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I really enjoyed it. Some games don't look great in the Switch handheld mode. This one looked great in that mode. Too bad about the cancellation.

Everyone seems to like this, but to me it looks awful. And I do like Hellboy.

When the game's selling point is the harsh difficulty, I skip the game. My reflexes are not what they used to be.

Viewtiful Joe HD collection would be awesome

Who at Nintendo thought this game was a great idea? Releasing this right after Zelda Tears of Kingdom is obvious that Nintendo knows that they have a turd on their hands shadow dropping it around same time as Zelda.

I thought that this had potential to be a good sneaking game like Styx which I did enjoy. Oh well

If I don’t like to build stuff, can I still play and complete the game without it?

I will wait until it is 33% off 5 years from now. Do want to play it but have a humongous backlog of games on Switch and PS5 (including tons of PS4 games).

If they dropped the price on some of these permanently, those numbers would be even higher. But instead they made the resale value of these games more profitable for the used game market.

I enjoyed this game on PS4. Very story driven with choices that change the outcome. There are multiple possible endings.
Dark Anthology games are really great. It will be interesting how this runs on Switch, as it is a game with more graphics.

But how do those sales compare to the other Megaman Collections?

Kind of cool, but no subtitles? I can see some angry customers and parents complaining without having this knowledge ahead of time. Hopefully they will drive that home telling folks multiple times to make sure that they know what they are buying.

@Clyde_Radcliffe The Way Remastered is a great game, but some of those puzzles later on in the game are super hard and frustrating. Even with the help of youtube videos, I struggled.

Umm. Why would be people want this? It goes inside the Switch never to be seen. To look cool when you have multiple cards, I guess.

I wouldn't mind replaying Angry Birds on Switch. I think Sega wants to concentrate more on cell phone games with this purchase, but hopefully they will still bring Angry Birds over to Switch.

They could do another Mega Man Collection and include all of these, and call it "Extra", "Mishmash" or "Mega Man Leftovers" or something like that.

And somehow EA will still manage to bring a legacy version to Switch.

It has been 5.5 years since Mario Odyssey was released. Time for a new one. Knowing Nintendo, it will be released on Switch 2.

I went through a time when I was buying DVDs and Blue Rays several times each month. Then I realized that for most movies, I only watched once and that's it. Stopped buying them. If I really want to see a movie again, I will check my many streaming services first, and if not on them, I will just rent it. Funny thing is that it is very hard to resell these DVDs these days. Not many buy them anymore.

Wouldn’t it be better to wait for the remake and play the best version?

I am in the midst of playing Link’s Awakening Remake for Switch for the first time. Never played the original but wow, this game is awesome. Brings me back to the SNES and NES days but so well modernized. Nintendo should remake more of their games exactly like this game. I only played a couple of Zelda games in my life. This game makes me want to play more Zelda games.

Great games but love these “sales” for $40. Got to give it to Nintendo, they figured out how to make players pay full price years down the road making these evergreen

I would say 2017 was the highlight. If Nintendo releases another huge title at end of 2023, with the new Zelda this year, 2023 will be the best year. Otherwise 2017 would be the one

For months, I played Vita without realizing that the analogs were clickable. Made games so much more difficult. You think I would learn my lesson when I had PS3, where I also had this very issue. Also, when I first got PS3, I would just shut it off in middle of game, not realizing that I was interrupting game saving and corrupting them. Thought the PS3 was broken. Felt pretty dumb when I figured it out

Nintendo should be ending the year with a release of another blockbuster game: something huge like Mario Odyssey 2. Maybe even announce Switch 2 this year, that will be able to handle those Call of Duty games. That coupled with the new Zelda, they would have a killer year.

Come on Nintendo. We know that Mario movie is coming. We had a Direct for that already. How about a Direct for a new Mario game instead. It is about time for a new Mario game.

Not the popular option here, but they should just end credits all together. That's what the resume is for. Ok, maybe credit the big players, but I don't need to know who cleaned the toilets during game making (embellishing here a bit).

I will wait 2 years for it to get a big discount sale….. for $40. 🤣. I have a huge backlog and don’t need to play games on day one.

Interesting to see everyone fervently defending Nintendo here on the price hike.

Physical game owners are like VHS movie owners and music CD owners refusing to go digital. Those movie and music mediums have left physical behind except for the small holdouts. Surprised it has taken this long for video games to catch up to those other mediums.

Maybe announce something like Mario Odyssey 2 to coincide with the upcoming movie?

Whatever the future Nintendo console is, I want it to be able to play Switch 1 games. I want to keep that library. Maybe not the cartridges but definitely the digital purchases.

How are Mario Kart 8 and GTA5 still selling. Doesn't pretty much everyone already own these at this point?

Playing Borderlands pre sequel on Switch and Kena on PS5. Kena is amazing.

Commodore 64 collection would be nice.

I think a Simpson's collection of the older Simpsons games is needed. And remaster of more recent Simpson's games like Hit and Run.

I would argue that if you take away Zelda and all the cloud based games, that 2023 looks kind of bare for AAA games

Very excited, but these better not be cloud versions.

What are some upcoming collections? Any rumored ones?

Sony targets over 18 crowd, while Nintendo targets under 18. For every Zelda or Bayonetta , there are tons of games like Kirby and Mario aimed at the younger crowd. It just happens that a bunch of adults happen to like these games. I bought Switch to play games like Borderlands because I like to play games on a handheld. Prior Nintendo consoles had less adult aimed games like Borderlands. Honestly, I got a Switch because PSP and Vita were the last handhelds aimed at adults and there is no competition until Steam came in . I do love the Switch quite a bit though. Sony is competing with Xbox for that over 18 market while Nintendo owns under 18 and also the Vita handheld owners that made the jump over due to lack of handheld competition.

So, this confirms that that most of the best Wii-U exclusives are now on Switch. No need to want a Wii-U anymore. Now, Nintendo needs to port or remaster more Wii games.

I thought that black Friday sales were traditionally only in US the day after Thanksgiving. Has the world copied this day after Thanksgiving tradition?

Simpsons PS3 version and Hit and Run are my favorite Simpsons games. Would love a remake remaster of those 2 games.

This is one of the highlights from the Direct for me.

Can't even buy the digital, only rent through the service? Sigh

Eww, cloud versions. No thank you.

I had a Wii before and Switch is my second Nintendo console, so I never got to play these. So a big yes for me.

Such a high price for 2 old games. For that price, it should be 10 games in the collection.

Where is Willy Beamish, NHL and Third World War for Sega Cd? Wishful games for me. Is the loading improved for the Sega CD games?