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@oji At the same time, this may be useful for people who aren't any good at self-teaching to maybe learn beginning coding concepts.

In the end, no, it's not going to train anybody up to a professional level, but it doesn't hurt to have utilities out there that might help to demystify the concept of writing code to those of us (like me) who would otherwise be helpless when left to their own devices to have to self-teach not just a language, but the very concept of coding itself.

I'm not sure I have the constitution to handle dead huskies, even virtual ones.

IF they add more games to the Castlevania collection (and I'm not 100% sure they will, despite the popular assumptions), I actually hope that Castlevania X68K is one of them. It's different enough from the NES version to warrant it, IMO.

Damn it, Konami.

Time Pilot? Gyruss? Xexex? Green Beret?

LOVE/kuso I think warrant mentioning, too.

That art style just isn't doing it for me.

So, with Visco properties being licensed, hopefully Hamster can get in on the action and we can get Neo Drift-Out.

@retro_player_22 Universal Wrestling Corporation.

It was the actual Business entity name that WCW operated under.

@TheFanatic And it's already been promised to go to some YouTube personality.

It might be helpful for all the ACA Neo-Geo stuff I have, but I still can't bring myself to buy one.

Pretty much always pick Fire to start (except in Black/White, where I went with Water).

Though this gen, Grass leads to multiple obvious lame thinly veiled song references ("Grass Monkey", "Grookey Gang", etc.)

Galar seems... Scottish, I suppose.

Eh, it's nice to see a Peach that doesn't look like a crossplayer doing Animegao/Kigurumi, like the "official" Nintendo art does.

Likely just going to be the two 3D remakes.

Cosmic Walker.

Already has a more reliable stick than the actual Neo Geo Mini.

Hyakutaro~

Hoping for a new "The Justice Ray" in this.

A friend of mine seems convinced that it's Cosmic Walker.

It was strange to me that BB Naoto wasn't in the game in the first place.

So, with Arika developing, does it use TGM rules?

@Shiryu My soul cries out for X-Multiply.

LOVE will probably take up the last of my MicroSD card.

So I guess it'll be time to get a new one.

Probably going to be the two 3D remakes.

They're not going to put in the effort to translate the 3rd game.

I don't even want to know why they knew where they could get a wearable inflatable Pikachu...

Would want something like that more for space shooters than for fighters, because I've never been able to play fighters worth a crap with a stick.

Come on, Hamster. License the Visco and Technos Neo-Geo games already.

@BulbasaurusRex And yet, the sequel, UnchainBlade EXXIV, stayed Japan-only.

@ReaderRagfihs Not liking anything (and that extends beyond video games) is kind of his thing.

Likely my last 3DS title.

And just like all the other EOs, I'll never even come close to finishing it.

@Sandro89 Because "PAY ATTENTION TO MEEEEEEEE!"

That's why.

@BulbasaurusRex The text is still Japanese, is it not?

@Moroboshi876 They actually haven't. NL just lists it that way.

Not expecting Saturn games to hit the Switch, I'm just not.

My guess is they're looking at more Genesis/MD titles that never had an official translation (Pulseman, Surging Aura, Rent-A-Hero, maybe King Colossus if there's not a licensing issue).

Forgetting the "localization" part, it'd be interesting to see more of their arcade games be released. Super GT (aka Scud Race) would be nice.

@diablo2 Just be thankful that for once, nL didn't compare something to OutRun.

@Shiryu I was about to say. I know that the recent PC Cyber Formula GPX game was a completely different dev team than the GC one, but this trailer reminded me mostly of that, just with higher production values.

Rousey? Hope they didn't plan on selling any copies to Gen Y.

Nobody is owed having everything catered specifically to their one most-wanted issue.

And they're not being oppressed over not having everything catered to their issue, either.

But I guess if one can't dominate people's attention and conversation in reality, one has to try and do it on the internet.

I'd like to say that people need to take a step back and not freak out every time some form of media doesn't cater to whatever their big issue is, but let's face it, nobody wants to hear that.

Aura Battler Dunbine AGAIN?

Geez, switch things up, Bamco.

I don't want to be that kind of person, but I roll my eyes any time somebody says an RPG's story is going to be "tear-jerking".

Let me guess.

Only 30 FPS?

Someone once gifted me a Repro of MUSHA as a joke (though the actual joke had something to do with ex-baseball player Sammy Sosa).

I still don't know if I've forgiven him or not.

@Arnold-Kage Not likely, since they're not the developers in that case. Rune Factory AND Lufia are both developed by Neverland, and the franchises in Japan are owned by different publishers; Marvelous AQ for Rune Factory, and Taito (Square-Enix) for Lufia.

Natsume may have bought the western rights to the names, but it'd be up to the original devs (and the Japanese publishers) to put out something authentic first.

@AshFoxX Strangely (or perhaps not), I haven't played any of those, myself, heh.

@subpopz Most importantly, a portable system.

Still kind of wishing they'd have picked 3D World instead of this...

I never know just how I'm supposed to feel about the enduring success of Senran Kagura.

@wazlon Well, "Bust a Move" WAS a dancing game in Japan.

Not motion-controlled, but otherwise...

OK, so all that's left unpublished after this batch is the Visco stuff (Breakers, Neo Drift-Out, Ganryu, etc.) and the Technos Japan stuff (Gowcaizer, Super Dodge Ball, etc.)?

Not sure I trust an outside studio doing a remake when they say they're changing up the gameplay with "several modifications".

If they were just doing a direct remake in HD, I'd be a lot more confident in it.