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I'm surprised you think NES Remix is so unlikely to happen. Personally, I think that the fact that it isn't on Switch yet is one of the strangest things about the Switch.

@StevenG It has modernized controls and LAN play.

@Shinobi1Kenoby I have not noticed that.

@rushiosan Eh, I don’t feel insulted at all. Now, if they had left the main character of the most recent trilogy off the cover just because some people pretend they aren’t real, that would have been insulting.

@rushiosan What, exactly, is “insulting” about it?

I wish there was a way to turn off negative comments about Star Wars when poking around on the internet. Impossible to read about my favorite series/universe these days.

I think Last Jedi is the best SW film since Empire, I think the new trilogy is better than the prequels, and I think just about every other film in the series is better than Jedi. But I also love them all.

Anyway, no matter how you feel about any of the films, can’t we all just be happy that this game looks like it’ll be a fun celebration of the entire series? Predictable “only three movies count” posts add nothing. All you’re doing is annoying people who like the series.

Couldn’t be more excited.

@Shinnos Yeah, really dumb we don't have those on Switch yet. Even worse that PS4 somehow does have Super Star Wars.

@Joe-b Impressive. Most impressive.

@Joe-b worst comment I’ve ever seen on this site.

@Zeldafan79 I had Jedi Outcast on GameCube and always hated it, but of course I bought it for Switch anyway. I still struggled with it at first, but after a while I decided to “cheat” and I started a new game, playing with invincibility on. What a difference that made! I don’t really feel bad about it-it finally made a game that I always wanted to play playable. Beat it last week and man, I had a blast. Anyway, not sure what they were thinking with some of those frustrations you mentioned. There’s such a good game in there.

Also, I’m glad to see there are people discovering Star Wars Pinball thanks to this sale. I’ve had it since the day it came out, and man, it’s awesome. One of my favorite and most-played Switch games!

@BoilerBroJoe I'm definitely not trolling-I am a huge Last Jedi fan. I don't love EVERYTHING about it, but man, I really, really like most of it.

I have issues with Rise of Skywalker for sure, and it's definitely my least favorite of the sequel trilogy, but I had too much fun with it to call it "garbage". I certainly understand where you're coming from, though.

@PoorGeno Last Jedi is pretty easily my favorite Star Wars film since Empire...I can’t wait to play it in LEGO form. But I’d say arguing over Star Wars films is “poison”...let’s all just enjoy this game for what it is-a celebration of the entire saga. Looks like a blast.

@BlueKnight07 I'm sure more is coming. Between these 3 games, Racer in a week and LEGO Skywalker Saga at some point, Switch is slowly but surely getting a decent collection of Star Wars games. I'd be shocked if they stop there.

Can't say as though I care about Fallen Order myself, I didn't like that game at all. I'd love some more old games, though. Shadows of the Empire on Switch would make me so happy.

@Joriss Enjoy!

@Joriss It’s fantastic. A ton of content, a great career mode that gets you really into learning the tables, excellent presentation...if you like the FX games and Star Wars you’ll LOVE this!

Sounds fun to me, but like a couple others have said, I’ll just keep waiting for an AEW game.

Just means I’ll have to remember to call it “Hatch Tales” when I give my code to one of my friends.

I had a good time with the game, but I HATE the impossible lair. I don’t mind a challenge, but it’s so punishing. I don’t want to have to start over every time I die, which is inevitable. This is a very welcome addition.

@Edu23XWiiU Sold

@KitsuneNight Awesome.

@SuperWeird Wait, seriously?

If I thought Outcast had maybe the most confusing level design I've ever seen in a game, is there any chance I'll like this one? Or is it more of the same?

Animal Crossing and RBI Baseball 20.

@sketchturner Yeah, I’ve read that too. I’d love to play a game like Outcast that is easier to get into. I hope it’s true!

@GrandScribe I’ve played Dark Forces and Jedi Knight. Back when they came out. I remember doing ok with DF, but never quite got JK. Fun multiplayer though.

I never liked Jedi Outcast (though I did buy it a second time on Switch). Any chance I’d like this game? My biggest issue with Outcast is the level design. It’s so bizarre. I have no clue what to do like 90% of the time. Is this game similar in its design?

@Santa I believe they said that this game would have the multiplayer

@NoTinderLife ...

@Zeldafan79 You're probably just more aware of games you don't know anything about now because of, for example, articles/lists like these.

FINALLY Murder by Numbers day! This is the most excited I've been for a game in a long time. Can't wait to start it up during my lunch break today!

Really enjoying this so far! Doesn't feel quite as perfect/satisfying to me as Stardew, but man, I'm getting into it. Can't wait to play some more later.

@imgrowinglegs I'm a huge Ace Attorney fan and a huge Picross fan, so yeah, this is right up my alley. Too early to call it my game of the year?

Nothing for me, but I just got Rune Factory 4 and I have Murder by Numbers preloaded (comes out next week!), so I'm good.

@CooperFrank My thoughts exactly.

@Dirty0814 I’m not saying it’s hard to go to a store, but I really don’t see what could be easier than hitting a “download” button. Again, though, not even the point I was trying to make. I have a ton of games that I may want to hop in and out of for various reasons. I don’t want to carry all of them around with me. And it’s certainly easier to not have to pop cartridges in, too...especially for multiplayer/pick up and play games that I may be playing at the same time as a big game, that I may only want to play for 5 minutes, etc. Not significantly easier, but again, if I don’t care/am not concerned about the cons people have with digital, what is the benefit in making things slightly more difficult for myself? What am I missing out on when I buy digital games? I am not afraid of losing them years from now, I don’t care about selling/lending games, I have enough memory for them...

I do own some physical games, but they are all big single player games from major developers. Games that I can leave in the slot for a while and just play until I beat them and put them back on my shelf (and meanwhile, I can still access all my digital games without switching cartridges should I want to play something quick or a multiplayer game or something). Games that I didn’t have to pay twice as much for to get physically. Games I didn’t have to wait months or years for a physical release for. Games that often do take up a significant amount of memory. So clearly I do see a benefit in physical, I just don’t think every single game needs to be physical. I’m ok saying “ok cool, this hour long game was $5 on the eshop”. I’m ok saying “why am I going to wait a year to see if I can pay $40 for this game when I can just download it now for $15?”. I’m ok saying “man, you know, I don’t want to switch cartridges every time I want to play a quick round of Puyo Puyo Tetris or do a run in Binding of Isaac”. Like, I get the whole physical thing. I really do. What I don’t get is pro-physical people being SO anti-digital.

Like I said in another comment, I actually think it’s cool that we live in a word where games can be released without physical releases. There are probably a ton of indie games that simply wouldn’t exist if they had to come up with a way to release them physically. As much as people don’t want to see physical media go away, I wouldn’t want to see games like that go away either.

@Dirty0814 I don’t really understand how downloading a game is less convenient to you than going to a store or ordering online. Anyway, I’m more talking about not having to switch cartridges, carry cartridges around or store cartridges...

I totally understand why people are into physical games, and I think it's great that companies like this exist...but personally, I don't really care. Frankly, I'm not too concerned about the possibility of losing my library someday. First of all, I don't feel the need to own every game I ever play until the end of time. Second of all, IF my Switch breaks, AND I feel the need to replace it, AND I no longer have the ability to download my games, AND I am dying to play one of my old digital games again, AND that game isn't available on a more modern console, I'll track down a physical copy if one exists, and if it doesn't, I never had a choice anyway, and I'll assume that the only reason the game existed in the first place is that we are living in a world where smaller games can be made and released without needing a physical release.

Sure, there are other reasons to own physical games (the ability to sell them, the ability to share them, saving memory, just enjoying having something tangible, etc.), but none of that outweighs convenience for me. I know people often say that's "lazy", but if I'm not concerned about the cons of digital games, why not go with the more convenient option?

Having said all of that, I'm really glad companies like this exist for people who do care. Not a big fan of the "limited run" model, but if that's what it takes, cool for everybody who gets one.

Man, Rune Factory 4 looks great. Never played a RF game as I just recently got into the genre with Stardew Valley a couple years ago, but wow...I'm excited.

I’m 36 years old, I’ve been gaming for about 30, I’d say I’m pretty darn good at games...and man, I am horrible at Starlink. I die constantly. On easy. I can’t imagine having a kid play.

Of course, maybe I’m just playing it wrong.

@Tourer145 personally I don’t really care about the whole physical/digital thing so maybe I can’t fully understand, but if you want this as much as it seems like you do, why let the fact that you spent $16 8 months ago stop you?

I'd play it. They should hire a guy who knows when to say "ok, end the game here", though.

@Agriculture No motion controls. There's a demo on the Japanese eshop.

@Tandy255 They probably think it'll help them sell more copies of a game many people have already played.

@TuxDC Eh, I don't know. I haven't played the game, so I could be wrong, but it seems to me that this is a game meant to be played with a touch screen. People are always talking about how "the point" of the Switch is that you can play games on your TV or on the go, but I think that what is just as important as that is the flexibility to play games that can't be played on other consoles. Games like Severed, Voez (I know they added controller controls, but those are dumb) and now Anthill. Couldn't be done on PS4 or XB1, and I think it's cool we can play them on Switch.

Of course, if the game COULD be played with a controller and they just decided not to bother, that's different. But I have a feeling it just wouldn't be possible, or at least, not as fun with this game.

I thought I had lost all interest in this game, but then I read what he had to say and somehow lost even more. Can’t wait to give my code away when it comes. If it comes.

I know what he’s saying isn’t wrong, I just don’t really appreciate his tone or how he has handled anything along the way, really.

@TuxDC why?

@eltomo Ha, I used to love that game.

@biglittlejake Star Wars Pinball is a ton of fun!

@Prof_Yoshtonics I’d buy ‘em!