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I'll say poor, though I anticipate that will go up dramatically as more games I like are released over the years. For now, I'd say poor because I only have one game that is exclusive to the console and I didn't think it was worth the hype. I also think the third party games are mostly poor with the game key card issue. I also don't think more than half of the games, from Nintendo or anyone else, are worth their increased price tag except for BotW and TotK, and those were originally Switch titles.

Looks and sounds corny.

I'm boycotting Square Enix games until they release them in full, and not on game key cards.

Personally, third party support has been lackluster but it's early days. It's great to see games like Cyberpunk on the Switch 2, but that and several other titles are pretty old and I've already played the ones I found interesting on PC. Guardians of Azuma is the only third party game I've purchased for the console so far.

The worst thing though, at least for me, is that so many of these third party games are game key cards. I won't buy them. Ever. Even the ones I want to play most that are yet to release, like Octopath 0, I'll just wait until they're dirt cheap on PC after several years. There's no point in me getting a worthless faux physical or an overpriced digital copy on Switch 2.

I'm a big Persona (and Atlus) fan, but I'll be passing entirely until they provide a true physical release. No game key cards. Not sorry.

Nintendo doesn't care about preservation. All they only care about is money.

I will not support any games on game key cards or download codes in a box. I also only buy digital if it's from an indie dev.

Like someone here mentioned, I would also stop supporting console gaming if they went full digital.

I don't buy many art books—my shelves would be overflowing otherwise—but I imported the Japanese language one for Unicorn Overlord. It's a brilliant and beautiful game.

Absolutely nothing. I already hold off on most PC games until they release on Switch (where possible). You do not own a digital copy. There are too many flaws in digital gaming that goes against the consumer.

Toxic workplace environments shouldn't exist, but they certainly do. Those who argue here to "get over it" are in the same camp of thinking that victims need to "toughen up" when they speak up about being abused or worse. It's a disgusting and archaic way of thinking. The correct action after being abused yourself is not to think that others need to suffer the same. It's learn and progress, not regress. If these conditions and transgressions are proven to be true at MercurySteam, then Nintendo should step in to correct things.

I can see the interest in comparing the two IPs, but this style is its own thing. DokeV's environments, movement, and battles look really good, but the character designs, particularly their faces, sort of blend and don't allow anyone to stand out. It makes seeing a lot of characters on screen boring, which is really strange to state considering the technical side of everything else going on around them. Still, it'll be interesting to see how the game turns out.

I love classic Mega Man, but $70? Nope.

@Sparrowhawk There is indeed, Ged. Check Amazon.

Hot take: mobile games suck.

This is not a big update. It feels quite random, to be completely honest. A variety of whoopee cushion colors for April Fool's isn't a good thing. That's just an item in different colors. Where's Blanca? Most of the stuff I'm seeing here are niche items that will be used once and then inventoried forever within a day or two. Sanrio stuff is nice, and there's plenty there, but it's for a niche audience—and I'm saying that as part of that niche audience.

I keep writing this, but I can't emphasize it enough: the problem isn't that we're missing so many items and characters, it's that Nintendo isn't addressing that they're missing. A developer update stating that these features have been delayed due to the pandemic is completely understandable. The safety and well-being of the staff is the utmost concern. But until we know that might be the reality, then Nintendo will continue to see complaints left and right about what the game is lacking.

I'd love to see Ever Oasis on the Switch. I probably wouldn't get it, unless they added new material and fixed some small issues, but giving it a real chance to shine would at least mean a sequel would be possible if it did well.

I never trust Famitsu, to be honest. Regardless, I'll consider giving BDII another try down the road.

Would I buy a re-release of a game that came out less than two years ago? No. Update the damn current game.

@NinChocolate SMB3 all the way.

I'm really looking forward to trying the first FE.

@Christofu Looks like you've called it. From the videos released so far, it looks like it runs pretty well on carpeting, but I agree with you that over time it'll cause problems. This is why I haven't picked it up. Looks fun though, especially when you have a cat in the house. lol

With the digital weather changes, it looks like it'll be fun to set up outdoors. I just wonder how well the toy drives on certain types of carpeting.

There's so much that is clearly ripped from BOTW by appearance and style, it's ridiculous.

I don't think I want to grind through that ME1 slop again just to get to the sweet, sweet sequels.

I'd prefer Animal Crossing sets and figurines to be made by Epoch, the creators of Sylvanian Families/Calico Critters. Not that I'm against LEGO or anything. It would be fun to build and display. I just think Epoch would do a better job.

Hopefully we'll see a release on the Switch before the year's end.

How does this not have a review? It's a classic among all other Nintendo greats. It's still modded in 2019 and is often placed as the best pro wrestling game of all-time despite it releasing 19 years ago.