Jjop14

I’m still waiting for Rare games, GCN and Wii games, also DLCs, events and more. Compared to what Microsoft and Sony have been offering for years, Nintendo service feels like as scarce

@Dingelhopper your comment made me want to buy and play new leaf after I sold it. I was never able to get into Animal Crossing games but NH got me, I guess because of the hype... now I've been playing for over 400h and I didn't realized the previous games had more content🥴😳

As long as I love Nintendo and Mario Party, this feels (again) like another attempt to recycle successful games with not enough content (5 boards only, the original had 8), squeezing nostalgia, and thst won't change anytime soon. Nintendo is just becoming more and more lazy and they can make millions of excuses to be less risky than the competition because the nature of the entertainment industry but charging 60 bucks for everything feels like robbery if you compare all the complexity and amount of work put in other console games. The only first party games that felt complete in content and effort were breath of the wild, odyssey and Xenoblade. Switch is filled with WiiU ports and indies, they playing very safe and innovation is falling behind.

It seems that tomorrow we will have more information about Smash

I smell Crash in Smash on March

I rather prefer Metroid Prime Trilogy

Mario Party franchise has been always selling well with literally no effort put on the games. I always dreamt a high quality Mario Party with high interactive 3D maps, more interesting history and collectibles but no. For Nintendo, the idea is having a recicled or not fully developed Mario Party so they can keep the franchise alive and cash more money for years with not too much evolution.

-Mario Party 11
-Metroid Prime 4
-Metroid Prime Trilogy remastered
-Mario Kart 8 Deluxe DLC 3
-Golden Sun Switch
-Advance Wars Switch
-Pokemon Switch
-Donkey Kong World
-Star Fox Switch
-Super Mario World 3
-Eternal Darkness 2

That's enough for me