I am kind of torn on this one but I generally prefer Japanese variants over any others. I would say that holds true in this particular case. I like the colorful aesthetic and cartoony look. Pretty nice stuff.

Happy Pikmin Day everyone!

I personally am taking a little bit of a break from The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt on Nintendo Switch 2 and I am now playing Pocket Card Jockey on Nintendo 3DS at the moment! As always happy gaming everyone!

RIP you legendary man. Keep being legendary in the heavens too.

I can't imagine even in my wildest dreams that anyone still thought this game was coming out this year. I am patient regardless, and I would rather wait for a high quality FromSoft title rather than a rushed and buggy mess.

I just love the cute ghost on the European/Japanese variant so I voted for that one!

This is absolutely on my bucket list. I can totally see myself learning this instrument. I am already musically inclined in the first place.

I am so far behind in the Kirby series that it would seem like I have barely even started playing them. I might never end up playing them all, but I appreciate their exist in Nintendo's repertoire. And Kirby is such a cool character in general.

I personally am going to be continuing my deep dive into The Witcher 3: The Wild Hint on Nintendo Switch 2. An incredible remaster and it really shines on Nintendo Switch 2. That game will hog most of my time. Besides that, I might be playing some Wobbledogs on the same system. As always, happy gaming everyone!

I can't think of anyone that would be more deserving of this award than him. Truly an inspiration to an overwhelming amount of people including myself. Easily my favorite dude in gaming culture.

I had a pretty good time playing this game during its release on Steam a while back. It is a relatively short experience but it did stand out to me at the time and it was pretty memorable.

I am pretty late to the part but I have been playing Wobbledogs and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt on Nintendo Switch 2! Great times all around. Happy gaming folks!

I went with the *North American/European variant! That one is so pleasing on the eyes!

Those types of words don't really make me mad. It is a CEO's job to promote their own company's games as I would expect anyone in that position.

@dartmonkey Thank you so much for the update!

Will the multiplayer run at 30FPS as well, or are they targeting higher frames to keep matches competitive? I am assuming the multiplayer with have cross play with other consoles, so I am wondering how a lower FPS would keep matches competitive. Frames do matter in some instances. I didn't see that mentioned in the article about this in particular.

I honestly already have this game on Steam Deck but I think I would prefer to have it on Nintendo Switch 2. This is definitely on my soon to purchase list.

It is pretty epic now that I can put a face to the voice of Super Smash Bros Ultimate!

That release date is a little later than I would have wanted but as long as the port is good it will probably be a guaranteed purchase. I love James Bond games.

Short and sweet reasoning! I am looking forward to the review!

Excellent additions to the GBA library for sure. Zero complaints here.

Most of my interpretations aligned with what most of the general populace says. I have always wondered about some of these words and how others would say them. I honestly really like this article.

I feel like if they would have made Pragmata more horror focused, it would have just been known as Resident Evil In Space instead of what it is now. I always like seeing publishers/game developers branching out from their typical release. The game still feels like a Capcom game, but it has its own identity as well.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered will definitely be getting all of my effort this weekend! I have been having a blast revisiting this game on Nintendo Switch 2! I even get to enjoy the 2 big DLCs that I never played back in the day. Can't argue with that!

The European/Japanese variant is an easy choice in this case. No contest!

This is much needed in my opinion. I am really enjoying the Nintendo Switch 2 remaster of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt but I cannot deny the blurriness in some areas, and the incredibly low resolution in areas as well. I also feel like some of the darkness in the game is over exaggerated and needs to be brightened up.

I also almost wish the game wasn't capped at 30 fps on TV unless you have a 120hz display. I feel like I would have rather had the original visuals but at a higher frame rate over what we got. I didn't really mind the visuals in the first place.

I do hope they release more patches making things better. And for context, I didn't play the Nintendo Switch 1 version so I do not have that to compare it to. My comparison is the PS5 version.

I'll definitely be taking advantage of the free upgrade path. I will probably get that preorder going this weekend for sure.

I am almost afraid to see the compromises that would have to happen in order for this game to function on Nintendo Switch 2.

I will most definitely be picking this up at some point. It seems right up my alley and it also seems that the Nintendo Switch 2 version has barely any compromises that I would personally consider important.

Crazy content additions with this game. Some of the characters don't really feel like they fit in a Sonic Racing game but I do appreciate the variety.

It seems that the sequel turned out exactly as I feared. There doesn't seem to that much of a huge difference between this game and the previous game so I can't see why I would play it. New biomes and slight mechanic changes aren't enough to convince me to buy the second game. I would rather wait on a deep sale. My kids would sure like the game.

I have really been enjoying the remaster myself! I am having to get used to the frame rate after spending so much time on my PS5, but the visuals are much better than they used to be and it feels nice having this game on Nintendo Switch 2 now. I don't have too many complaints!

I watched like the first 15 minutes of his music and it was pretty great stuff! Impressive!

Something about the art style in the Japanese variant hits me hard in a good way. It looks like something that would catch my eye on a shelf at a store. That is the one I voted for.

I am easily choosing the Japanese variant. It is the most similar to current Dragon Quest.

This idea would have been pretty interesting to see if it had made it to later stages. I highly doubt the game would have sold very well though.

I really need to continue my Vessel of Hatred playthrough that I started on PS5 a long time ago. I have probably put about 300 or so hours in this game and I eventually got bored of the gameplay loop. My favorite part of Diablo 2 was trading items with other players for more incredible loot. It is harder to do that in this game unless you use 3rd party websites. That is unless some changes were made since I last played.

There aren't any interesting games in this lot for me so I will pass! Pretty solid discounts on some titles though!

Rayman Legends Retold actually looks pretty solid! I can't remember if I ever completed the original version a long time ago. I honestly want a 3D Raymand desperately in comparison to another 2D entry but I know the odds of that happening is next to zero.

I am loving the praise that this most recent entry is receiving. I have always been a pretty big Fire Emblem fan and I really wish I had the money to buy this game.

One of my absolute favorite series. I wasn't going to let a Dragon Quest article go by without my private for the games. Something about playing these games just makes me feel good. I can't wait for Dragon Quest XII.

The European/Japanese variant is drop dead gorgeous in comparison to the North American one in my opinion. Easy choice on this one.

I have been playing Elden Ring on PS5 this weekend and that will probably be most of what I will playing over Labor Day weekend here in the states. Happy gaming everyone!

I don't really think there is much I want to see besides the Ocarina of Time remake. I would love a new 3D Mario but there is essentially a 0% chance of that happening. I gotta say though, if Twilight Princess showed up, I would probably play it. That is one of my least played Zelda games.

Incredible. I will be catching both of the Nintendo Directs if I have a chance.

I didn't realize that it was a co-op specific game. That kind of hurts the appeal to me but I do really like the art style.

The type of mindsets described above can be considered overthinking by some but they can also completely change how much you enjoy a game. With so many games offering so many ways to play, you sometimes have to slow down and find what about a particular game is enjoyable for you.

I used to play open world games with a checklist of sorts in my mind of everything I had to do in a game to feel like I beat it. I don't do that anymore. Video games shouldn't feel like a list of tasks you need to complete before the credits roll. Video games should be played simply to have fun.

Epic. I barely play this Mario Kart game in comparison to Mario Kart World, but it is still technically the more well rounded in comparison. At least that is my opinion.

None of these games are revisiting titles for me. There are so many games I missed from the 80's and 90's so I always have a new experience waiting for me.

@Sylamp Thank you very much for that clarification! That helps a ton!