LilKinopio

I haven’t ever played Paper Mario: TTYD or SUPER Mario RPG, but recently bought both remakes on cartridge for my Switch 2. When looking up opinions and reviews on both in comparison, I was surprised that the majority put Paper Mario: TTYD first. I knew it had had a lot of love, but always heard about Mario: RPG growing up and playing it someday was so dang important. People really, really, love Paper Mario: TYYD!

@stephenstig Considering they are a different colorway and people are buying them to swap them out for what they currently own, I don't' think this is going to pass your litmus test. I am hoping to adopt them for I love the new colorway, and sell mine, not costing me too much in the end.

@WiltonRoots The previous Switch looked like a toy for a child. The new design is fantastic. Color, but sutel. I don't need busy or color screaming in my face.

@Danrenfroe2016 The Pro Controller for the S2 is utterly fantastic.

Really enjoy this colorway vs what came with the Switch 2. I would swap mine out for these in a minute, if I didn't have to spend a dime.

Who is buying these physical versions that offer purely a code? That alone does not have me want to adopt (though I purchase all games for my Switch if available on cartridge), but the glaring white rectangle of letting you know it's a code really ruins the case as well. I hope this ends soon for physical copies.

@N00BiSH You don't like adventuring fine sir?!

@abbyhitter Many of us did my friend, but the trend with their sport games continues. 😢

@N00BiSH Many of us continue to play solo mode. Due to this, Nintendo sport games for a while now have been disappointing.

I struggle with a game obtaining the label of Good or a score of 8/10, when the cons mention how poor of a game this is for solo players and campaign content. I miss the days so dang badly, when Nintendo Sport games provided great campaigns, content, and RPG elements for solo players. Considering how lacking Nintendo is regarding online functionally, I find it even more complexing that solo play appears to no longer be a focus point for them.

@PikaPhantom Holy heck, I did not know they were that high, silly me. Changing that now, and thanks for catching that.

@PikaPhantom Because there are 155 million Switch consoles in the world being played, vs 15+ million of the Switch 2. Good business decision. Not good for Switch 2 owners.