Daimando

I may have my originals. But I may double dip in the future for Nostalgia sake.

The worst thing about this is that EVEN if you chose to boycott Nintendo and all the companies that the Saudis have in shares, it's damn outright impossible to not support them through two means.

1) The very vehicles that you ride in are all powered by gasoline, and a majority of it comes from Saudi Arabia

2) The nations of the world, even America and Canada, all support Saudi Arabia because they chose to provide the oil to the developing nations.

SO yeah. Unlike Hogwarts Legacy, a boycott against Nintendo because of the Saudis won't mean anything at all, because you're still contributing towards Saudi Arabia both directly(Gasoline) and indirectly(Your own nations).

The only thing that will satisfy me would be playable Amy Rose and Metal Sonic for all of Sonic Origins.

I still have my NES-themed GBA. Still have every one of my Game Boy Advance games. But that being said, I'm glad that older GBA games are either coming to the Switch(Like Metroid Fusion) or are on the Switch(Like the Mega Man Zero collection).

The Game Boy Advance is still one of Nintendo's best systems in its long-lasting legacy.

The one question is: Will the North American version of Disgaea 7(Regardless of system) feature the DLC right on the cart? Or will we still have to get it separately?

That reminds me: I gotta pick up Ys IX. Already have Ys VIII and Ys Origins.

@Ade117 That might be an understatement if the demand remains. The Switch could outsell the original Nintendo DS.

The Biggest challenge that SquareEnix could do would be a Switch version of Final Fantasy VII Remake. If they pull it off, then great.

Other than that, I think the Enix side of SquareEnix should port or remake the Blazer Trilogy: Soul Blazer, Illusion of Gaia and Terranigma.

@theModestMouse When the servers for both shops shut down, I will do just that.

As long as they keep putting out older JPRGs on Nintendo Switch, I'll be ready.

I wonder if Mario Kart 8 will also get a Fire Field Track from F-Zero, either from X or GX, or an all-new original Fire Field track.

At least I'll be able to get this one.

Fingers crossed for both a Tiny Toons collection and a Ganbare Goemon collection.

The fact that Sean Murray went out of his way to make No Man's Sky for the Switch says a whole lot. Sure there are some bugs. But this is one of the most satisfying Nintendo Switch ports ever.

You're kidding me, right?

Too many games that came out, and there are some that I have yet to pick up to add to my collection.

I swear, either this year or the next year will be my swan song for Nintendo Switch games.

We need a Ganbare Goemon Collection

Fingers crossed for a Sonic Advance Trilogy.

If the free DLC works out, I think SEGA should add in additional skins for Tails, Knux, Amy and Sage.

Case in point: In addition to her Swimsuit from Sonic X, they should also add in her Sonic Boom outfit as well as her Rusty Rose form from Sonic Prime.

I want to see more of an evolution of the classic-style Mega Man series. Sure returning to Pixel Art was great. But I want Mega Man to evolve more. Add in elements that can make it stand out more as a great title.

Oh, and please make Roll playable.

Word has it Henry's going to partake in a Warhammer 40,000 series not just as the Star, but also as the Executive Producer, and Amazon wants to publish it.

@Drac_Mazoku I know. I have both Darius Collections, the Space Invaders Invincible Collection and the first Turrican Anthology.

@SteamEngenius You'd be surprised by how expensive ports of older games turn out to be. Case in point: The Switch version of the Turok 1 and 2 Double Pack can go for as much as $170 on eBay.

Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric was too good for these spoiled Sonic maniacs.

Finally. An Amiibo featuring a Mama's Boy.

The best chance of seeing Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is if Konami chooses to port the Dracula X Chronicles from the PSP to the Switch.

It is still a surprise to see Crisis Core come to the Switch in the same graphic style as the FFVII Remake(Not just the art style, but also the fidelity). This makes me wonder if this is a taste of things to come(FFVII Remake Intergrade on Switch, perhaps?)

Whatever you do, stay away from C: The Contra Adventure.

HOnestly, I would rather be surprised by what Nintendo throws at us.

I may have Wind Waker and Twilight Princess. But I would pay again for the Switch versions of both games. And not just them.

I would also pay for other games ported to Nintendo Switch just for the hell of it. Dragon Age, Final Fantasy VII Remake(If SquareEnix pulls it off), Fallout 3, Metroid Prime Trilogy, Metroid: Samus Returns, Super Mario Galaxy 2, the 3DS versions of Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, Final FAntasy 1-6 Pixel Remasters, Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order, and others to name a few.

Oh no.

Well anyway.

Of course Nostalgia is a powerful drug. But games that were on Nintendo's legacy consoles aren't the only thing I want to see on the Switch. I also want to see games that have never been released in North American until now(Such as Trials of Mana), and games that were never on a Nintendo system until now(Final Fantasy VII-IX, Disgaea, Devil May Cry, Crash and Spyro, and a boatload of SEGA Genesis games that weren't even on the original Wii Virtual Console).

It's not just about nostalgia. It's also about trying out games I have never played before. (I got to play the Darius games on the Switch, and I have become a fan of Darius Twins and Darius Gaiden)