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I'm going to remain optimistic about this. Square localized Adventures of Mana (the FFA remake) on mobile and the Vita so I don't see why they wouldn't localize this.

That said, a higher price wouldn't surprise me. Square is one of those developers that charges a premium for nostalgia.

I don't care what edition it is. Just the notion of portable Skyrim is enough to make me sign up.

@abbyhitter This.

All in all, I think the system itself looks fine. Being a portable console at its core, it most definitely appeals to me, and I will be purchasing one in the future. However, the game launch lineup is dreadful. Next to none of the games interest me in the slightest, with the only one being Zelda (which I already have pre-ordered on the Wii U). Non-launch games I would want include Skyrim (say what you will, but portable Skyrim is incredibly appealing to me, special edition or not), Mario Odyssey, and Sonic Mania (which I may be getting on PS4 if I don't have a Switch by then), and that's not a lot. It's something I'm definitely interested in, just not something I'll buy right away.

Since clearing out the story and filling the Alola Pokedex I haven't been playing. At this point, at least as far as Sun is concerned, I'm waiting for the Box update so that I can start working on filling up the National Pokedex.

Again, I'll believe it when I see it. Also, she didn't say for Western VC.

I think it's funny how people seem to imply that Dracula X for SNES was bad. Not as good as Castlevania 4 or the PC Engine CD original version to be sure, but certainly not a bad game for what it is.

I've always subscribed to the camp that believes that power doesn't matter too much as long as the games play well and are fun. Looking pretty should be a bonus, not the focus.

I know it's not the best or most popular game out there, but I do have a soft spot for Live A Live. It really is too bad that it will never make it over here.

I may look at getting one of these at some point. I like my original SupaBoy as it is, but I would like to legitimately play games like Terranigma at some point.

Looking pretty good so far, though I am disappointed that the gym system is being replaced by the Island Trials or whatever, rather than running alongside them.

Game Boy Pocket didn't have the nub that slid across, only the original Game Boy models did.

I've stopped bothering with it. Like most, I got WarioWare and Zelda Picross and I was done. All the discounts are for things I either don't want or already have, and everything else is for Miitomo, which I am never going to play.

In all honesty, I don't care about the NX anymore. I'm fine with what I have now, and they haven't even hinted at any exclusive games that I would be excited for. It'll probably be like with the Wii U and I'll get one a couple of years after it comes out and there are more than two games I want for it.

@MarcelRguez I always remember Wario Land. The first is one of my all-time favorite games, and I'm currently playing through Wario Land 2.

I can think of lots of games that I would like to see on the NX, but at the same time, I know what kind of games we're probably going to get: [Insert beloved franchise here]: Forced Gimmick edition, and another "New" Super Mario Brothers game. Oh, and whatever they're going to call the 9the Mario Kart game.

I read the last part as "[...]you'll be able 'to use the Nintendo 3DS' camera to take pictures [of Nicolas Cage] and fuse them with Dragon Ball characters or trade special moves with nearby players.'"

I don't even know why I bother to keep collecting the platinum coins. I got WarioWare and Zelda Picross. All that's left are giveaways and discounts for games I either already have or don't want, or stuff for Miitomo, which I never bothered with.

I'm seriously considering buying one of these.

I hope this gets released over here. I've had the RPG Maker on PS1 for a long time now and it's super fun.

I think the sandcastles' ability is pretty clever.

It's popular and it's not the thing that we represent! Ergo, it MUST be evil!

You're Turtonated.

This would have been a whole lot less likely to have gotten a cease and desist, I think. While this is a Pokémon game, it doesn't copy any of the official games in story, region, or any other details like that, and thus wouldn't necessarily cut into official Pokémon sales. Compare this with AM2R, a game that was very much the exact same game (albeit with a few things added) as Metroid 2, a game that is still available for purchase from Nintendo. That could have cut into sales of the Virtual Console release, as a better version of the game would have been available for free.

No thanks. I was tricked into buying the Gokaiger game for DS a few years back and I'm still regretting it.

They made it so that the Chozo ruins background music isn't ear-bleeding terrible to listen to? What sorcery is this!?

I'm actually hoping that the Island Challenge is there in addition to the gyms and not replacing them.

I fell out of it. It doesn't really work well with my lifestyle.

"Tabloids always exaggerate - Shadow is no-one's favourite character."

This.

I gave up on Sticker Star when it berated me for "not being prepared" to fight a boss when I was given zero info on what to expect until after I was in the boss battle. Not to mention that the gameplay progression was way too disjointed for me, and the battle system sucked. Sorry, but I've given up on this series.

I would love this game if I could get it to work. I played it once after I downloaded it, and the next day the servers were down. Since then I haven't even gotten server errors, the darn thing doesn't even seem to want to try and connect. After about five minutes of the spinning Pokeball on the screen, I tried turning it off and on again. Nothing. I tried deleting and reinstalling. Nothing. Maybe I'll come back to it once I know it works properly, but I'm to frustrated with it at this point and I'm not even going to bother wasting any more of my time to try and make it work.

Sorry, Mr. Miyamoto, but no. I played this game for about 10 minutes and the control was so terrible I had to turn it off and get rid of it. I wouldn't mind using the game pad to aim and shoot if I was sitting still like in the 3DS Zelda remakes, but using that to turn in conjunction with stick control was just plain awful. I'm sorry, but if I have to "get used to" a control scheme to think that it's good, it's not good. It's counter-intuitive, it's not fun, and it just chalked up as another forced gimmick that ruined another potentially good game.

Yeah, I wasn't interested in Tomodachi Life, nothing you do is going to make me interested in this.

Ganbaride: Pokemon Edition!

Yeah, the last time I saw someone trying to make a game series more "mature", we got Shadow the Hedgehog. No thanks.

I want to be excited for this game. I really do. The main thing that's holding me back is that I know the story is going to be the same as it has been since Gen 3: Evil Team wants to revive your version's legendary God Pokemon and use its abilities to overwrite the world based on their best interests. I may pick this up sometime down the road (and choose Rowlet), but for now I'm reserving my judgement until more info is available.

I sense stability on the way...

Off screen play is the main thing I do with the Wii U, mainly since I'm more of a portable gamer anyway and I like playing games while watching TV or whatever. As much as the games do look better on the TV, I still think the screen is good enough from what I've played and I've never had any issues.

And every game for the first year or so of the console's tenure will be forced to use this technology in some way, shape, or form.

I'm still debating whether or not I'm going to bother getting one. If I do, it will be Red, same as what I had when I was younger.

Thanks, Alex. Now I know what to nickname my Shovel Knight amiibo.

Actually, their names are... nevermind, I'll see myself out.

Let me know if this release is actually confirmed. THEN I'll be excited.

New Paper Mario! Now with even less RPG!

Well, it will be Zelda's 30th anniversary soon. Maybe Nintendo will come up with their own version.

I'll purchase a game digitally if I know for a fact I'm going to like it enough to never get rid of it, and get physically if applicable for other stuff. That way, if I don't like something, I can get rid of it and at least recuperate some of my losses. However, there have been times when I've downloaded stuff that was on sale for like 5 bucks.

This actually doesn't look too bad to me. This probably won't be a game I play too often over other things, but I think I'll still have some fun with it.

I'm definitely getting Xenoblade and Mario Maker (need to look more into Star Fox before making a decision on that, and Lego Dimensions I'm getting on PS4), but I picked Xenoblade because it releases on my birthday.

You do it! You discover!

I was pleasantly surprised with this. I was initially skeptical about having a Rumble game as F2P, as I really like the previous games (especially Blast) and was looking forward to a "full" release of a Gen 6 Rumble game. However, I found this game is great in short bursts. I'm content with playing until I'm out of balloons and then taking a break, and there are plenty of opportunities for free diamonds, so I can get all the fun out of it without paying a dime.

I guess they're not really feeling it.

...I'll see myself out...