Armbouncer

@rjejr I don't believe they have implemented controller support with the Anniversary Edition on Steam yet, but if they're really going to bring this game on Switch, I think they'll have to. Also, there's a new expansion pack for it as well called Ragnarok.

Better than Diablo 3. Bring it on!

I'm very hopeful for MM11. I'm also very glad Legacy Collection 1 & 2 are coming to the Switch.
I'm less excited about the X collection though. I've never been a fan of the X series. I tried them a couple of times but never could get into it. But I'm happy for the folks who do love it of course.

Mega Man 1-10 + 11 and Mega Man X 1-8 all on Switch.
Couldn't be happier right now.

Lol, that looks way too complicated for my brain to handle.

OK, here's a question: if you have a PC that's strong enough to play these games (because that's a requirement in order to use this app in the first place), why the hell would you stream it to another device with a high chance of input lag and possibly lesser graphic fidelity?

This is a great indie game guys. If you haven't played it already, I highly recommend you do.

Meh, they still look like abominations to me.

We already had Gunbarich, so it's only natural we eventually got Gunbird as well. They're very good games in their genre.

Love the art style and the music. Gameplay looks a lot like Diablo, which I love. I hope their Kickstarter goes well because I'm already looking forward to this game.

I'll be hunting for Power Moons in Super Mario Odyssey and badges in Arms.

Would definitely want to see a Mario concert. The music from the Galaxy games and Odyssey are outstanding.
BTW, does anyone know if they're going to release them on DVD/Blu-Ray?

@manu0 I disagree. I think he's one of the funniest Late Show hosts around. You need to know what's happening in the world to understand his jokes though. His shows are really clever in my opinion.

I totally understand why Nintendo is doing this. They obviously got the core gamers in their pockets already, but not necessarily the casual gamers. Advertisements like this might appeal to households that usually don't spend much on gaming devices. Their advertisements for the Wii were a big success, and I think Nintendo is smart in trying to recreate that success with the casuals, selling more Switches in the process.

Pikachu is boss!
He'd make a better president than the one at the WH right now.

Not going to lie, this brought a tear to my eye.