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Re: Feature: Our Predictions For The February 2023 Nintendo Direct

BongoBongo123

@mr12calvin Yeah, I definitely think there'll be some surprises at this one. Maybe it's a bit too early for new Switch. Nintendo seem to be upping production, they might have some secret AAA game no one knows about.

But knowing them we actually could see Switch 2, even despite this loool.

I'm hoping for a new ip. Not much this generation has got me excited tbh.

Also, I think they'll show Metroid Prime 4. I'm 75% certain this is when theyll show it.

Re: Video: Digital Foundry's Technical Analysis Of GoldenEye 007 On Switch

BongoBongo123

I'm playing through this on an emulator for the since time since I was about 15 and for me it stands the test of time really well. The enemy reactions are so funny and ahead of their time. So what if it's not realistic like modern fps, there's enough reality in people's lives. The ai is so dumb it's hilarious. ANNNNDDD the stealth sections options work better than any game ive played....EVER.

Re: Every Nintendo Switch Online N64 Game Ranked

BongoBongo123

Wish Nintendo would just release a legacy console with a great eshop to download old games. I'd pick that up day one. Right now I use my unhacked wii from 2007 that has like 10 gems on it that I legit bought and downloaded. Nothing on Switch currently is enough for me to rebuy one apart from the next Zelda. I'll defo pick up a Switch for Zelda but at the moment I seriously am happy with the wii and delving into the back catalogue of wii and gamecube games.

Re: Sega Wants To Know What Mini Console Fans Would Like To See Next

BongoBongo123

I had a Sega MegaDrive (well my brother did) when I was very small. Then I got an N64 which properly was my start into gaming. Because of this I'd love a Sega Saturn mini to see some of the games I missed out on when I switched to Nintendo. I still have a fondness for Sega and remember playing Sonic 3, Golden Axe, and Vectorman.

Re: Talking Point: What Was Your First Legend Of Zelda Game?

BongoBongo123

Ocarina of Time (N64) Christmas 1998. The graphics, and vastness of the world were amazing as a 7 year old. I remember playing it on a CRT TV with my older brother and Dad. Took me months to beat it but kept going back to it. I doubt anything will ever beat the greatness of Ocarina of Time in terms of the huge gap in overall quality and impact between it and other games released at the time. Although, from my memory, the original pokemon games come close.