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2 probably had the series most interesting character in Jin. It was a good story all around.

Glad to see such a strong support for physical media.

Wouldn't be easier to release a page of non-compatible games?

Why do you write (Switch eShop) after every title?
99.99% of all games can be found on the eShop.
If it's to say they are eShop only, then that is simply not true, since half of the games on this list had a physical release as well.

Nice to see Crawl on the list. Awesome couch co-op game.

@LastFootnote
I'm not sure this information would come up by a quick search, but thanks for sharing.
I would have guessed the problem was with pricing. I recall paying a lot more than the average.

@LastFootnote
I'd rather not follow a statement with no context than spend time researching if there might be any meat to it. One would assume that the statement bounds from anger due to a past experience, which suggests that the writer wants to warn others from throwing cash at the publisher. Yet no willingness to back up any claims further suggests that it might not be that bad after all.

@gojiguy
Care to elaborate or are we expected to take your word for it?

@cvrator
I don't like the GTA games in general. I find them boring. But I did like GTA2 back then. A completely different kind of game compared to the later entries.

It's forerunner wasn't well received.

You can't improve on perfection.

A simple yes or no question should not have 11 different answers.

@KingMike
You're right. Sunsoft was only the publisher.
Who holds the rights then to bring a remake into action?

Zelda II was a great gaming experience back then and it still holds up as a great 2D adventure game to this day. This is fact regardless of there being "better" Zelda games.

@FullbringIchigo
So are you saying that the file size amount of the game on an Xbox console is the exact same whether you're using physical media or purely bought and downloaded digitally?

I've been buying my Xbox Series X games on disc, as I thought I would save up to 50gb of storage space per game by doing so.

The hidden gem of the Direct was Crimson Butterfly. The best entry in the Fatal Frame series.

This is why games are never truly complete on card. We should stop demanding this. As long as most of the data is on cartridge, so we don't waste valuable storage space, we should be happy.

Remake of Death & Return of Super-Man, their greatest game ever made and the only good Super-Man game in existence.

9600 does not sound like a lot. I alone could contribute an awful lot to that collection. Most of you probably could.

One of the best games ever created.

I see that town...

Do I have time to play through Hollow Knight 100% before Silksong releases?

Is there a remake for Code Veronica on the table? I thought it was pure speculation. It is ridiculous if it doesn't happen though, as it's quite an important entry and the true sequel to RE2.

This is the game I always wanted back in the 90's and never got. Will definitely be getting it.

It looks cheap.

The graphics style is definitely not to my taste. Could be a cool game, but not sure if I can look beyond that.

I did enjoy Heretic back in the 90's. Fresh take on the Doom formula.

I played this to death on the Dreamcast. The genré should stay dead as it will never be the same again without light guns.

On a brighter note it's going to be so much cheaper collecting physical games for NSW 2 than it was for NSW.

@Fiergala
Agree. The new entries does not live up to the greatness of Generations Ultimate.

Why are the mice robots dressed like the Horde from Masters of the Universe?

Odyssey this and Odyssey that.
Come on! Odyssey wasn't even the greatest Mario game.

Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario World and Super Mario 64 all made a bigger impact at their own respective point in time.
They say you can't compare apples and oranges, but those oranges were better oranges than that apple called Odyssey will ever be.

@FatDaddyD
Unless you are still young, does it really matter if the cartridges last for more than 25 years? Unless you are able to purchase an extra life, I don't think we should worry too much. Don't lick'em for once and they might last longer

@Anti-Matter
It's like that on other systems as well and have been so for many years. Take Final Fantasy VII Rebirth for example. The physical game disc still requires a download of over 80 gb for the game to function.

Keep in mind that physical games these days are almost never complete on cart/disc.
Playstation and Xbox discs never has the full game data. An enormous amount of extra download data is always required to complete the game data.
Nintendo is one of the last console makers to give close to truly physical options. But even then... every game nowadays have patches or updates, which you will need to download digitally.
True physical games in their final state is a thing of the past. For over a decade most games has been released with day-1 patches and/or additional patches post release.
So in the sense of game preservation, that ship sailed a long time ago. If you have the download space on external drives/sd cards/usb sticks to store the updates/patches, then a game-key card would serve the same purpose for you in 20+ years as a card with physical game data on it. Therefore this option is lightyears better than code-in-a-box or digital purchases.

The pricepoint should be a negative. It is simply too expensive a controller compared to Sony's and Microsoft's.

The guys at SwitchUp just put up a video which showed it still sukced heavy asss on the Switch 2.
It needs a patch to let it run on that sweet new hardware.

Couldn't complete the survey as I'm not getting any games for the Switch 2. I bought it to use it with my Switch 1 library. Nothing else for now - not with these current game prices at least.

3 would have been great had it been released 25 years ago.
1 & 2 was great for it's time. It pushed boundaries and made a new genre. Equally as disappointing and unimpressive were 3, as it seemed stuck in 2001. No evolution for the series in 18 years. We wanted a conclusion on the story, but received nothing of the sort. Instead we got to experience the exact same old game mechanics from back then.
It's a thin line between a love letter to the fans and a complete embarrassment.

"Of course, when Nintendo one day takes the Switch 2 servers offline, it will still likely be game over for download cartridges."

But if you have downloaded the data to a Micro SD card, surely you're safe and sound even beyond server shutdowns, right?
Most Switch 1 cartridges doesn't include all game data anyway, so nothing really changes beyond that point of server shutdown, besides you needing more space on an SD card to store the game data on.

Excited for this one. Some great classics and finally a chance to play some shmups that's not bullet hell for a change.

Is the actual gameplay that slow? The trailer was horrible.

I don't believe they can be rated against each other at all. While they are all different, they are still all the same. It's like rating each chapter in the same novel. Removing one of the mainline games would severely hurt the rest. That being said... the character Jin from 2 was awesome. Probably the most interesting of them all.

They got the title card wrong on Cloud 😂

The only thing needed fixing was re-releasing Civ6 with an improved and more intelligent AI. I'm curious to learn if that is still brain dead on Civ7.

The only thing from previous entries that needed a serious overhaul was the AI. It was way too passive. You don't up the difficulty just by distributing resources in the AI's favor. You need to make it smarter, not have more resources.

Sadly I have no faith that they will ever get that right.

Saying Nintendo created a Mario game for children and expecting your 3 year old to beat it is ridiculous. A 14 year old kid is still a child. Nintendo never created Mario games for small children. Heck... most kids don't stand a chance beating a Mario game. They become difficult at the end and has and should always do so.

@whitespy12
I was wondering how that would work. Didn't think that was possible. Then you could in theory share an entire library with a friends Switch if they have no account of their own.
I never thought Nintendo would allow for such an option.

@HugoGED
Yes, that makes sense...unless there is some complication with activating your Nintendo Account on the new system. From the Wii to Wii U it was super lame. If you did transfer, you could no longer play your digital games on the Wii.
There is plenty of opportunity for Nintendo to screw this up and make it more painful than it should be.

1 TB is too small if you carry over a large Switch 1 collection. How large a card does Switch 2 support?