MeloMan

Love these kinds of games and all their lofi glory.

Madden on Nintendo... and it's good? Is that ice in hell...?

Time for me to travel to Akkala at long last in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. The time is getting closer to face Ganondorf.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. I'm tackling the Thunderhead Isles currently.

Great info. That iron fist of Yamauchi was something else.

I realize I'm a Shantae fan, and I've played all the games up to now, so this one is no exception. Looking forward to playing this lost gem.

Sounds like a fun time waster. I'll keep it in mind.

I knew with that mouse support it was only a matter of time before Mario Paint re-emerged in some fashion. I am shocked to hear that it's been applied to Mario's Super Picross, which I play from time to time, so that's great news I can simply plug in a mouse for that option.

Y/B combo over B/A is GOAT for me for SNES. There's only a couple of games I can remember where B was Accept leaving Y as cancel, but it wasn't a big issue for me. Still good to have options.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom for me. Clearing out Necluda Archipelago, then Eventide, then Eventide depths. Bringing that back around to Faron afterwards hopefully during this weekend.

Peach has kissed Luigi, so this must be true.

Whoa, it doesn't suck?? What black magic is this?

@Smithicus I was shocked when I learned AoC was an alternate timeline, and I have a feeling AoI is more of the same. I haven't beat TotK just yet, but I'm honestly getting my fix of the backstory from that game.

Side thought: If they go the alt timeline route, they'll probably find a way to get Link to jump to the past so he can help defeat Ganondorf. Then he and Zelda can happily go back to the future and live happily ever after-- I can see it now...

Patience, Lewis. We're only human... Wait, wrong movie.

Getting some Gorogoa and Hindsight vibes, and that's a good thing for me.

Well now, ok... I'll take it. Still looking forward to StarTropics and Super Metroid. Maybe they can start releasing the 8 and 16 bit games en masse like this more often.

Ha, simply wonderful! I might dip back into Atari 50 for this.

I'll be playing The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Through an innocent visit to Hateno, I'm now the holder of the Master Sword. It would take too long to explain how it transpired, but if you played this or Breath of the Wild, you know how one side mission becomes a whole other adventure.

Mm hm, I see... 7/10. I got a "good enough" vibe from the trailers, so I'm not entirely fussed about it. I'm glad it's at least a competent play for the most part. The rest will be the intrigue of this playbook tear up of Pac-Man. What (and why) is this world? Is this a manifestation of what Pac-Man "really" is? Has Pac-Man been the bad guy this whole time for 40+ years? I simply have to play this game, and it still sounds worth my time.

I'm interested. As long as my sticks do not get bumped, or bumped due to the system sliding in the case, then it's a winner for me.

I could nitpick, but honestly, they look the part enough. I'm waiting to see who will play Gannondorf/Ganon-- That will be the real money maker for me.

They should've got started with that between the Mario movies imo. I felt there was enough "DK" to spawn its own movie from the Super Mario Bros. Movie, but I digress, better late than never.

He was a once in a lifetime type of CEO, and Nintendo was extremely lucky to have had him helm their company. He was exactly the leader needed for a company like Nintendo. His famous phrase at the beginning of this article sums him up perfectly. Nintendo is fine these days, but they lack some of the charm and whimsy they had during the DS-Wii U days, and have been providing it through other employees and other means... But it's not the same. I'm glad to have lived through those days and I cherish them wholeheartedly.

As long as a game is art by its merits of gameplay and quality, then that will speak for itself. If art is the intent initially in its creation, that can go a couple different ways.

As much as I would love to see Mega Man more often, his heavy lifting hey day is behind him, at least, because of Capcom. The franchise is a legacy pillar of Capcom that helped build their house, but not a main pillar anymore to their business sadly. At this point he's premium fan service and nothing more. How I would love to see the original series keep going with 12, the X series with X9, or a whole new original Mega Man series.

@Ooyah I came here to say the exact same thing, so I'll just say kudos to you for saying it first!

Can't wait for the inevitable Shadow Labyrinth review. Most anticipated, along with DKB.

Three games in the pipeline this time:

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Finally done with Gerudo and the 4 phenomena. Gonna head back to Lookout Landing and see what's next.

Berserk Boy
This is a very fun Mega Man-like. Reminds me of a cross between something WayForward would produce and Capcom. Good, accessible fun.

StarTropics
This is my retro soulfood... I felt like clearing ch 6, so that's done. Time to move on to the spaceship.

Good, gives hope of a puppet Star Fox.

I had my eye on this one, and I see it's from the same people that did Wallachia, which wasn't bad. I'm shocked this actually got a review but I'm glad I had a chance to get someone's opinion on it. It still seems like something I'd play as a fan of Castlevania, but it's not going to be high on my list at this moment. Maybe after a hard sale.

I always wanted to play Chibi Robo so I look forward to playing that one. I had started Pokemon XD back in the day on GCN because I was so happy it was playable in three dimensions, but I wasn't really feeling the game... Maybe I'll try it again? I'd rather spend that time playing Pokemon Legends Arceus, another game I need to finish playing. One game that wasn't on this list that I didn't get to play, and intended to, was Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn. Oh, and also, since Sega isn't doing anything with this other game I'm about to mention, maybe Sega will see fit to at least release it on NSO, and I'm referring to Skies of Arcadia Legends. I'm so mad I never took the time to finish that game when I was borrowing it and have caught hell since trying to play it again legally. Needless to say I have high hopes for NSO GameCube, and I look forward to any other games coming that I meant to play.

Well, it's not a motorvania, so... cyclevania...?

So no gyro? Pass for me.

So humorous. I like Breakout, but I wasn't thrilled to find out that this game is played on its side like Pong. Even funnier is how Pong was side on, and Breakout emerged from playing Pong one player and flipping it vertical, so it's kind of like the game coming full circle. The last funny thing is that you have to resort to Tate mode to playing this in the true Breakout orientation.

Such a different take on the Pac-Man franchise. I'm a Pac-Man fan, and I also have an open mind, so I am very very interested in this game. The concept is Unapologetic and how they literally just taken Pac-Man as we know it and applied him in a new way. My final wish is that the review is good. I'm watching this one with bated breath.

Does this bode well for that long awaited XCX2 now...?

If I ever downloaded Game Builder Garage it will be to strictly play other people's creations. I had no idea such things could be found.

Can't remember what's good off hand but I will definitely give a listen.

@The_Nintend_Pedant Ahhhh the Regular Nintendo. Good times.

Can't say I'm surprised.

If he can make sure Sonic never sucks again then that alone will be a great achievement. So far so good with Sonic let's hope it doesn't fall off.

Ah, gotta love the 3 adjective + noun hero/heroine fighting team concepts! As for this particular game, I look forward to seeing how it is considering that's one helluva intro. Guns check. Anime ok. Schoolgirls... sure? Full on Japan type concept, you know it!

I'll take a SA3 preferably. Won't hold my breath though.

I'm glad he followed his heart. Better to do so than wish you had have-- If it doesn't work out, you can at least say you tried.
On an unrelated but related note, Omega 6: The Triangle Stars is on sale for 50% on the eShop.

Good, so I CAN play Ring Fit Adventure in Switch 2.

I'm playing The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and making my way to Gerudo desert. I'm feeling like playing something retro but I haven't figured out what yet. I'll just simply say I'm going to dig around in NSO to see what I can find.

Long time Double Dragon fan here. I'm stoked for this and I'm glad to hear it's coming to Switch.

Gimme until the holiday season or early next year. I'll come running.

I'm refraining from over-judging all aspects of this game until I know all the details and seen a review or two. Seems like folks want to find a reason to hate this game. For now I'm still intrigued.

This is all Greek to me as I don't have the game or a Switch 2 yet, so hopefully it will be all ironed out by the time I do play it.