MegaMan52

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I'll give it a 7/10. Ocarina of Time, Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection, Rise of The Tomb Raider, and Star Fox were the highlights, in my opinion.

On Switch, I'm hoping to see Twilight Princess HD, DuckTales Remastered, Batman: Arkham Origins, and a Splinter Cell game (maybe either Blacklist or the Splinter Cell Collection that was released on PS3). It would also be nice if Wario Land and Wario Land 2 were released on the Game Boy App.

On Switch 2, I'd like to see a new Paper Mario game and the Splinter Cell remake.

Now this is the news I've been waiting for. I've recently gotten back to playing Reignited Trilogy (which I've had since 2019) on Switch, and while I still love it, it's time for a new game. Or at least an announcement, which has finally happened. I can't wait for my favorite Dragon to return!

This is actually kind of cool. Rented the SNES version of Toy Story and remember liking it, and I'm happy they're including the Genesis version since it is more complete (it had another level, for example). A Bug's Life is an interesting inclusion; and looking at the website, it looks like the PlayStation version is being used.

Also, I can't say I was expecting Toy Story 3. So Switch and Switch 2 are getting the game with enhancements and extra content. Bundling both the Retro Roundup collection and this game is a good value. I'm definitely getting the physical release.

Played it a few years ago, and liked it. It's like a combination of Rad Racer, Top Gear, Cruis'n USA, and San Francisco Rush.

Yes, finally. Despite its flaws, I thought Donkey Kong 64 was a good game with memorable music, memorable characters, fun ideas, and it had DK Arcade and Jetpac. I still have it for my N64 (remember the Banana yellow Cartridge?), but am glad it is coming to Switch.

I didn't get all of the games from the Switchmas Giveaway, just Pirates: All Aboard! But that means I'm eligible to get the games from this Giveaway, so I got Strike Force Kitty today, and am making sure that I get the other games since I really like platformers.

Yes, I'm buying it. I like the Yoshi games.

Wart?! I gotta buy that, and the Mario riding Yoshi toy.

A few years ago, I bought the Japanese release of New Super Mario Bros. and did a complete playthrough. I enjoyed playing through the game, and wished I'd played it sooner. Then I moved on to Super Mario 3D Land and completed that game too. Bought New Super Mario Bros. Wii as well, but still haven't played it. Also bought Super Mario Bros. Wonder, but haven't played it yet either. Still working on 3D World + Bowser's Fury and Super Mario Odyssey.

Got The Super Mario Bros. Movie on 4K a few years ago. Guess I'll be buying The Super Mario Galaxy Movie on 4K as well.

Well, I'm happy that Mega Man is included in the bunch. I've supported this franchise since the early '90s, bought a physical copy of Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection recently, and want to continue supporting it.

Waiting for new games and compilations can be difficult, but the scads of Merchandise, re-releases of older games (the Mega Man Game Boy games being on the Switch's Game Boy App, for example), Books, and bringing back the NT Warrior and Star Force shows on YouTube has helped. I'm looking forward to Dual Override.

I prefer physical because I want to actually have my games in my collection (not just on my systems), but have bought physical and digital releases and understand there are advantages and disadvantages to both. Sometimes games are released digital only or only got physical releases in Japan (Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2, for example).

It can be annoying when some physical releases don't contain the entire game. I remember buying Spyro: Reignited Trilogy on Switch in 2019, and liking the games themselves but being disappointed about the physical release not including the full games. Batman: Arkham Trilogy is another example of this, containing only Arkham Asylum on the Card. But then again, having all the games on a Card would've increased the cost. Niche games like Cavern of Dreams understandably received a limited physical release, and I'm happy that game even got a physical release at all (which I have).

Bottom line, both are relevant. I recently got a physical copy of Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection that I'm happy to have, but understand digital is needed these days.

Despite the cancellation of the "Super Game", it's good to know that there are still plans for Crazy Taxi, Golden Axe, Jet Grind Radio, and Streets of Rage games.

Whether I get a chance to play the demo or not, still looking forward to this game. Already completed Woolly World, Crafted World, and the GameCube Yoshi's Cookie in Nintendo Puzzle Collection a few years ago, and completed Yoshi's Island in 2000 or so.

Have it on both Dreamcast and GameCube, as well as the PS3 version. I liked and still like it regardless of the Platform, the technical issues, and some of the levels being annoying. Nice to see some art for the game. Hard to believe the Dreamcast version was completed in just ten months, going by its original 1998 release in Japan.

Seems like another greedy, out of touch CEO, like the current CEO of CEC Entertainment (who used to work at GameStop).

Definitely Yoshi.

@USWITCH64 That's correct. Japan got a ton of limited edition GameCube's and bundles.

This looks like it might be fun to watch after a day at work.