Gamer83

Star Fox and Splatoon Raiders.

@WheresWaveRace
Cool with me.

Gamecube wasn't exactly a big seller, to be fair, great console though.

10/10, no question. I'm always saying 'just one more round' and when I'm not playing it, I'm thinking about it.

Splatoon Raiders. Been looking forward to a single player-focused Splatoon and the game is definitely delivering so far. Also will try to work some Star Fox into the mix.

Really like Splatoon 2 and 3 but I'm more of a single player guy so this is right up my alley. Can't wait to get my copy of the game.

Same as the last few weeks... Star Fox.

Awesome, most of my Castlevania experience is on Nintendo platforms so this is the version I had pre-ordered. Hopefully down the line there's an upgrade to a NS2 version but for now this will do.

Cool, I'm a big fan of that series.

Star Fox, Street Fighter 6, Pragmata, all on Switch 2.

@LEGEND_MARIOID
Agree. I might be in the minority of PlayStation fans who say this, but if Sony goes the hybrid route, I'm all for it. I love what Nintendo has done with Switch 1 and 2.

Maybe it's nostalgia but an easy 10/10 for me. The gameplay is still as fun as it was an 1997 enhanced by awesome graphics and the haptics from the NS2 Pro Controller. The soundtrack is even better now and the sound effects are terrific. Only minor complaint is the voice acting. I don't think it's as bad as some others do but it is very hit or miss. Overall, it's nice to have Star Fox back and hopefully even bigger things await.

1. Resident Evil Requiem
2. Star Fox
3. Pragmata
4. Xenoblade Chronicles X Definitive Edition - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
5. Devil May Cry 5 Devil Hunter Edition

Focusing strictly on Star Fox for Switch 2. Already completed a couple playthroughs and started another. It's awesome, great to have Star Fox back even if it is a remake. Hopefully the start of something even more.

Voice acting (which can be hit or miss) aside, I love this remake, hits all the right notes for me just like Metroid Prime Remastered did. Of course, I've always been a fan of Star Fox 64, bought it day one and it basically was my summer in 1997. I see the same happening here, really enjoy the expanded cut scenes, the orchestrated music and it feels as good as ever to play. Damn near perfect gaming comfort food.

Pre-ordered the game not long after announcement despite not loving the character designs. I got used to those, though, and the demo sold me on the game playing as well as ever, looking forward to getting my copy in a few hours.

Switch 2 - Pragmata

PS5 - 007: First Light

I'm a bit disappointed it's only 30 fps but other than that, this game is an easy recommendation. Played it on both Xbox One and PS4, it's by far the best entry in the survivor trilogy and a great game general. I'd say give it a shot even if you're not a Tomb Raider fan. You may miss some references but it can be played and enjoyed as a standalone experience as well.

Switch 2 - Pragmata

PS5 - 007 First Light

Horrible decision.

Character design aside, it's Xenoblade, Monolith has earned my trust until I'm disappointed. Hasn't happened yet.

The best of the survivor trilogy, not even close really and I'm a fan of the first as well, so much that I bought it 3 times (360, PS4, Switch 2). Definitely recommend this to anybody, Tomb Raider fan or not, it's just a fun adventure game.

I'm going to buy eventhough I already own it for PS5, it's a great game, one of my favorites of the last few years. Hoping for a normal game card release not a key card but getting it regardless. Might go digital if it's a GKC because there's no way I'd consider trading this in but I'll support true physical any chance I get, especially on NS2.

Switch 2 - Pragmata

PS5 - 007 First Light

Solid 7/10, happy I bought it. Third party support, especially Capcom, has been great. The new first party games haven't been as good as I'd like outside of Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza but that will improve over time. Backwards compatibility is really well done and I appreciate the addition of Gamecube games to the NSO library.

Code Veronica is one of my favorite games of all-time, so this is a day one. Hopefully Capcom will bring the other remakes over to Switch 2 natively at some point also.

Nah, already have it on PS5 and it takes up too much storage space on the Switch 2 anyway. Good game, though, hope those getting it now enjoy it.

Switch 2 - Pragmata

PS5 - 007 First Light

I'll probably stick with the NS2 Pro Controller but I'll at least try the mouse mode to see how well it works.

Don't really care for Alex's new outfit but the other 3 are cool. Like C Viper's the best.

Switch 2 - Pragmata

PS5 - Time Crisis

That's all well and good, but I love experimental Capcom as well and am hoping the success of Pragmata leads to some more new IPs with interesting gameplay hooks.

It's amazing how Capcom can deliver 3 games in succession all with great Switch 2 versions but NIS can't get this single game up and running in time. Pathetic.

Day one for sure. I had sold my Wii U before Star Fox Zero launched so it's been a while since I played a new one. Obviously this is Star Fox 64, again, but that is one of my favorite games of all time and some new story content is cool, also has a good price point.

Capcom had no problems getting two high profile games on Switch 2 day and date with the other versions. Sucks that these devs failed to deliver, hopefully if an NS2 version of this game actually does release it's not total garbage but not expecting much.

Switch 2 - Resident Evil Requiem, Pragmata

PS5 - Resident Evil Requiem

Vast majority of any gaming time I get will be spent going through more of Pragmata (NS2), might get another game or two into the mix.

Well deserved. Happy to have contributed on both Switch 2 and PS5.

Day one. I love the world of Splatoon and while it is a great online multiplayer IP, I prefer single player games so I'm real interested to see what they do here.

@FX29
The demo was a great idea. I was interested but had it on the 'wait for sale' list. After the demo, and then seeing the $60 price, I decided to pre-order. Happy I did, what I've played so far is fantastic. Reminds me of several of my favorite 7th and 8th gen games with a cool hacking mechanic mixed in for the gunplay. I wasn't sure that'd work but it does, extremely well.

Pragmata on the Switch 2. Just got to the New York City stage, really enjoy what I've played so far. The combo of shooting and hacking, which is what appealed to me most in the demo, is fantastic. It's not complicated and doesn't slow the action. Exploring the environments, digging into some of the background lore has been great and I'm interested to see where the main story goes. The dynamic between Hugh and Diana is also very well done.

Some people have said this feels like a PS2-era game, for me it feels like a cross between some of my favorite 7th and 8th gen games. Lost Planet and Dead Space with a little bit of The Last of Us and Death Stranding mixed in. Not very far along yet, but the game makes a really good first impression and I can't wait to play more. Crazy it's been nearly 15 years since Capcom's last new IP.

Saw it last Thursday, enjoyed it for what it is. Didn't have good or bad expectations, which probably helped a little bit.

Yup, love the demo so I decided to pre-order. First new IP from Capcom in a long time, got some Lost Planet 1 vibes from it in the sense that while it feels a bit familiar to other third person Capcom games it also tries something a bit different with the hacking mini game. Decided to go with the NS2 version for the portability aspect, didn't notice any performance issues in the demo and given how well SF 6 and RE Requiem turned out, I'm not concerned about the full version of the game. Will try to get the Amiibo but I wasn't able to pre-order one, hopefully Best Buy or some other place will have extras for the launch.

Looking forward to playing this on Friday. Hopefully I'll be able to get the Amiibo somewhere, wasn't able to pre-order one.

Resident Evil Requiem on both Switch 2 and PS5.

Switch 2 - Resident Evil Requiem. Doing my second playthrough on Casual difficulty to rack up the points for infinite ammo ahead of trying the game on Insanity mode.

PS5 - Romeo is a Dead Man

Nice, been hoping for a photo mode.

@JaxonH
And if this actually happens, I'll be buying the game a third time. Already have it on PS4 and 5. Really enjoying Capcom's support for NS2, hope it continues the whole gen.

Bought this on PS5 when it came out back in October, I think it was. Awesome update to a great fighting game, definitely the definitive version. Reminds me of VF 4 Evo on PS2 way back in 2003. Nice updates, especially on the single player side.

@Yurion34
Oh yeah, the original RE 4 is an all-timer, the Wii Edition made it even better.