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Would it be vaguely possible to use the VB accessory to play 3DS games in 3D should Nintendo add the 3DS to NSO? Maybe find a way to wear it like a headset and not require it to always be propped on a table like surface? Then again, weight might an issue?

Tour or Aurora Rosalina. The lack of Koopalings is sad, and yet again, no Wart?!

Fridge magnets!

Momodora: RUTM
Monster Hunter Wilds Beta (XBSX)
Doom 2 (PC w/ mods)
Stardew Valley
RPG Maker MZ (PC)

All in between enjoying the lovely Canadian winter and something called a Super Bowl.

Would’ve been good if it wasn’t just Toronto for Canada. Would’ve thought Vancouver or maybe Edmonton. All the same, good luck to everyone else here!

Fire Emblem: Three Houses - 72 hours
Diablo 3: Eternal Collection - 54 hours
Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom - 23 hours

Picked FE:3H for my favourite of the year, though Cat Quest 3 and Ace Combat 7 were up there too.

Legend of Cellda this ain’t.

Now we just need a functioning version of Brutal Doom.

ALTTP is one of those games I could play several times and never be bored of. When A Link Between Worlds was being released, and I read about the return to ALTTP’s Hyrule, I was excited to jump back into that world. Easily my favourite 1-2 punch as far as the series goes. A top of the hat to Oracle of Ages and Seasons, hope we get the Link’s Awakening remake treatment for those one of these days.

What’s next, Skyrim? Tetris?

If Stephen King wrote Thomas the Tank Engine…

Crimson Glow Valstrax for me.

Going to go with the Japanese one. My curiousity is, however, is his blaster, where he has his on the right arm in the Europe/NA box, and left arm on the Japanese.

Final Fantasy VI on SNES, mind was absolutely blown back then.

What of the Bunny Link form from A Link to the Past when you first enter the Dark World?

Spoiler bit: The post-credit scene reminded me of the ending of Godzilla (1998 version), where there was the undiscovered nest of eggs (complete with one hatching and the roar) in MSG that was to allude to a sequel.

For me, this one. It’s not exactly Mario per say, but it was an ad for SML3:WL

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fZXX6iQd4zU

Bravely Second, which constantly reminds me I need to get back to playing it.

Can confirm we’re the type of people that will apologize for being in the way if someone nudges us with a car at a crosswalk, we beat another team at something, or if our pet moose accidentally eats someone else’s flowerbed.

But yeah, apologies are great if from the actual source of the issues, and proper points if the source knows WHY they should apologize.

Was tough narrowing it down, but at current…

LoZ:ALttP - Lost Woods Theme

For me, Super Mario Kart, and I sometimes get the original Rainbow Road theme stuck in my head when I think about.

Ys Warriors, maybe Animal Crossing Warriors.

The Palico Gore Magala is a must for me. Reminds me slightly of a creepier more sinister looking Poe from the LoZ series.

How about Wart for a change? Or Mouser?

Those are damn brilliant looking! Reminds me of a four coaster set I got years ago that had a re-imagining of Super Mario Bros., Donkey Kong, Legend of Zelda, and Final Fantasy I, but still a different style.

With a name like Grove Street mishandling the trilogy, CJ would be disappointed.

But what if it’s Punchy or Bob or Stitches? They’re always on about bugs for friends, so, wouldn’t you be killing some of theirs? They’d leave horrified after called you a monster!

At least I could access the 1984 theme, that was a fix too, right?

The only thing this movie lacks is Tommy Wiseau, then it’ll have a vampire as a voice actor in it. That way, even other beings are represented too.

I just look forward to another excuse to play SF64. We need a new entry too, dammit. Winback was one I didn’t even expect, kind of forgot about it, actually. Curious if Mission Impossible might be added at some point, only knew it’s a 007 style game, but not much else. Maybe we’ll see San Francisco Rush and Rush 2?

If Nintendo decided to share it (or Astral Chain) with Microsoft for them doing us a few solids, I’d not completely lose sleep over it. Still, though, looking forward to playing it next year!

And yes, bring back Madworld, dammit!

Though already part of the Castlevania Anniversary Collection, Castlevania II: Belmont’s Revenge. Also, maybe Revenge of the Gator.

In no particular order for me…

1.Desert World Theme (SMB3)
2. Underground Theme (SMB1)
3. Boss Theme (SMB2)
4. Airship Theme (SMB3)
5. Ghost House Theme (SMW)
6. Fortress Theme (NSMB)
7. Rainbow Road Theme (SMK SNES)
8. Electrodrome Theme (SMK 8/Deluxe)
9. Fortress Theme (SMW)
10. Bowser’s Castle Theme (SMB3)

It’s rather a no-brainer, isn’t it? Or at least, it should be a no-brainer. Obviously there’s demand for it on consoles, Switch especially.

The sample of Gradius that you could play during intermission (random, I believe) in Blades of Steel.

Stitches would be a no brainer, really.

Final Fantasy Explorers would be a fun edition to the Switch.

I’ve played through in bits and pieces RPG Maker 95, 2000, 2003, XP, VX, VX Ace, MV, and MZ, and found each one to have their hits and misses. I got a copy of this knowing the limitations and so far, I’ve found, aside from a clunky UI, that I’ve enjoyed what’s there, and with the hints of DLC, am curious as to what they’ll add. Bare bones? Yes and no, as I find they do have a generous assortment of tile sets in this version. Plus, one can find a decent amount of tutorials on the RPG Maker forums if they’re stuck, and a lot of events don’t require plugins if one has the patience.

If I want to really blow open the doors, I’ll fire up MZ. If I want a simple experience where I just make a smaller version of a game I’m making in MZ, I’ll gladly keep playing around in this one for a while, even if I can’t have all the nice plugins and abilities to create my own or import art and music (maybe a future update?)

Also, the score given is a fair one.

Europe's gives me a David Bowie vibe, if he was stuffed into a excessively low budget sci-fi movie.

Stitches, Bluebear, Saharah, Jack, Agent S.