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@SillyG I don't think making it 8 players and encouraging folk to invest in 8 controllers to just to have an absolutely awful time is a good idea. People would be fuming

@wiiwouldliketoplay it's about as much as a bubble as the invention of electricity, and internet

Definitely that North American one now as it's an iconic design, but either of the other two back then.

I'd be happy with just shadows as I was bored of the trilogy by that point

I wondered why I'd never played this before or why it was Warios only 3D platformer, 10 minutes of playing it answered that questions. Feels like a bad PS1 platformer

I never really understand why people wait when it comes to new consoles. You know your gonna get one eventually, it's most likely not going to come down in price by the time you do, enjoy the brand new console hype.

Storage is pretty sufficient, can easy get 10 massive games on there, I don't need to be playing 10 massive games at the same time

@Jayvir the last part, you don't play online. That's what your missing. It's arguably the best online game Nintendo has made this far. Granted the bar isnt crazy high set but still, multiplayer is where it's at, and it's not really pick and up play enough for local

@Nep-Nep-Freak if games don't push this kind of thing, a new player will buy the game in 6 months and find all the lobbies empty and never get to experience online play or only be able to do it in the most popular mode

If I Docked my Switch 2 then I'd have to walk all the way over to my dock to get my switch and play it, madness

I think the last physical Nintendo game I got was a 3DS game so doesn't bother me in the slightest

I really enjoyed the first Fire Emblem Warriors and Hyrule Warriors games, however they're so repetitive that it'll be a long time before I ever want to play another

@Simu001 it took Xbox one years to roll out backwards compatibly for 360 games and they never sorted them all. Switch 2 has only been out 4 months

@cheesedude Disagree, I've got both a Series X and and a PS5. I'll take a handheld version over those any day of the week. Same goes for Call of Duty. It's alot easier to put 100s of hours into a game in handled mode.

@KingMike it's nowhere near "well into the new millennium" though is it

@Daniel36 I mean surely you've heard of SpongeBob?? That started before the new millennium. Rugrats had been going so long it had a movie out before the new millennium.

I think it's a little too repetitive for a 10/10 and it's over reliance on gauntlet rooms rather than intricate platforming segments is a bit disappointing. Only about 30 hours in, but an 8 or 9 seems fair

Anyone complaining about the price has obviously never tried to play these games on the original hardware. This is an absolute bargain in comparison, and there's little reason for Nintendo to release this, there can't possibly enough demand for it to make a profit.

Complains theres DLC for Donkey Kong way too soon. Complains theres no DLC for Mario Kart yet (which only game out the month before)

Anyone who thinks this stuff is cut from the main game is delusional. If DLC didn't exist, you'd never see this stuff at all.

DLC has been around for two decades, if you make a game that's obviously going to receive DLC, you develop it at the same time as the main game, not after it's come out. I don't see why it matters when it gets announced.

I'd much rather Mario Odyssey announced DLC before the game came out than the none that it got

I don't think it's harder than the first one, it's definitely alot more dull. Every zone seems to have some variant of annoying flying bug. I really enjoyed the act 1 end boss fight but the others are forgettable. The over reliance of just throwing a bunch of enemies into a locked room ala Guacamelee is a bit on the repetitive side.

If I learnt anything from Welcome Tour it's that I can't tell the difference, that was like the hardest mini game ever