
Despite crashes I would definitely recommend the game, particularly if you are a fan of the original trilogy.

@Sindayl I'd imagine there are also a few who own neither but are voting for Sonic just to stick it to Nintendo because the internet has told them they're bad.

@Ironcore I don't really understand how that works. You ordered a physical copy from Nintendo and they sent you a digital download code through the post?

@basswitch Cheers. 👍

@basswitch Where did you read the Mean Machines preview of FF, do you still have the magazine or is it online?
I quite fancy reading it as I think that very article is the one that convinced me I would wait for SNES to be released rather than get a Mega drive.

Personally I'm not fussed about game key cards. I don't tend to sell on games anyway so I'd just buy the digital copy if the GKC one will use up the same amount of storage. Having said that I pre-ordered Street Fighter 6 Years 1&2 Edition for £35 from Amazon so if I see a deal like that again you can count me in.

Super Famicom version by a mile. Anyone who favours the US one must be severely lacking in taste.

@The_Nintend_Pedant I thought you liked forthright discussion? I'm not trolling you, I'm just giving you my opinion on your comments. ✌️

@The_Nintend_Pedant I didn't say that particular comment was lecturing, I said that the majority of your comments come across that way. ✌️

It comes across to me that you are lecturing everyone else with the majority of your comments but what do I know. 🤔🥱

@Anti-Matter Do you own a Switch 2 or have any intention of getting one in the future?
I get it that you like games aimed at children and are happy to play them on your PS5 but I don't really understand why you want to constantly share that here if you have no interest in the latest Nintendo console.

That's your choice and it's right that you do what works for you but Nintendo have this business model currently and if you don't like it then you'll need to stick with your principles and vote with your wallet by not subscribing.
I've also thrown gobs of cash at Nintendo by re-buying Mario and Zelda games etc on multiple systems since 1992 so the relatively inexpensive annual sub works for me.

@The_Nintend_Pedant
I'm not sure how much the base NSO subscription costs in the US (I would guess not a huge amount more than 15 dollars annually) but I think if you want to play Wave Race 64 on a current Nintendo platform then you'll just have suck it up and subscribe (which would also give you access to a multitude of other games) or get yourself an N64 and the original game, maybe a CRT as well.
You may not like the subscription model but that's the route Nintendo have gone down and personally I prefer it to VC as there are a lot of games I've got to try that I wouldn't have paid for as an individual VC download.

@Jayenkai The Dr Who levels in Lego Dimensions were very good. I also liked that if you were playing as the Dr minifigure he regenerates when you die and there is some dialogue for every version of the Dr.

@The_Nintend_Pedant I guess I'm more forgiving on performance than you. Super Ghouls 'n' Ghosts ran like crap at times but I found it absolutely amazing at the time and wouldn't have wanted it to have downgraded the graphics etc.
Not a Nintendo game but an example of a game that was reaching for more than was readily achievable on Nintendo hardware at the time which I found incredibly impressive.
I haven't played DKB yet but from what I've read the performance dips won't be anywhere near that level and I suspect won't bother me in the slightest.
I guess you could argue that I should expect more but perhaps I've been conditioned to accept the version that's available even if I feel it's stretching the hardware/developers capabilities at the time.
I had no issues with TOTK but it does look and play very well with a little glow up.

@The_Nintend_Pedant
I am happy for them to have a vision for a game which they aim for and then make necessary but not anywhere near gamebreaking compromises (which sounds applicable to DKB) to get as close to that as possible then that's good with me.
Should SMB3 have been kept in the can because it suffered from sprite flicker etc?
I appreciate that game was released very late in the NES lifecycle as opposed to DKB which is very early in Switch 2's. At least nowadays the game could potentially be patched for better performance unlike 35 years ago.

@The_Nintend_Pedant
They don't need to compare it to anything, if the controls etc. in THPS3 are more user friendly for a modern day player than those in THPS4 and they've made the THPS4 controls more similar to those then in my opinion that comment is correct and doesn't require any pedantry.
I have never played either game and haven't read the review so I'm purely commenting on the bit you've highlighted and your response.

I'm so pleased this was reviewed by Ollie. 😆

@Bentleyma It's pretty easy to set up a Japanese account, I did it on Switch to get the Famicom and Super Famicom apps. I assume it's still easy but I haven't bothered downloading the GameCube app because by that point any games that weren't available in my region would probably be a right pain to even get through the menu screens.

@zool I don't really understand this comment, what are Nintendo Directs normally other than commercials to promote Nintendo products?