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@HalBailman Haha. I am glad at the very least you are enjoying those games! I have been slowly transitioning to different gaming experiences which may be why I lose interest quickly. Regardless, they are still quality titles, and I am glad for F-Zero 99 in particular simply because it brings in a whole new audience to the F-Zero franchise. If something like this helps bring the possibility of a new F-Zero remake or entirely new game to fruition, I am all for it.

@HalBailman Thank you for the information. It still doesn't sound like something I am interested in though. I do appreciate your explanation, but F-Zero has never been super exciting to me, unless playing it side by side with family or friends. I was barely able to get a couple hours of play out of either Tetris 99 or Pacman 99. I think the only game similar to either of those that I actually enjoyed was Super Mario Bros 35, and as everyone knows, that was a limited time release. Games like F-Zero 99 for me, are good in very small bursts, but don't have much staying power. They don't tend to hold my attention for very long. And also, F-Zero 99 is specifically listed as part of the Battle Royale genre, so at the very least , it has quite a few similar elements.

I figured it was only a matter of time before they starting doing that. Just like fan-made Super Mario YouTube videos are now including Super Mario Wonder elements.

I never really expected the game to be a hot seller to be honest. I consider it pretty lucky that we received a remake of Super Mario RPG in the first place.

I only really enjoyed one of the series so I am not sure if I would even consider purchasing a collection of them.

I still haven't even touched this game. I am just kind of done with most Battle Royale types of games right now. And I have never been an enormous fan of F-Zero though I do like the series.

I honestly had no clue that this was a thing. Pretty cool to know though!

I might actually end up getting some of these, even if I will only use them for a short period of time.

This particular topic has been popping up all over the internet, and opinions on the subject are all over the place. For me, it is pretty cut and dry. I don't consider Dave the Diver indie due to the publisher overseeing the development studio. At the very least, this is bringing some additional buzz to the VGA, which is good or bad depending on how you look at the situation.

I personally wouldn't mind more, though I don't really need them. I already have a million other devices that have that capability, and those will always be my first pick over a new console for streaming apps. I guess I shouldn't say always though, life events could sway me in one way or the other.

For me, it is definitely the North American variant this time. The color palette is so far cool, and I love the characters designs. It would be a unique box to have in your collection.

His ominous introduction is absolutely one of my standout character introductions in the history of my gaming life. I'll never forget meeting him and discovering his evil intentions when I was so little. Those days are a distant memory but every time I am reminded of a video game from my youth, a long forgotten memory reappears and graces my presence. This was another one of those.

One thing I do appreciate about the Wii U generations is the level of creativity and innovation Nintendo had to implement into the Wii U to entice people who were confused on what a Wii U actually was. We saw some pretty creative ideas introduced thanks to the Wii U gamepad. It was also one of those controllers that was far more comfortable than you would think despite its size. While it wasn't my favorite Nintendo console by any means, I do appreciate its place in Nintendo's history, and I can see all kinds of cool details and stories coming in the future when the system is barely a memory in most people's minds.

For the scarecrow song, when I was a kid, I was always trying to create an original sounding song that felt like it belonged in Ocarina of Time. I did that not only because of the catchy tune, but also because it was easier for me to remember the song of it was catchy, and it felt like I was adding my own little piece to the game, which felt pretty cool as a kid. I couldn't bring myself to just make the simplest song I could.

I could actually be interested in this series with a 3D art style. I haven't been into 2D games lately, and I think a 3D version of this type of gameplay could be pretty interesting.

I will be primarily playing God of War Ragnarok on PlayStation 5 and perhaps some Fortnite dabbled in. I have already completed all tiers of the battle pass for this season so there isn't much else to do in terms of progression rather than just playing the game. God of War Ragnarok has certainly been fun though, and seeing the relationship between Kratos and his son deepen and twist at different point sin the plot has been a fun experience.

They certainly struck fear in the very depths of soul when I was a kid. I was genuinely scared when encountering them while trying to get one of the songs in Ocarina of Time. (The one that turns the world from day to night). After getting that ability, I was much less afraid of them. I will always remember that fear, and that memory was brought back to the surface thanks to this article. Thank you for unlocking another buried memory.

I would say that I both loved and hated the water temple in Ocarina of Time. I think that it had some amazing, morable elements plus a few confusing elements that as a kid, I struggled with at times. I still love the temple though. And it stands as one of the best water temples I have played.

This is pretty darn awesome. One of my favorite videos games of all time. The soundtrack is practically unbeatable and the game as a whole was way ahead of its time. I can't find too many faults with this game. Especially loved playing co-op with my brother when we were kids. Great memories.

Honestly, I would take either a new Yooka Laylee game (because I enjoyed both entries) or a new IP. I am interested in what they cook up next.

I don't believe it does, though it sure would be nice. The game is timeless either way and as far as I am concerned, the 3DS remake was more than enough.

@JohnnyMind I l truly hope so! I have faith in Nintendo!

I mean, Animal Crossing is always a good source of inspiration. Even Animal Crossing could learn a thing or two from The Sims gameplay.

Those are probably the most adorable snowmen I have ever seen.

@JohnnyMind Exactly. Previous Mario Kart games had more staying power in terms of single player, though to be fair Mario Kart as a whole has gotten stale over the years for me. It would take a quite a bit of innovation to get me excited for another entry.

I mean, the game had a heck of a run, it was bound to fall off eventually. I personally have been patiently waiting for the next entry in the Mario Kart franchise ever since about 2 years after Mario Kart 8 originally released on the Wii U. I only play Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on Nintendo Switch with my family. I can't stand to play it anymore by myself.

The clear winner is easily the North American variant for me this time. For me, the European variant is barely a box art.

Only got 10 out of 15! 😔

I am probably just be playing Fortnite on PlayStation 5 today. I have been having a great time in Creative mode, (Murder Mystery FTW). I have also been enjoying the Save The World game mode. Good times for sure!

That high bar is part of what makes Nintendo games as good as they are.

I still do enjoy some Fortnite, especially this new Fortnite OG season. The game was getting too far out in left field for me to enjoy what it was offering. I am having a much better time with it now, and I have been enjoying playing it both solo and with my brother in duos. I personally feel it is the most well rounded Battle Royale shooter out there, and I haven't had a similar experience with any of the others I have played. I just like that it is easier to get into, and doesn't turn into a sweat lobby type of game.

I actually prefer the European variant by a wide margine this time. There is quite a bit more interesting detail going on in that one than in the North American variant. And it just seems more colorful.

This is not something that my kids would really be interested in since they don't currently enjoy Zelda games currently, though I am pretty stoked to see the movie myself!

I expected nothing less. Regardless of this particular entry's placement on the all time greatest Super Mario games, the franchise has only gotten more popular. This statistic doesn't surprise me in the least.

I still need to pick this one up! I have played all the other entries (except for the Nintendo 3DS entry, which doesn't count imo), and I have been itching for some RTS style gameplay. No game does it in a cuter fashion than Pikmin!

I don't think it will ever catch up to BOTW until it is inevitably re-released on the next Nintendo console. I personally still haven't completed the main story in the game, even after putting 150 hours into it.

@Phon I haven't tried it though I have heard of it! I am not sure if that particular game interests me though!

Sheesh. I remember playing the first one on Newgrounds back when I was a kid. Definitely makes me feel a little older.

The graphical aesthetics do interest me, but the core gameplay loop doesn't. This one will be a pass for me. I am still looking for the next great roguelike to play. The last one I truly enjoyed was Hades.

North America all the way on this one. Not having a single Kirby centered up on the box art for the European variant easily persuades me in that direction. No brainer for me on this one!

I didn't do so great. 17 out of 25. I haven't put much time into SSBU though!

I have getting back into The Legend of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom recently since I never finished the game when it first released even though I had put close to 120 hours into it. It has been reinvigorating playing it again and learning more about the lore, and grasping a deeper understanding of the game's mechanics. There is always something new to figure out in this game, regardless of how long you play it. That is probably one of the best things about this entry.

I'd say he is probably correct, though I have only played Super Mario Wonder so far. I tried playing Spider Man Miles Morales and was pretty bored early in so I didn't go back to it. I can't see myself doing that with Super Mario Wonder.

So far, mine is definitely the Nintendo Switch pro controller. That controller simply fits the best of my hand. I could see myself using the Joy cons though, especially in multiplayer.

I definitely like them. I don't mind the voice acting currently, and they help breathe life (and sometimes provide hints) in the game. I couldn't see myself playing the game without them, at least the first couple playthroughs. They are a part of the core experience for me.

The Game Boy Advance version is definitely my favorite as a whole, though I play the Super Mario All-Stars version the most.

Currently, I would probably give the game close to a 9 since I haven't made it far enough to experience the whole game yet. That may change once the credits roll!

The best siblings in gaming will always be Mario and Luigi for me. There have been a few other stand out siblings in my time gaming, but none were more, and still are more impactful.

In response to the first letter that is reviewed, I would absolutely prefer a Super Mario Odyssey sequel. I did enjoy Bowser's Fury, but I felt like creativity was stifled because the limitations of the gameplay. And Super Mario Odyssey, you can play as many different times in as many as different ways as you can think of. A very adaptable game.

Honestly, this one was kind of tough to choose. I did end up voting for the North American variant, but the European name was more interesting to me. This one was kind of a toss-up for me.