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Persona 5 looks different on Switch to how I remember.

Luigi's Mansion 3 was truly a stand out game IMO. If Three Houses didn't exist it would be a good contender for my GOTY. I'm glad to see it's getting some recognition.

How many grass-type monkeys do we need?

Seems reasonably cool, but can't help but think the standard for mythical Pokemon has slipped over the years.

This looks absolutely gorgeous, and I've personally never played the Mystery Dungeon games so it's one to consider for me!

Why is Super Lucy's Tale so expensive? I could've sworn it was half the price when it launched on Xbox One two years ago.

@DanTheSausage small...definitely inspired by British housing!

Cute, but how do these avoid the problem of bending cables? :s you can still bend around the pokemon.

Unable to get onto it - I just get a never-ending loading screen =/

I'm wondering if they've ever been available in the UK also. I've check many times, but no luck.

I'm usually quick to point out things that haven't aged well in old games.

But to this day this game absolutely deserves a 10/10. I can't think of a single flaw with it.

That is so fetch'd.

I was somewhat interested when it was announced, but unfortunately there are too many other games coming out now for it to hold my interest.

Did anyone think it was the 10 button?

I wasn't aware that anyone called the Cross button on PlayStation "Ex" until this story emerged. Why would a letter be asking a series of shapes and symbols?

It also differentiates it from the actual Xs on the Nintendo, Sega and Microsoft pads.

In all my years of gaming I don't think I've had a single problem that can't be attributed to my own fault or wear and tear. Guess I've been lucky?

A breather week between Dragon Quest Builders 2 and Fire Emblem for me, methinks.

Noice, although a shame that only Switch 1st party titles are on sale.

I'm gonna pick up One Piece Unlimited World Red.

@Jin15 Gyro is different from IR. To my knowledge the only game that makes significant use of IR is Labo.

@Krambo42 off the top of my head, you've got Labo, 1,2-Switch, and Super Mario Party.

I'm curious as to why we see such different release schedules from country to country on mobile. Is this because of the way app stores are set up internationally? Or is it a choice made by Nintendo?

It took us so long to get Dragalia Lost here in the UK that I lost all interest.

52% disagree... The people have spoken!

@rjejr I don't quite understand. If your sole reason for subscribing to Bank was to transfer Pokemon to the new generation, why would you have subscribed these post two years if there has been no new generation?

@rjejr they have supported Bank for years and people have been using it for years. I don't see any trickery there.

Supporting an ever-increasing number of Pokemon in each game is unsustainable, so I'm sympathetic of this move.

Pokemon seems to be one of a few series where people demand that all content is available in every game...it simply isn't realistic.

Lack of rumble's a deal breaker for me...

Resi games are £30 a pop but Dragon's Dogma is £25.

Why, Capcom?

Probably not for me, but I don't really care. It's been less than a year since Octopath came out. We'll get a proper sequel when it's ready.

As someone who has one physical Switch game (Pokemon LG Pikachu) and is otherwise a digital gamer...I don't think a digital-only model would be worth it at this point.

Moreso that other consoles, digital purchasing on the Switch is expensive due to more expensive games and storage.

Also I don't really see much of a benefit. Switch cards are small, so there's no size benefit. I also imagine the card reading technology is only a small fraction of the manufacturing cost.

I don't think Sonic looks bad at all.

The realistic Pokemon in Detective Pikachu on the other hand...

4 screenshots in this article and not one shows gameplay...

Really worth showing off how beautiful this is for a ps1 remaster.

@Mykillvee ...then play Super Mario Run?

Great list - I'd be happy with even one of these. Although I'd rather see TTYD than Super Paper Mario.

Xenoblade?

Personally the thing I want ported most from Wii U to Switch at this point is the virtual console, but I certainly wouldn't say no to portable Wind Waker.

@Zkibu I dunno...many Gamecube titles are lauded as best in their series, including Metroid Prime, Smash Bros Melee, F Zero GX, and Mario Kart. We also got some great new IP in Luigi's Mansion, Eternal Darkness, Animal Crossing and Pikmin. There's also Wind Waker, Twilight Princess and Mario Sunshine.

@Zkibu gamecube arguably failed due to poor marketing, lack of DVD playback and Sony's domination at the time. Not at all because it was a bad console.

I... Actually agree with this list. Totally wasn't expecting that. Only thing I'd do is maybe move N64 and SNES down a slot each.

Impressive considering in the same time frame PS4 and XBO had experienced two Christmases, whereas the Switch has only experienced one.

This is what happens when Nintendo puts all their effort into a single system.

No Sonic Adventure 1/2?

@FragRed it has an analogue stick?

While I might need some convincing on the layout, the idea of using a more modern analogue stick on my n64 (rather than the God-awful ones that the console had back in the day) is quite appealing. I'll keep an eye out for this one.

@Akropolon The article also says:

"Sensor Tower is now reporting that Super Mario Run has netted Nintendo about $60 million in profits".

Overall it's unclear from the reporting whether $60 million is a gross or net figure.

Hyrule Warriors and Fairune for me.

Hope I find the time, I'm yet to finish a Switch game released this year!

Why is Atelier so expensive? Would buy it for £45.

Really don't see the complaints here. Essentially a 5% return on any digital game, as opposed to the occassional discount on a game you may or may not be interested in. And it's not like the competition are offering anything similar (although Sony in particular have far more sales - but that's a different issue!)

@RupeeClock it marks the anniversary of Red and Green's release in Japan.

I'd like there to be an announcement of sorts but not holding my breath.

Good list - pleased that Beyond Good and Evil and Simpsons Hit and Run are on there.

A little disappointed that Pokemon Colosseum/XD, Tales of Symphonia, and Starfox Adventures are not though.

Well deserved. Mario Odyssey was arguably as good a game, but not quite the same step up for the series IMO. I didn't quite blow me away in quite the same fashion.

I really enjoyed what I played, although the 1-minute time limit was kinda frustrating. I would've been more than happy just to play Generations on the Switch though, so quite looking forward to this.

I loved the 3D from the day I got the 3DS, and I especially appreciate it now that I own the Vita and the Switch as well, as it makes it easier to go back to the relatively low-res graphics of the 3DS.

I can understand why it didn't sit well with everyone though - I guess it's not suited to everyone's eyes. Personally I can't use it at all when using my glasses, which correct for astigmatism.

Really mixed feelings on this. I'm personally afraid that it will fail to capture the charm of the original, which was dark and edgy while also having a family-friendly, cartoony appeal.

I'm willing to give Ubisoft a chance but my honest overall first impression is that of disappointment. Still, I'm interested to see what comes next.

Having played this at the Switch event in London, I have high hopes for this one. I think the game is much more fun and unique than it looks (and I thought Nintendo really did a good job of displaying it yesterday), and has as much depth as many fighters. The motion controls are excellent - much better than anything on the Wii.

I was quick to dismiss Splatoon until I played the Global Testfire. Thus I think it's crucial that Nintendo release a demo ahead of time to sell people on this game.