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Wow, until today I never heard of pre-ordering an accessory. I've been out the loop for awhile it seems.

Fun fact: Switch 1 + Switch 2 = Switch 3

Hmm...I feel bad for saying this, but this just doesn't look right for a live action film. I know fans get upset when something isn't a 1:1 copy, but there's a good reason for this. Not everything that works in one medium translates well into another.

The costumes, the setting, everything looks static and fake. It feels like a cosplay event with a script. It's too clean looking I suppose. Whatever the live action film may be, I hope it's not one with the green hat. I know it's a staple, but I think Link's new outfit suits him better than the old.

I give this teaser a 2/10.

Please add the two best RE games in the entire series. "Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City" & "Umbrella Corps".

You know it's strange. I didn't grow up with Nintendo personally. I had other game systems. Yet, I had friends who did. The weird yet pleasant thing is I can remember the distinct music from many of those games of past. They're like a implanted memory that stays even if parts of my memory become hazy.

From SNES till now those sounds have stayed with me. Perhaps that's just magic of these little tunes that have stood the test of time.

None really, from Xenoblade to Breath of the Wild, I found them boring. I haven't had fun with sidequests in many years...until two great games that is. Sadly, none of them Switch games.

First game is Yakuza: Like a Dragon. Heck, this game made me want to go out and find every insane sidequest it had. Weird, funny, and touching. I never wanted to fully explore a world as much as I did with that game.

I did an entire Kart racing sidequest that ended with a touching story. I went on a hunt for a serial urinator who kept urinating in the river. I escorted a naked man across town. These were my adventures.

I haven't felt that way since...that is till "Indiana Jones and the Great Circle". Now of course it's not as wild as Yakuza, but im enjoying it. While not quite open world, it lets you explore small open maps. I haven't seen any of the films (before my time), but I can tell the devs had fun putting this game together. The sidequests are just as interesting as the main story.

@Truegamer79 What can do? People are happy to pay full price for 10 year old ports, so Nintendo is happy to oblige.

@Paulo It's just placeholder name. Not a big deal. This is pretty typical. Alot of games get teased without an offical title, so people just use the numerical naming system until then because it's easy.

It's much simpler to say "Mario Kart 9" than "Untitled Mario Kart for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2".

I did not realize just how crazy my backlog has gotten. So now currently Im dedicating a hour a day to every game I own until then. I've got over 27+ games to complete. And even more coming. I went overboard with the holiday game deals.

@Chapapa I can see why Nintendo took a safe bet. Looking back at history, Nintendo's dominance in the market took a hit when N64 was released, Gamecube didn't sell as much as the other consoles, they struck with gold with the Wii, but flopped hard with the Wii U. They took a chance with the Switch and end up paying off in the long run.

Nintendo is wise enough to not try and compete anymore, and has found a market for the time being. People may be a bit down, but Nintendo isn't trying to go for a second "Wii U".

@scoot Dang it Nintendo, wear a belt!

@StyrofoamCup I'll go even coldest. Donkey Kong should've been a mutant hybrid of a donkey and ape.

If there is nothing to worry about, then why put it on the front page with a headline that incites confusion and worry?

@Uncle_Franklin Why is that bizarre? It's an HD port of a Wii game while MK9 is a new game from the ground up. It would be a waste of resources to put that much time into a model for an old game coming out on the tail end of the Switch 1's lifespan.

Well taste is subjective as they say.

I prefer over complicated mild inconveniences, but kudos. Good job.

Pass. I prefer foot-drawn.

The series decline era. Sorry, it's not meant to be harsh, it's just these games were the the low point. From lack of innovation to accusations of milking to "Angel of Darkness" being a black spot in otherwise fairly received franchise.

Just a consequence of releasing so many sequels within a short span of years. The entire original series was created within 9 years. That's one Tomb Raider per year. Including the handheld's.

And you can bet every title will be a live service, microtransaction, pre-order ultimate gold platinum edition extravaganza.

Hmm, I think I've seen this somewhere before...Skyrim?

@shiftbarackyeaugh I'll tell you when you're older.

I'm having a bit a laugh at these comments. The clock is like £89.99. People spend that much just on other junk everyday, including videogames.

Like every other non-essential (that includes games), spend what you like and have fun.

@The_Pixel_King We need the ultimate collab. Injustice Marvel Guilty Tekken Mortal Street King of Samurai Smash Bros vs Capcom: The Game.

Some were okay... Honestly alot of those tie in games from that era were pretty bad. LOTR was hugely popular and as a result had alot of games trying to cash in on the license. I think they all aged poorly, and strangely, I played them all on every system despite not even caring for LoTR.

I'm voting NA just to be that guy.

@nintendophilia I feel bad, I really do. I tried my hardest to get into into it, but it just wasn't for me. I think my main issue is there is so many echoes but not much incentive to use the majority of them. Like a handful is just enough. Another thing is the combat just stopped being entertaining after a bit. Just summoning echoes and standing in a corner becomes a bit of a bore.

I get Nintendo didn't want to Zelda to be play exactly like Link, but she's so passive within her own game that it's not as interesting.

@Erigen Funny enough, Sega discarded the fantastical setting when Sonic went full 3d. Making every event take place somewhere on earth.

I know im the outlier here, but my least favorite RE game.

Sorry but E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial for the Atari 2600 should be number 1.

Good thing I purchased that 9000w charger years ago.

@AdolBannings-Laylee Suda 51 can be hit or miss. It's mostly nonsensical style over substance. It's seems they enjoy absurdist style story telling. As far as game play goes that can be hit or miss too. They do try to incorporate different gameplay styles, but not all of them work.

@Antraxx777 I don't know what you mean? I'm looking forward to this. Gonna be a good year for the Wii for sure. Kirby: Epic Yarn was announced and Metroid other M.

Won't ever get any better than this.

@Nintendomatt64 Right before he left Minecraft he reset everyone's accounts. People have hated him since.

@user0 You kidding right? Gotham Knights was the highest selling game of all time. Reaching 1 googolplexian sells total. Not only that, it received perfect scores all across the world. Critics and fans agree Gotham Knights is the game of all time.

It would be crazy not to release the gamest game of all time on Switch 2.

Off topic, but I think the Crash rebootseries that came out years ago are underrated. Crash of the Titans and Mind over Mutant may have not been the best of games, but the the characters and story was over the top silly fun.

Uka Uka: "I will kill Crash Bandicoot. Kill him......forever."

@fenlix Sonic never had a chance nomatter what. It's Disney.

@VHSGREMLIN I disagree. Videogames movies after never been much of hit with both fans and critics. However, Sonic is one the rare few that has a great reception by fans, and mildly passable one by critics.

Is it perfect? No, but it's one the better adaptions in a long list of failures. You don't have to like it, but atleast there is some passion in there for trying to make an entertaining family franchise vs the long list of films that were cash grabs with no redeeming features other than brand recognition.

The fact these movies made is it as far, shows the people behind it do have some level of care. These films are a success for those who thought the videogame to movie medium was forever doomed for failure.

Sonic, Mario, The last of us (yes I know TV show), are showing there is success to be had in adapting videogames outside of their medium.

People at one point in time thought comics would be rubbish films and yet ironically your meme profile is the biggest comic book movie to ever exist.

Just like the early years of so-so Superhero folks, these are the early years for so-so videogame movies. With time and care they might one day be be the next super billion dollar film verse. Right now they are in it's "sorta getting there" phase.

Sisko is the best captain. That is all I have to say.

I haven't been excited for a Sonic game since 2017. Just, it's astounds me how such a iconic character can have a string of hit and misses (more misses) for decades.

Meanwhile Nintendo's mascot hits it out the park 9 times out of 10. I can't say I have much faith in whatever comes next. Just if it's great, it's great. If not, then no one is really surprised.

@Slobbert Challenge accepted! All I need is 40 years of prep time, and I'm taking your crown!

Hopefully now we can get some spin-offs.

Prince of Fighters
Duke of Fighters
Marquess of Fighters
Earl of Fighters
Count of Fighters
Viscount of Fighters
Baron of Fighters

Next Minecraft and finally the world!

First game on Switch 2 will be Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Ultra.

This game just wasn't for me. I found it meh personally. I remember how I came a across this youtuber who offered an in depth critique of the game and it's themes. It 's was really good how she broke down the game.

It amazed just how fans view the game vs it's creator. It's was sort of a death of the author where fans gave the game a deeper meaning than what the creator actually intended.

Maybe Samurai Jack can go back in time and stop the delisting.

Welp, there goes my hope for the Dreamcast mini.

@Serpenterror Luigi's always been popular. Sure not as popular as his older brother, but he's held his own over the decades.

Now the one who really needs a big comeback is Wario. Give us a remake or remaster of every Wario Land game and then a new entry.