AnnoyingFrenzy

This just made me realize how much I prefer Link's traditional outfit to his Champion's outfit in BoTW.

I bet I'm the only person that got really disappointed by the direction the game took and ended up disliking the game because of it.

I highly doubt Samus is ever coming to fortnite. I wouldn't hold my breath for it at E3.

This does make me realize there is a real lack of American Football games on Switch though. In general, really, Madden is the only one that comes to mind, and from what I hear that's gone downhill hard.

I still really wish we got a game that looked like this. TP Link is my favorite Link design by far so seeing him look like this was jaw dropping back when I first saw it. I also know it doesn't age as well, but I also prefer OoT/MM and TP artstyles to WW, SS, and BoTW. Those games still look AMAZING mind you, but I also still think TP on GameCube looks great as well so maybe I'm just insane.

Today I learned Apple Arcade is a thing that exists.

Definitely, but give me Rhythm Heaven as well!

I seemingly replay Luigis Mansion, the Prime Trilogy, both Banjo Kazooie's, at least of the Professor Laytons, Portal and one of the Zelda games annually.

Whether the Switch Pro is real or not, I fully believe this specific listing is fake.

Higher rated than Breath of the Wild? It got a 97, so it's difficult, but can be done, 21 games have tied or beaten that score. Higher rated than Ocarina of Time though? It has a 99. so nearly impossible. You need a minimum of 7 reviews to be put on the all-time list on Metacritic, this game currently has 6. It's up to NintendoLife next week to decide its fate.

Not gonna lie, an open world Sonic just sounds bad. Prove me wrong Sega.

Huh, I might actually get this depending on price point and battery life. My entire Steam Library on a portable Switch-like device? Yes please!

Absolutely loving these games, finished missing heir and am working through Girl who Stands Behind.

I've never been a fan of the Dragon Quest or Dragon Ball art styles. I like anime art styles, just not his. I do admit that the North American version is not the best, but I still vastly prefer it to Japan's.

Smash Ultimate- 9.9 on Classic with every character

Girl who stands behind - Just beat Missing Heir and excited to start the sequel.

Okami HD - about 5 hours in

Animal Crossing New Horizons

Playing through Missing Heir right now, loving it so far!

@sixrings @nessisonett Those are fair points. It is harder to compare a late stage 3DS game to a mid-life Switch game when it comes to visibility.

Honestly not as bad as gating an entire difficulty behind an amiibo in Samus Returns. Still not great though. That said I am midly upset that just how many more people are throwing hands about this than the Samus Returns one, just goes to show how much more popular Zelda is than Metroid.

Controversy aside, even if this was standard in game, my first thought when I saw this was "wow, that's useless."

I see your arguments, and I can't say your wrong. However, to me, in terms of quantity and quality of game releases, I'd say the golden age was GameCube, PS2 to early Xbox 360 era. All 3 companies were pumping out high quality experiences with no sign of the issues plaguing current AAA games.

Both games are great and have earned great sales. To argue one is more deserving than the other (or that RE8 is a "threat") is a little weird to me, as they are going for two VERY different audiences. I mean, a person that isn't into B-movie "horror" but is into calm sightseeing tours would probably say Snap is the better game and therefore "deserves" more sales.

@Rob3008 Iirc Ryan said he was "off last week" in the UK sales chart comments.

I'd be very surprised if this ever gets localized in the west. The game is very Japanese, would undoubtedly crash and burn in the west. Might not even make its localization money back. From what I understand, its a train simulation board game? Already extremely niche, but the artstyle is going to put off most western people who would be interested most likely. The artstyle simply doesn't appeal to western audiences like it does to the Japanese.

Man, can't wait to play both of these. I'm on a murder mystery kick right now so these came out at the perfect time.

Huh, I've personally never had trouble finding pokemon cards. Granted I never buy them, it's not my scene, but there are always plenty on the shelves by the check-out line at my local Walmart.

Im playing the game Finals Week. I am dead inside.

And the news would have you believe that Nintendo has just been sitting on a port since 2018. Along with Star Fox Grand Prix from Retro, and Atlus has Persona 5 for Switch ready to go, and Miyamoto is cooking something that smells like Pikmin 4.

We are 4 years into the systems life, why are people still confused about how a hybrid system works.

I actually preferred Detective Pikachu to the Sonic movie.

@NintendoJunkie Thats a good point. I guess they'd use Zero Suit Samus then? Her design would translate easier into Fortnite. That said, not the best choice for a rep since ZSS is barely in most Metroid games.

I don't care about Samus being in Fortnite or not, I care about Epic using fanart that has her gun on the wrong hand in their official documentation. Isn't a good sign.

@XenoShaun Ah who could forget such beloved -features- that will surely make fans nostalgic

Ah yes, the most thrilling of announcements

Metal Gear Solid Remake - Metal Gear Solid is now remade in stunning HD graphics! Simply the finest pachinko machine exclusive to Japan!

Contra: Rogue Corps 2 - A switch exclusive sequel to the most talked-about Konami game of 2019

Silent Hill HD Remake Collection - An hd remake collection of Silent Hill Origins and Shattered Memories

I'm not going to name any names, but we are in the presence of an Olympic athlete in this comment section. The gymnastics they are able to do and the hurdles they can jump over are gold medal-worthy.

dude, the PS5 just came out, why is the PS6 here already?

I picked the perfect time to get into Ace Attorney, started with the Trilogy on Switch last summer and have now played all the games sans Miles Edgeworth which they refuse to re-release or port to the west and I am not salty about that not at all why would you think that.

@COVIDberry Sorry I should have specified, the list of 4 games wasn't for Nintendo and their subsidiaries, just Nintendo EPD. So its Nintendo EPD working on 3 games if we use your weighing system. Don't you all get me wrong though, I too am unsatisfied with not only how Nintendo neglects its catalog of IPs, but also Sega, Microsoft, Sony, Konami etc., etc. That said, I find myself thankful for this lull in big Nintendo games as its allowed me to try titles I may otherwise never have.

@Mr-Fuggles777 Currently it's listed that their upcoming projects are Miitopia, BoTW 2, Splatoon 3, and Skyward Sword HD. I imagine they have more games unannounced in development in the background, but more and more series are being developed by their subsidiaries these days since the merger of their internal development studios. But really, this has very little, if anything, to do with their legal team, Nintendo is constantly in court every generation, this is nothing new. And this isn't a defense by the way, not in the way you were implying it anyway. These are the facts I am presenting. My intent in this conversation is simply to inform, whether that be through general information or noting that someone's complaints are misdirected.

@Mr-Fuggles777 Ah, going to the extreme already I see. You asked a question, I gave the answer. You asked another question, I again gave the answer. You then proceeded to claim that Nintendo striking down a hacker was impacting their game development, I provided a counterpoint as to why this probably isn't the case. At this point, you may notice no defending was done, merely pointing out a logical fallacy in your argument.

@Mr-Fuggles777 One could make the argument that the legal team and the development studio are not the same people.

@Mr-Fuggles777 I only counted Monolith, Next-Level, NDcube, Sora ltd, Intelligent Systems as well as Game Freak pokemon games that were exclusive to the Switch (technically Retro is a subsidiary, but I already knocked off Tropical Freeze, their only game). How many original games has Nintendo EPD developed (ie, not including ports or enhanced rereleases)? Including one's where they co-developed with another studio (of which there were two games), then that would be 9 since April 18, 2018. 10 if you include Jump-Rope Challenge.

@Mr-Fuggles777 By my count Nintendo and its subsidiaries have developed 21 games since April 2018. That does not include ports of Wii U games (Tropical Freeze), enhanced ports (Super Mario 3D World), exclusive games published by Nintendo but not developed (Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3) or eshop exclusive games (Jump Rope Challenge). So that's about 7 original physical games a year.

Grand Theft Auto VI could come out and Grand Theft Auto V would still be above it in the charts

Oof, the Wii version? Couldn't even get the HD Wii U port? 0/10, need to hack better.

I think Europe has the better cover, the relaxing blue tones fit the nature of the game more, but I prefer the name Brain Age over Brain Training.

I can't see this as anything other than a bad thing.

Remember when everyone said Samus was going to get in?

I understand that there are some people that are into... interesting... things. That being said though, I have unfortunately seen weirder. Like whenever Isabelle is trending on Twitter.

I'll name you two pokemon sexier than Gardevoir and Lopunny, you ready?

Shuckle and Probopass

Guys theyre remaking Famicom Detective Club, games that aren't "staple" or new. Older series will be fine.

Twilight Princess is my favorite Zelda game, but I've never played the flipped Wii version. I had the GC version and just used that until later when I got the HD version on Wii U. Honestly it would probably affect me as much as mirror versions of tracks in Mario Kart, as in, it wouldn't.