Classic603

A handheld GameCube, preloaded with the greatest hits, would absolutely get me

Twilight Princess, he looks vicious yet regal

@Joeynator3000

I've only played docked a few times. For me, my switch is definitely a handheld

I went from disinterested to now slightly piqued. I love Zelda, but BoTW wasn't my cup of tea. I'll definitely be getting this one as well, but I still hope someday to get more of an OoT style Zelda again. Linearity can be a good thing!

I did what things I felt like doing: most shrines, collected some gear, messed around with dyeing gear and what not, got the master sword and hylian shield, beat the beast things, then decided that's enough. Beat Ganon and didn't touch it again. This was back on the Wii u, and I played it for about a month. Explored and all that, but it just didn't call me back in like Skyrim always seems to

@mariomaster96
Dead Island was the greatest trailer for me, and then the game was nothing like that lol

Rediscovered Zelda: Link Between Worlds. Originally I had rated it pretty poorly, for its lack of structure and deviating from the standard process of weapon and item collection. I have since changed my mind, this game is fantastic. Plus the use of 3D is incredible, such a solid game. Probably my favorite top down Zelda, followed closely by Minish Cap and Link to the Past

@NorwegianMate

I would assume those are two different groups, nobody would flip that easily. There are still plenty of haters out there, but the people who enjoyed it are finally voicing their opinions

@EarthboundBenjy
That's crazy. My launch day switch doesn't have the best battery but it still lasts for a few hours

@MitchaK
After a certain point, you just want to get to the town. Encounter after encounter makes the games drag. FFVII and IX I believe had similar features

@Deady
There used to be a place like that in New England called Chunkies, and it was always a good time

@Jop
That's my theory about the scene, it'll be Mario sunshine

@Il_Nintenditore
That's fair. I didn't love BoTW, and the 2D entries are my fresh air

"more of the same" is what I wanted, but not more of BoTW. I wanted more of the same from previous iterations, more of an OoT, TP, WW game and less of a BoTW

@MetalKingShield

I hear you there. I look forward to the NEXT Zelda, in hopes that it's a return to traditional gameplay. And also more 2D Zelda titles, please

@msvt

BoTW could have been its' own new IP

Absolutely agree. BoTW was cool, and this game looks fun, but they don't scream Zelda to me. I want a return to form

This looks like a fun game, but so far I haven't seen anything that is reminiscent of Zelda. This looks like a fun open world crafting adventure game with Zelda elements tacked on

@Khezu
I fully agree. While the eShop was up and running, I wouldn't promote hacking a 3ds. But now that the system is not being supported, it's free game

Black og 3ds, missing the circle pad's... erm, pad. But no need to buy another of the same item, I say

I think I'm the only one left that needs convincing to buy this day 1, but I didn't love BoTW. I'm sur eventually I'll pick up ToTK, but it's odd not being hyped for a new entry in my favorite series.

@ComfyAko
Maybe if I had played it when it first released I'd agree, but the story feels very cliched these days. Nothing wrong with that, but to me the strongest draw is the gameplay. Super fun to play

I decided to download 3 games from the eShop that I've never really given a chance: Phoenix Wright Trilogy, Monster Hunter 4, and a Sonic collection. None of these are in my wheelhouse, but for like $3 each I figured why not

@ComfyAko
Final Fantasy V is one of my favorites. The story and characters are whatever, but the class system is so much fun to play with. I really enjoyed it, it was like a big step up from III

I personally would put the Switch remake of Link's Awakening above the originals, Wind Waker HD above the original, and the 3DS remakes of OoT and MM above the originals.

1995, baby. Donkey Kong Country 2, Chrono Trigger, Yoshi's Island

I caved and got NSO+ for Metroid Fusion and Minish Cap, and have been chipping away at them on the plane ride and down time during a mini vacation. Both are just as great as I remembered

@Anti-Matter
I'm curious what your thoughts on Wind Waker are, as that's one of my favorites and not a game I expected you to play

I also forgot Double Dash, but I really just want a sequel to that one as the next Mario Kart

I voted for Paper Mario before I even remembered Metroid Prime 2 or Fire Emblem, but any one of the three would get my money so fast

@HotGoomba
the age reflects the type of experience that fans can expect when it comes to knowing this particular producer

@robr
Oh, ok

@DwaynesGames @Moistnado

I say do both. The option to buy titles, or sign up for a subscription. That way people can pick and choose what they want, or have it all

@GreenTea
Oh I completely missed that, and thought I had to defend my favorite Prime game haha. I'll leave my comment up, in case anyone else has doubts to the quality of Prime 2.

And I agree, a remaster of Echoes would be amazing. I'd also take Corruption, but I'm not clamoring for it.

@GreenTea
Are you implying that Metroid Prime 2: Echoes isn't a worthy sequel? Many people, myself included would count it as an equal, and in some ways superior, game.

Dark world puzzles, the lore, ing, Luminoth, suits, dark and light beams, boss fights, locations, music (Torvus Bog especially). It's a fantastic and wonderful game

@HeadPirate
Those are crazy statistics. I personally don't know anyone that still uses either site in the US. I don't use any social media anymore, but most people I know are mainly active on Instagram, Snapchat and reddit if those count

As far as designs go:
•Twilight Princess
•Skyward Sword
•BoTW

As far as characters go:
•Wind Waker
•Everyone else

@StarPoint

"Relatively easier"

Nightmare was a... well, nightmare. Plus the giant water snake (I can't remember it's name) is always a hard fight for me. That being said, I adore Fusion. Probably my favorite 2D Metroid

I'm glad I'm not the only one who was confused by the direction of the track. I would get so lost and quit in frustration

Just looking through the listed releases and dang, Switch is a fantastic console. So many great games through the years

My favorite 2D Metroid game, followed by Dread and Zero Mission. Fantastic game

I mixed it up between Twilight Princess, a gold Majora's Mask, and the classic Zelda "Sword Swinging Link" themes.

I've never played an Ace Attorney game, is this a good jumping on point?

@DrGonzo

"It's like playing a difficult DnD campaign."

Tomb of Annihilation was a bloodbath when I ran it for my group

@mariomaster96

I truly enjoyed the combat, as I'm a fan of classic turn based rpg. But to each his own, glad you enjoyed it

@mariomaster96

...You did play TOK's combat right? Boring, time consuming and the very definition of tedious. No fun partners, TTYD had fun folding abilities and it felt much more novel and interesting.

I'm glad SOMEONE enjoyed TOK, but I did not. To me, Super was the start of the down slide. 64 was fun, but TTYD is amazing. TOK was okay at best

@mariomaster96
TTYD is the best, for sure.

I played through Birthright and Revelation, is Conquest worth it? Both games were more meh to me

@NielsNL
The only reliable confirmation of a Switch successor would be and official confirmation of a Switch successor

There's a little area in Super Metroid referred to as Noob Bridge. I discovered this name after having to Google the solution and learning that a run button exists in that game. So much backtracking and searching just to need to run.

I went with Twilight Princess. The music is sublime, all the hidden little things, bug hunting. Mostly the music, I can even picture it right now