Bass_X0

I’d quite like a HD port to Switch.

I don’t have game cartridges for my phone so why would I object if my Switch 2 didn’t either?

Mario Party 10 on Wii U had this as a bonus game. Or something like it. Balls would drop in and you have to get four of the same color touching to make them smaller and get rid of them.

My wish list is like soft sand, something else just falls in to fill up the hole of the thing that was taken out.

As much as I love TotK, I still want a Wind Waker port to Switch. And then when they do that, well there’s still that Twilight Princess port you may as well do too.

Looking forward to it

Mortal Kombat on the game boy doesn’t compare to the console and arcade versions. Sometimes a Game Boy port just isn’t going to look like the more powerful arcade version.

Same with Switch ports.

@Yosher I have mine sorted by time most played. How do you have yours?

@BrianJL This is footage they wanted us to judge the game on. If you’ve played videogames for the past 30 years, you can recognise a good game from a bad game from ten seconds gameplay without playing it yourself. TMNT looked like a good game and was a good game. Even with the intentional retro style, it still looks like a cheap cash-in.

As to your example, if I bought 5 games at $10 each, that costs the annual subscription. After one year, then what? Gone! So I need to pay another $50. Then another. It doesn't work.

What you seem to be intentionally neglecting there is that the next year you would spend another $50 on other games as well as the $50 you spent on that previous year. Then the year later, you’ll spend another $50 on games released that year too. That’s why it’s such a good deal; over a period of two, three, four, five years you’re saving money overall with the subscription service instead of paying for games you want separately over that same period of time. You are not paying for the same games again, you’re paying to play the new games released that current year.

Your math is wrong and you’re getting upset at Nintendo because your own math is wrong.

With Wii, 3DS and Wii U Virtual Console, I spent a lot more every year than the annual NSO subscription service overall. And now I don’t play my Wii or Wii U anymore, and rarely play my 3DS.

@HalBailman please do also cry about Amazon, Netflix, Disney Plus and subscription services too. Subscription services is just the current trend these days. I’d be paying much more for games on NSO overall if I had to pay for everything separately. So the subscription service is of value to me.

More soil samples for me.

I’d rather have it on NSO.

@DaniPooo If you had actually played Super Mario Advance 1 then you wouldn’t have made such blatantly untrue comments regarding it.

@speedyb back then it was a novelty to play console games on a handheld. People wanted to play NES games on the Game Boy Color.

I’d rather play Card Fighters Clash. I could never get into Pokemon TCG.

@Mando44646 ”Why can't we get the classic games on NSO?”

I’m guessing they want to save big name games for later instead of releasing all the good games now and having nothing but crap later.

GBC Pokemon Puzzle Challenge and Pokemon Pinball should have been added today too.

@DKing64 No. I’m going to proudly and openly support my love for playing SNK games along with everyone else. I will not be shamed into silence by the likes of you for being enthusiastic towards a new Fatal Fury game. I don’t feel one ounce of guilt for wanting to buy it. My purchase is the proverbial drop in the ocean for the owners. That’s why I say it’s insignificant.

@DKing64 ”They just choose not to give their money to billionaires who commit atrocities. Seems reasonable to me. How can you possibly not understand that concept?”

One person buying the game adds zero to a billionaire’s wealth and not buying the game reduces their wealth by zero. That’s not a naive or defeatist attitude, it’s simply the truth. So if someone wants to play the game, they should.

”if a large portion of people have a moral compass and choose to do the same then guess what, the company's bottom line will suffer.”

The only ones that would suffer will be SNK and the fans of their games. The owners will not suffer in the slightest. In this case, acting on one’s moral compass in such a manner is a worthless gesture.

@Sambuc looking up the cost on ebay, I’ll say it’s just not worth it. Make do with playing it on Switch.

@jake1421 I just know my place in the world. And my place is to not go fighting billionaires committing atrocities in Saudi Arabia. If they own a company that puts out product that I want to buy, I’ll buy it. I’ll let the people who do have the power, funding, influence and presence to fight them do so.

What I find naive is someone believing that taking a moral stand by not buying a videogame actually does anything of any worth. Saudi Arabia is still going to do whatever whether you do or don’t. It makes absolutely zero impact and such a moral stand is just pointless and ineffective. And no I’m not defending them, I just know that you not buying a game isn’t the critical blow against them that you want it to be.

@Sambuc You can play it on Switch.

@jake1421 Whatever the owners are doing is happening “over there” where we are not and not “over here” where we are. Let the people of “over there” deal with the atrocities that are affecting over there. What is happening “over here” is a new game is being released.

Really, you shouldn’t let every atrocity in countries you’ve never been to happening to people you will never meet affect your mental health. It’s not for you or I to change their ways; we have zero presence and zero influence in our ability to affect things happening over there. People should not lie awake at night worrying about things beyond their control and should instead focus on improving their own lives and the people in their lives. The world’s problems are not yours to shoulder the burden of.

If the game appeals to you, play it and enjoy it. That’s the extent of your impact as an individual upon whatever is happening.

@LikeWhoa Capcom can only afford to put out one single new fighting game at a time of their own IPs right now let alone buying the rights to fighting game series from other developers. Although I wouldn’t mind Capcom vs. SNK sequels being the only fighting game series Capcom put out.

@Lizuka You shouldn’t care about such things. Play the games you want to play because you like those games. Don’t let meaningless intangible reasons like you don’t like a certain owner, actor, writer, musician, developer or artist stop you from pursuing entertainment you enjoy. You can still dislike them and yet still enjoy the work they produce.

A lot of people want Celda.

@Moistnado Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime are also rental services. Subscription services are just the new normal now.

@YoshiF2 the teleporting technique of the original is the main draw of the original Link’s Awakening which was removed for the Color version

@Moistnado They did on Wii U but it did not prove to be successful so they had to change their tactics. If Wii U had sold more, maybe they would be selling crappy NES games for $5 like you wanted.

Should have thrown in the original b&w Link’s Awakening too today, just for preservation.

They were never going to make any more Deponia games again anyway. Their best days were behind them even before Gollum.

How many games do we have for the NSO this year? It’s got to be a ratio of more than once a week.

@mariomaster96 same, but Donkey Kong replaced Kamek in MK64 which was a better choice.

@JohnnyMind for what I said to have relevance as a spoiler, someone has to have completed the game to understand the context of what I said. I said enough for it to have meaning to those who know, and to be meaningless to those who don’t.

@Don presumably the Virtual Console didn’t do so well on Wii U hence why Nintendo had to change tactics. There are several retro compilations on Switch for those not subscribers to NSO.

@ComfyAko Capitalism is how and why games get made, yes.

SPOILERS

The game shows the second time that Ray asked Sissel to help him. The first time Sissel turns him down and goes off on his own. We don't see the consequences of this.

What happened after turning Ray down? What does he do? Who does he meet?

The ending is pretty neatly wrapped up. So a direct continuation of the story after the ending isn’t really possible.

You neglected to include the Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance versions of Donkey Kong Country. They had different box-art images.

TotK fixed all the issues I had with BotW including minor stuff like menu navigation. I can’t go back to BotW anymore now.

What was the deal with the listed upcoming games if they were going to release a whole other bunch of games not listed? The press release made it sound like that only the listed games would be released rather than only being a few of the upcoming games.

@romanista

“harvest moon is sort of curious since the new gaems can't have that name anymore (now story of seasons)”

There is a new Harvest Moon this year that has the Harvest Moon name.

Mystery Tower may be a simple game but what is noteworthy is that the title has been translated in the game. Which means they can go into an edit a game’s graphics.

Remember when Link fused an arrow to a Rupee every time he used it?

@Andee They simply weren’t releasing the games in order of their original release. Presumably SMB3 was released last due to the e-card reader feature they were developing for it.

Other than that, it's pretty similar to the All-stars version of Super Mario Bros 2 on SNES

No it’s not. Play SMA1 and find out. They added a bunch of new stuff that makes it worth playing. Of course it wasn’t going to be completely new but neither is it a straight port of the All*Stars version.

Being able to play SNES games on GBA was quite special back in the day. Even straight ports.

@DaniPooo If you actually have play SMA1, you would not have posted such an obvious factually incorrect comment. There are major changes to SMA1 right from the start, which you say to the best of your knowledge it doesn’t have.

@DaniPooo You’ve not actually played Super Mario Advance 1, have you?

These videos need the Danganronpa execution music being played.

@ricklongo That’s all the review I need to read.