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Unpackaged Goose Game.

@TG16_IS_BAE Because this is an expensive hobby and buying a second console just to have moderately better graphics is not a viable option for many people, which makes it an absurd solution to suggest.

@60frames-please You've never once commented on how your favorite thing is to repeat the same inane observation incessantly. You just do it.

@60frames-please You have no clue how old your shtick has gotten, do you?

@Zenszulu Hating on women for having opinions is not the same as hating on men for being sexist aah soles.

Gonna make popcorn so I can properly enjoy the anti-Brie hot takes.

@boatie @AlexSora89 @mcdreamer The original Corpse Party is probably the best known RPG Maker game, at least in the west. Not sure how it compares to Yume Nikki in Japan.

No Daisy costume no buy.

Could really go for a Monster Musume game.

@Ooccoo_Jr You're thinking of Cloudpunk. It's coming to the Switch too.

@sixrings I'm sure "next year generation systems" sounded a whole lot more knowledgeable and authoritative in your head. To us it just sounds like a failed attack to mask bombastic trolling.

@Guitario They gave the artist sufficient credit. You're criticizing for the sake of criticizing and nothing more.

@Agramonte For once we agree. The patches that next gen titles will be receiving in lieu of proper optimization before being sold is likely to be a huge problem.

@TG16_IS_BAE Also, Naughty Dog.

@Paraka I almost bought TLOU2 tonight. But I figured I'll be able to get it used on eBay for twenty bucks if I just wait a few months, so there's no reason to get it at full price right now. Besides, I'm playing Deadly Premonition which is awesome and I have no intention of abandoning, the sequel to that will be here soon, and I still have Pathologic 2 waiting for me which, let's be honest, is far more compelling in the gameplay it promises than anything else that has been released on PS4 this year.

@shazbot It's possible, although with Smash sitting at more than 3.7M copies sold and Animal Crossing likely to have a higher attach rate anyway I suspect most of the copies sold were come by honestly. Besides, if you own it digitally you can download copies to every Switch you own and have registered; if I had kids I'd tell them to suck it up, I'm not paying an extra sixty dollars, they can play on my island and they'll like it.

Also, no. The Xbox has never sold in Japan. It's honestly more surprising that on at least one day last week they sold at least five consoles.

@RunninBlue Personal testimony is evidence, which I was taught by multiple stints on a jury, and have had confirmed by my brother, member of the Indiana Bar in good standing. Saying there's no proof is simply a bad faith attempt to subvert debate to make supporting accusations impossible. Every time you claim to be an objective outsider you support Pitchford and his bad acts, whether you realize that or not.

@TheFullAndy Where is your proof that users who gave poor reviews did so because of dissatisfaction with the story? I mean, you made a claim, so you're going to prove it, right?

@TheFullAndy You keep using the word "proof" a lot for someone who clearly doesn't understand what it means or recognizes what it signifies. In this little exchange between you and @Paraka one of you has been reasonable and responsive and one of you has put on a master class in bad faith argumentation. Guess which one you are. (Nope, you guessed wrong.)

Yeah, no. If I'm going to have to put up with a constant barrage of misogyny when I'm playing a game I'm going to insist on 21st century misogyny. That 20th century crap can stay there.

@60frames-please Since fps cannot possibly matter in this case, I didn't count.

@playstation_king I said exactly what I meant. Not surprised that you cannot fathom that.

@playstation_king If I wanted to stick to recycled games I'd limit myself to Uncharted.

@playstation_king Naughty Dog doesn't make masterpieces. They make mediocre third person cover shooters wrapped up in amazing production values.

That is some expert level trolling. A masterful performance we can all learn from.

@Moistnado And getting rid of it on day 8?

Black Book has a bit of my money via Kickstarter and I'm quite looking forward to some card-based goodness and some Slavic mythology. Gaming needs more of both.

@WiltonRoots I think he went full Michael Jackson truther, so Nintendo sites are safe. For the time being.

@Kalmaro You can do both. Nothing wrong with a kawaii sim game to tide us over until Style Savvy comes to Switch.

@TheLightSpirit @FredsBodyDouble Your judgment is worse than what you claim this set of games is. Whatever you think about EA's AAA efforts, their Originals program has been beneficial, fantastic even, to indie gaming, and Zoink, both with Fe as part of that program and with their other games, has proven themselves to be a quality studio. Lost in Random might not appeal to you, which is fine, but such arrogance and dismissiveness are being, being neither warranted nor justified in any way.

@SwitchVogel I know. 2s, 3s--where do reviewers get these scores when games so obviously don't warrant them?

@nessisonett Switch doesn't need an achievement system. Granted, they can serve as a convenient bookkeeping tool to keep track of tasks, but they serve no real purpose beyond that, and any game which they will help can include them as part of their own design. No need to mandate that games that don't want them or wouldn't be served by them have them.

I for one will happily welcome these SCAMiibo into my collection.

@Yas Two things about that. One, reselling will be trivial once governments mandate that it be available, to preserve the resale rights of fully digital goods. The process will be the same as buying digitally in the first place, and its current lack is the law lagging behind, not any fundamental difference in the products. Two, the people most vocal about having physical are the least likely to actually use those resale rights, rendering the difference entirely moot.

@SwitchForce Are you honestly unaware that all video games, whether deemed physical or digital, are just digital code on a storage device? It's not like a book vs. an ebook where one is analog. The packaging is different, but the product itself is identical.

@Entrr_username Because NL writers like to attempt a relaxed, colloquial style, but aren't nearly skilled enough to achieve it.

@Kalmaro I am neither surprised by NintendoLife saying a game is solid and then giving it a six, nor that I was momentarily disrupted from replying to you when a giant Pure Xbox ad loaded and took up my entire screen.

As long as the new Zoink game is among them I'll be happy.

@Coach_A Do you actually mean A Way Out, or the next co-op game from the same creator? I think the latter is more likely, if only because developing games with all systems in mind at the outset is far easier than porting to a system that wasn't originally targeted.

Cool for fans of the game. The more content the better.

@Guitario I fail to see how the name could matter, especially since for the Wii U it was released under a different name. There was no indication that it was a sequel, so there would have been no disincentive to buying it, if that's what you're suggesting.

@retro_player_77 I'm glad somebody else knows about Finding Teddy 2. I think it's a fantastic game, and while I understand that some quality will slip through the cracks simply be of how large the Switch library is, I still can't believe that a game like it was as ignored as it was when it was released for the wasteland that was the Wii U. Wii U owners were so starved for content for so long that I can think of no reason why they wouldn't jump at the chance when something worthwhile came their way. Perhaps they'd given up on the system entirely and anything would have been sent out to die.

@UmbrageHill Once the game is released on Switch you just might get your wish.

@OorWullie I donated to the Kickstarter, so by the time I got my copy I had waited for the game to be developed, and then waited for the game to be ported to the Switch, and then waited for them to send out codes to the backers, by which point not only had I been waiting so long that it wasn't the shiny new game I had to play immediately, but my Switch backlog had grown quite large and held a number of games that were shiny and new and called to me to play immediately. (Many of them lose those qualities before I can get to them. The Switch library truly is a double-edged sword.) But now it's getting to the point where the game is old and I feel I've waited long enough, which is a better feeling than when I look at a game as old and accept that I'll never get around to it. (The Switch library truly is a double-edged sword.)

@Oakperson So I'm weird for having a thought and expressing it? Finding thought weird is the truly weird thing. Use your brain.

That reminds me, I still need to play the first. It will definitely be in the next half dozen or so games I get to. Definitely.

@SwitchVogel I see you've fallen into the fallacy of believing that items to be placed upon a scale can ever themselves determine that scale, and that alone would render your judgment suspect. "Not Stardew Valley" can only be an observation, never a criticism.

Once again we have a thread full of people who have gotten it into their heads that other people are offended by something and then react with even more offense. I'd make popcorn but coffee will suffice.

Since you asked, I'd rather have a third season of Spice and Wolf.

@SwitchForce So you refuse to buy digital media and download it to a storage device, but you will buy digital media that is on a storage device. I see.

If they do iron out the issues will you update the review and change the score?