KritterXD

@wutadam likely to let players get used to a track but with items? Kinda feels like time trial already does that, but there's no harm in options

@HugoGED had a mixed experience with Knockout Tour Triple Stars. There would be cups that I breeze thru easily, and then one would come up that I'm stuck on for an hour lol
Looking at you, Heart Cup

@ZombAid82 Dude that's so rude
You're not supposed to say what's on all our minds out loud

A solid 9 because I was definitely feeling a bit of fatigue towards the end. Thank god IT happens towards that point to get me reinvigorated lol. Now to do the post game. . .

Hitstop/stun or whatever it's called is acceptable to me cuz that helps emphasize the crunch of the attack imo

This just makes me want them to do a port of Charged. Was the best in the series imo

It's incredibly funny seeing people say DF hates Nintendo when throughout the Switch 1 generation they praised game after game for running as well as they do on the handheld, particularly the "impossible ports". Even in this video, they do say they're largely happy with the Switch 2, they just have issues with the HDR and the apparently worse screens, the latter of which I don't even notice even after knowing about it

@Bullspit760 finally, someone with a practical reason for wanting games on a cart. As much as I do enjoy collecting games physically, a big reason is because I wanna save space for those games I know I'm gonna need to download
And to give a downside to physical: if, hypothetically, my whole collection was physical, I'd have to change out cards each and every time I wanna play a different game, and even tho I grew up with that stuff, I'll admit having a digital collection where I can just click on a game and play it is mighty convenient

@Jokerwolf eventually, even actual game cartridges are gonna crap out
And you'll be polluting anyway

@Yosher Wii servers are still available to redownload any purchases you may have made, so it's a fairly safe assumption to say it'll work the same way with the Game Key Cards. Plus I'd imagine fans would put up a reasonable stink if Nintendo never announced they were shutting down the servers and so they'd back off from doing it
It worked with Sony

Despite the fact that game key cards seem to be VERY prevalent, I'd still prefer these over download codes cuz I can at least share and resell these

Jaaaaaaaamees
Go and prevent the confusion

My god, I think Diddy is using his tail as a seatbelt for Dixie on Rambi
Very nice detail

Getting the feeling people are losing the ability to just look for this stuff

@PikminMarioKirby Different reviewers, I'd imagine

@Metazoxan I care about Labo
But you're right 🤣

@YunoboCo You are DYING on this hill, aren't you?
I will say this: as someone whose first game was the first DKC and was initially horrified at the new design, it's starting to grow on me. It's still DK, just. . . chonkier and more expressive

@Misima that's gonna be an inherent risk to having digital anyways, sadly. I would imagine they have back ups somewhere, but there's no real way to know

@Misima solar flares?

@Anti-Matter Not all games, especially in this modern age, are going to be able to fit on a 64GB card. At the very least, you can resell your game key cards or, more importantly, lend them to your family and friends

@Moistnado at least with game key cards you can resell them and their expiration date is until the servers go under. Which hopefully won't be for a long while.

@glennthefrog common misconception: Miyamoto actually supplied that design to Illumination for the movie

@kedireturns A simple "I disagree" would've been enough

@Rykdrew I think it's more saying no one has tested it yet, so can't say one way or the other

@N00BiSH it's likely they prefer the more "grounded" approach 8/D had. Me personally, I enjoy the cartoony bounciness

@N8tiveT3ch thanks for having a serious conversation O_O

@N8tiveT3ch Ah, okay. My apologies

I feel like people tend to forget that, as much as we love video games these days, they're still a luxury at the end of the day. Wages aren't really following the cost of living and we need to be more stingy on what we buy as adults in general because we no longer can just focus on buying video games
Not trying to defend Nintendo here, not fully at least, but I feel like you're getting mad at the wrong people

@N8tiveT3ch gonna imagine that you also lived with your parents/guardians so you could focus that money solely on video games

@Anti-Matter Nintendo games rarely require that much space, so you don't have much to worry about from 1st-party games

Lol, the headline makes me think the controller will explode if I press the C button unsubscribed

Not that this excuses the prices going up, at least not completely, but Yoshi's Island sold on the SNES for $70
That's $140ish dollars in 2024 money. The fact that games have remained at $60 for the past decade and a half is kind of an anomaly. If anything, we should be more upset that living wages haven't really followed inflation

@StewdaMegaManNerd if they've got Monolith on their side, for all we know they could've helped with developing the map
They did so with BotW

I never turn off the rumble on my controllers, it's too integrated into my game feel lol

@roy130390 I do get that, but they are supposed to be professionals at the end of the day. I'm leaving a critique so that they can be more aware of it and try to be more consistent. That said, you are right, it could just be different reviewers who look out for certain things that others don't

Noticing an inconsistent standard. Prime Remastered didn't show the original developers, and you commented on it, and that makes sense
TTYD HD didn't show the original devs, and you guys said nothing about it
Now DKCR HD doesn't mention it, and you are docking points again. Are you just adding those observations arbitrarily, or do you forget to make that observation sometimes?