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Loved that this game reviewed well but I have always been hesitant to try the series because I was not sure there is enough bang for your buck for people who just like to play alone, I wonder if the game has enough longevity to be worth the price. I am very tempted though, this game looks so incredibly wacky and fun, something we need more of in games.

This gives me alot more confidence in Retro Studios, we haven't seen something from them in so long that I was starting to doubt whether they were still capable of making amazing games like they did back then.

Unfortunately I never had much faith for this game when the core game in the series is just as unpolished and tedious at times. Shame as it's a good idea marred by poor execution.

@Dpullam Just depends on when I am in the mood to play my PlayStation, could be awhile with everything coming out this year but I do really want to play it.

Bought Broken Age a long time ago and finally got around to playing it, the game definitely has that trademark Double Fine humor and reminds me why I loved Psychonauts so much and why I want to play the sequel, (seriously if no one has played Psychonauts go check it out it is one of my favorite 3D platformers.) It's only on Xbox and Playstation though.

I still need to play the first two games, wouldn't feel right just jumping into the 3rd entry, I am very happy it has been well received though.

I don't care about 4k I just want more consistent framerates, I am ok with the graphical fidelity we currently have I just want it to be 60 FPS too, that would look stunning imo.

I don't ever play any of these fan made projects so it doesn't bother me that they are shut down really. It sucks for the developers who put time into making the games but they must have known the risks when they started development, Nintendo has being doing this stuff for a long time now, right or not.

While the soundtrack may not be as iconic, when compared to Ocarina of Time I still prefer the soundtrack, but I am a fan of songs in the minor keys. They tend to convey more emotion, at least to me.

Very cool, probably going to stick with my Satisfye case though since it can fit the Switch with the grip on.

I plan on getting the physical version but I am in no hurry, I have plenty of games I want to play already as it is, could be six months before I get around to this game.

You had me at Lovecraftian/Gothic Horror World, definitely going to get this game soon, looks to be right up my alley. Playing FPS games with gyro on my Switch is my preferred way to play games like this.

Like that they are going all wacky with the character selection in this game, just hope they save some for surprise unlocks in the game.

Playing some Fortnite and tried out the Minecraft Dungeons trial, it's suprisingly good, wish it was on sale so I could pick it up. I think it would be a good idea to discount games that are giving a free trial kind of like they do with gamepass, so if you like it enough you can just buy it for cheaper and continue where you left off.

I love the Box art for that, very cool design, would look great on my shelf.

Doubt I will get in on this, playing Hello Neighbor was an interesting experience but also a frustrating one, if the game had a higher level of polish and better game design it would have been so much better, as it is it is just ok.

I would be happy enough to just be able to play the original on Switch. Never going to happen though, I would love to be proved wrong.

Curious as to which are downloads and which are on the cart.

Not too familiar with Quake but if the single player is as fun as Doom I am willing to give it a try.

I think the collection as a whole holds up well imo, I played through Lion King and Aladdin many times on Switch and loved my time with it. Lion King's major problem is it is too unforgiving, Aladdin is a great time from beginning to end imo, even has the movie's soundtrack in places.

I already have the collection, hope Jungle Book is available seperately or as an upgrade as I have no intention of buying the full package again.

My bro and I have been playing this game lately because we were looking for a good 3rd person coop shooter on Switch, which the system is pretty lacking. The game is pretty fun to play when you get tons of buffs, almost feel overpowered at times but I still have yet to beat the game.

I am sure it is more a case of Nintendo and Sony not wanting gamepass on their platforms, Microsoft would love it if every system had gamepass but there is likely little incentive for Nintendo and Sony to want it, especially when Sony already has their own alternative and Nintendo has the Nintendo Switch Online games.

This would be amazing if true! Would love the chance to experience all these games on a Nintendo system and portably at that.

I really like the look of Astroneer and Eastward, definitely looking into those games, this is one of the better indie directs we have had.

Once everything is fully digital I will have to reconsider whether or not I want to continue to support the newer stuff that comes out, the idea of not being able to buy physical versions of Zelda and Mario is not very appealing to me, I don't care so much about other systems as I have tons of games digitally on PlayStation but Nintendo developed stuff I always buy physically.

I loved the story mode of this game, after playing this game and dabbling with the Sims 2 on PC I was surprised that there was no story mode, the series lost a large part of the appeal for me because of that, I like having an established goal where you feel like you are progressing rather than just making your own story.

Knights and Bikes is on sale as well, my bro are going to pick that up and play it together because it is supposed to be an excellent co-op adventure.

@Pikki Yeah that would be pretty epic, there's also all sorts of things they could do if a horror game was based on that. I want that or either one based on Jurassic Park hiding from dinosaurs in a game similar to Alien Isolation would be fun, with the goal to escape the park. There are so many untapped ideas for the horror genre.

Love that subheading, makes me want a horror game based on the IT property, as for this I am not too into the art style.

I can't wait to give the series a try when it comes out later this year, I played the Amnesia Collection and loved that and am eager to play more horror games, the Fatal Frame games in particular always looks so cool to me, largely because of the setting.

Hopefully that results in a lot of posts launch support in addition to the recently announced character and course, I want to get the game I just want there to be just a little more meat on its bones.

Love the Sega fanfare this game is getting.

It's a good game, just can't hold my attention like Super Mario 35 did, that was legitimately one of my favorite battle royales.

We need more classic Sega franchises to come back from these indies because they will do an infinitely better job than Sega, Golden Axe would be a cool one to tackle next. I will definitely keep an eye out for the TMNT game because after SOR4 they have proven they can take a classic formula and make it better.

This has been my go-to series for beatemups ever since I was a kid and first played SOR2 on Genesis after my aunt gave me her copy, played it so many times with my brother and plan to do the same thing with SOR4, it is my favorite so far, the gameplay is just so satisfying.

@Dilly-Mick I have indeed, but in a game this competitive and skill based I don't think there should be a reward that makes you better inherently better, would prefer complete fairness for newcomers and veterans alike, that way victories are won via the ability of the player and nothing else. There are plenty of ways to provide rewards that do not give you buffs to damage and such, stuff that is just fun to have like cosmetic items, proof of the time you put in the game.

If only the game's microtransactions were purely cosmetic like most games, I can't see the sense in putting enhancing items that provide true advantages over other players behind a paywall, other than wringing money out of players, you should only be able to level it up by grinding, or better yet, remove them all together so it is fair for everyone no matter how much time you put in.

Streets of Rage 4, been really enjoying this game. The survival mode added in by the dlc is really cool too.

@Spiders You really felt like you were researching the entire planet, learning about it's ecosystems and the creatures that live there. It is one of the better game worlds I have immersed myself in.

Haven't played most of these but from what I have Subnautica in terms of purely 2021 releases, loved exploring every inch of the planet, by the time I was done I felt like I knew the planet inside and out.

It's hard to say as the vast majority of the time I finish whatever game I start so I don't normally just play one level but if I had to take a guess perhaps Goldwood from Jet Force Gemini or Mumbo's Mountain from Banjo Kazooie. Or the Lighthouse level from Splinter Cell Chaos Theory, most Splinter Cell levels are fun to replay.

I just bought SOR4 yesterday and if I like it enough I will get the dlc, Max Thunder is one of my favorite characters, it just feels so wacky using a huge wrestler to beat up dudes.

My brother and I use to make it our weekly ritual to bring our two 3DS' and go eat out somewhere so we could get streetpass hits, good times. I really enjoyed having a reason to carry my 3DS with me wherever I went.

Very glad this game delivered, absolutely loved the original and never thought there would ever be a sequel.

That's a tad hefty for a remake of a Wii game, probably should upgrade my sd card at some point.

I personally want one to play older games, from the 2010s and back, this would be perfect for that, I don't know yet if I can justify the cost for it over a PS5 or Xbox Series X when those systems also have exclusives and will run games better because unlike alot of people I don't have a huge steam library.

They had their time, pretty much everyone has moved on so this is to be expected. The real question is how long their eshops will remain active, because Wii U is about the only place you can get a good selection of classic games via the virtual console.

I love Tim Burton movies and this game basically looks like a playable one, I will wait for the review but if it delivers I am going to pick it up.

I would argue consoles have the most demand for a port out of all. Especially Switch owners.