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I still can't believe that when they talked about this in that Presents, they said something along the lines of "we want to give Pokémon fans something to look forward to when they wake up" or something like that 😭 they know their target audience for sure

All I need is Funky Kong and a Mario Movie DK track and I die a happy man

Rock Pikmin is my GOAT look at the little scrunkly the scrimblo bimblo he is the perfection I love him so much he is peak character design just a little guy

Just port the Gamecube one with online

The Hell Valley Sky Trees always fascinated me. Same thing with the ghosts that appear in 3D World. Just neat.

Ridley skewers people through the gut, Villager attacks with an axe, and Kazuya has his whole assortment of painful-looking attacks. They could work Mortal Kombat.

I will always take more arcade titles, even if they're just ports.

@WaffleBoat Honestly I was typing a legitimate comment then yours popped up and I was like "nvm" lol

The switch is more stable than my life right now

Hoping the next Nintendo console is a disc-based, non-portable system with a cart reader so we can be done with this nonsense and still keep backwards compatibility. They should still run the Switch as a portable console.

That box art better be a placeholder.

Very excited to see how the story goes, but man those animations look worse than the 3DS one.

If only they would drop all their biggest Wii/Gamecube games like this. I would pay 30 bucks without hesitation for Mario Strikers Charged, Super Paper Mario, Smash Melee, Twilight Princess, etc.

So next we get a Mario Movie Donkey Kong course with Funky and Diddy, right?

I don't play Pokémon Go anymore, but I tried using my Pokéball Plus at a Go Fest. In the first 5 minutes it failed to catch a Shiny Dratini and it fled.

Never again.

@nessisonett If it helps, you can actually ignore the diagonal inputs since it will register the two directions on each side.

So a diagonal up left can be done by pressing just up, or just left. That made it easier for me, at least.

@-wc- Lego set pricing is all over the place, especially with licensing.

For example, there are some Lego sets out there with 2,000+ bricks for less than $125. Now Lego Pac-Man comes rolling around with ~2,600 pieces for nearly $300. I agree with some of the other comments. You can buy an 3/4 scale Arcade1Up cab that actually plays Pac-Man for the same amount.

Heck, there's an officially licensed Metal Slug 3 arcade cabinet from a Chinese Lego alternative for 80 bucks on Amazon with ~1,500 pieces, it has just as much functionality as this and looks better too. Goes great with my Neo Geo Mini on my shelf.

I didn't know there are Android phones powerful enough to run Switch games. Unless it's for Android based mini pcs?

I knew Funky was going to be in the biggest set.

I'll just pay $30 for him on eBay.

I have never purchased any Nintendo Legos and never planned on it...

But I WILL pay for Funky Kong. Have we ever gotten official Funky merch with his MKWii design?? (I know there were plushies in the 90s)

@DwaynesGames Pacmania will get you pretty close lol

I held off on the NES and the Atari for the price and the fact that I am more of an arcade guy than a console guy, but this looks cool especially with the rumor that it will be fully controllable/playable.

Actually, I just picked up the Pantasy Neogeo Metal Slug 3 "Lego" set to satisfy the building block arcade urge for about $70 on Amazon. This will look great next to it.

I've gotta say, aside from Mega Man, the only Sega games I've touched are arcade ports. Strider, Virtua Fighter and now Street Fighter. Pretty nice to have.

@TheBigBlue I prefer the force unleashed as a star wars game but republic commando is a GREAT feeling Star Wars clone game. Need to finish it on Switch.

I haven't emulated anything in a while, been buying the official rereleases when possible but dang it really makes no sense to me.

All Nintendo has to do is port games they own with emulators they already have. They would make so much money for practically no effort. Instead they drip 1 or 2 retro games a month for a $50 annual subscription (which I ended up buying anyways for Mario Kart DLC, but still).

That looks incredible. So much better than those TV setups with cameras and hdmi boxes.

Eh. If they add co-op I'll play it but until then there is really no interest from me. It looks good though.

I already have Modern Warfare III on my Wii so I don't know why people say the Switch can't run II

The van is really cool. The fact that it opens up AND comes with Mario made it an instant buy for me at Gamestop. Especially for ~$15.

I also preordered the Walmart Super Star Steelbook. They wanted to charge $7 shipping since it wasn't $35 so I threw on a $5 eshop card. Looks WAY better than the Best Buy one.

It's what we're all thinking, but man. What a missed opportunity for no transfers.

Still, looking forward to it and hopefully 2 isn't too far behind.

I greatly enjoyed it. Yeah, some of the transitions and lines got old, but the soundtrack was great, and there were plenty of tense moments. Pretty good movie to hold me out until Mario on Wednesday.

I thought this was an April Fool's joke when I saw it first.

Definitely a pleasant surprise! Maybe I'll get into the modern KOFs.

@DwaynesGames Wreck-It-Ralph was pretty good, wish it got a sequel.

I would love that little cabinet but I know I can just wait for a scan to hit the internet and I can print my own on cardstock.

I'm gonna miss the little orange scrimblo

I saw someone say that they were going to put him in their indie game. Nice to keep the character alive.

What is the point of DLC being this quick? Wave 4 not 4 months after the game is out is quite fast.

I didn't know that Captain Toad had more content on Switch, maybe I need to find it on sale.

For Smash Ultimate, there are actually 12 DLC characters, including Plant, since FP2 has 6. (You could even count Pyra/Mythra as two for 13).

Just figured I'd be that guy.

Probably the only Switch game I regret buying.

I think it's a great game that had its support cut off a little too soon, but the genre just isn't for me. Maybe I'll give the DLC a try now that I'm technically paying for it...

All I need is Switch backwards compatibility.

I've only played the FFVII series of games but I'm still loving Final Bar Line. Such a great song list, and it's yet another rhythm game for my Switch.

Feels like a much better Melody of Memory. I wish MoM had an option for circles instead of that weird combat thing, because Bar Line does the RPG elements excellently while keeping the traditional rhythm game layout.

Would it be unrealistic to hope for FFVII Rebirth DLC??

Is that character balance??

Official patch notes when???

Curious about remaining spots, maybe I'll finally get this game

Would it be foolish of me to go into this hoping for a new Mega Man/Darkstalkers/Final Fight/Captain Commando?

These articles finally get me hyped somewhat since I finally subscribed lol.

Great that the GBA is getting more games at a nice rate. Even with just 6 games it's my personal favorite of the 6 consoles available.

I've never paid attention to it before, but in the trailer, Fusion was the first of the next games they showed. Wonder if Kirby is next.

Wow, mine was the Mega Man one.

I've been waiting for a post like this...

The year is somewhere in the late 2000s. Little ol' me got a Wii for my birthday and a couple of crappy games. Pajama Man Sam was one of them.

It was just one of those simple point and click adventures, about this kid who's scared of the dark.

So I play through the game and get to the point where the final boss (Darkness) is on the other side of the door. Problem is, the door is guarded by two magical trees who give you a quiz on the past environment you've encountered.

The final question was something along the lines of "what did the sign in the mine say." It was referring to a sign, in the mine. That I explored earlier. I knew it said DANGER because the other answers were the obvious silly ones, but it never worked! "Whoops! Wrong answer!" The trees would reply, as they shook me upside down.

I tried the other two. Nothing. Me and my dad used the internet and nothing. Hours upon hours, trying and trying. I could never get the door to open, and I would never know what Darkness looked like.

Flash forward to about a year or two ago, I'm going through my old Wii games and I find Pajama Man Sam. Figured I might as well try again with my quest for the elusive quiz answer.

My save point is at the trees, of course. I answer the quiz, exactly as I remember, and then the mine question comes up. I select DANGER, and surprise! It doesn't work.

At this point, I'm still stumped. I decided to leave the final area and actually backtrack to the mine. Go through it and yep, the sign says DANGER all right. I click it to interact with it, and the little prompt says something about the quiz. I return to the trees and select DANGER...

It works.

All I had to do was to backtrack to the sign to read it and interact with it to prove that I had seen it. My jaw literally dropped to the floor, and I turned off the Wii. I put the disc back into the case, and the case back into the box.

I will never let myself see what Darkness looked like.

I would've thought about it at 10.

40?!?

@Hero-of-WiiU I love playing most of the Gameboy games on the service on my Lime GBC, but they don't feel as good on a Switch.

Kirby, Zelda, Gargoyle and Mario are kinda good, but the whole charm and fun of a Gameboy game is playing it on a tiny, non-backlit, scratched up screen. Kirby Tilt n Tumble is going to be cool when they eventually release it.

I actually chuckled when I read that title lmao.

I have Modern Warfare II on my Wii so it can definitely run on Switch.

"Super Chump" has gotta be the best pun I've ever heard for what it is.

Very excited!

Blue shell in the Mario Kart poster tho, excited for whatever Mario Kart parts we'll get.