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This is both funny and interesting to see the results, good job NL! ^^

Very interested in this, looks absolutely gorgeous!

@Heavyarms55 You could back-up your save-game on the 3DS to your SD card. On Gamecube you could copy your memory-card. Obviously if we were able to back-up the save-games from the Switch ourselves, nobody would be complaining, but sadly you can't.

Riveting. I wonder what the game will be.

I think it's a bit click-baity and even confusing (especially for those who don't read the whole article) to put some fan made concept as the news image.

I wish it was still easy (and not crazy expensive) to buy these games new now.

Also have to say to NL, I always love going through these lists, so kuddos. ^^

EDIT: I do own a bunch of them, but not nearly all and there are definitely some I'd purchase if they were still in stores.

Guess I won't be buying the physical release any more..

@The_Legged_One One of my all time favourites. I just love the style, atmosphere, story and puzzles.. so basically everything. ^^'

Definitely buying Turok 2 physically from LimitedRunGames. I used to love that game back as a kid. Had some great times playing the multiplayer with friends.

I was just about to purchase it, until I saw it requires a 10 GB download.. now I'm not so sure any more.

@Shiryu Most definitely! Though there are some legal reasons or whatever why it was pulled off Steam, so I doubt we will ever see that one again. To me it was a really good Wolfenstein game and one I would still enjoy now. It's too bad I don't own it on Steam, but I do have the physical version.

I bought this game (Youngblood) on Steam as well, but refunded it, since to me, this is not Wolfenstein. These type of RPG elements don't fit the Wolfenstein gameplay at all IMO. And this is coming from someone who usually loves RPG's and RPG elements in other games.

@NEStalgia Haha that's true! ^^

@rjejr I'd love to own that! I don't understand why Nintendo is so reluctant to use their own brand colour for their products.

Seeing as I never owned the original coloured Game Boy, but a red one with black buttons, I figured I would make a quick and dirty edit (so mind the rough edges):

Here's the Game Boy for reference:

I'd buy the Ultimate Collection right away, if only it was actually already available to purchase for the Switch and would ship to the Netherlands. ^^'

So the Switch Pro is going to be a normal home console that doesn't have a screen?

@Heavyarms55 That's fine, I wish I was in the reality that had the good d-pad.

Sorry if I came across as harsh or rude! ^^

@Heavyarms55 I also have 4 pro controllers, 2 bought at launch and 2 a year ago or so and all of them have it. So unless you believe me and many others are just unlucky, so be it. I don't even think it's a major issue, nor something I even noticed until I started playing Tetris 99 (even though I play/own plenty of platformers on Switch). I think you just fail to see the problem, but let's just agree to disagree.

@Heavyarms55 Could be your way of using the d-pad doesn't trigger it (as in, you constantly lift your thumb to press a new input). Doesn't change that fact a lot of people don't do that and if you don't, the d-pad is awful for a game like Tetris. Which definitely means it's far from the best d-pad ever, which to me, also means it could never be considered the best [traditional] controller.

@Heavyarms55 Play Tetris and do hard-drops, I don't think you'd still call it "the most comfortable and reliable controller". Though I guess it could be you never used any other controller or that you never play games that require a [proper] d-pad.

Isn't it sleepy time for you yet, Liam? ^^' Nice video, as always. Alex is just so likeable.

@Octane This is exactly how it is. I'll still buy the game anyway, which makes me part of the problem, but it's only normal people expect great things from a franchise as big as Pokemon.

@beazlen1 My thoughts exactly xD

Does anyone actually believe anything BigBen says/does? I know I've bought some (probably two) of their products when I was younger and both broke down pretty quickly, even though I've never broken anything that's officially from Nintendo, even as a kid.

Aren't they also the ones who released that broken tennis game, just because they knew they would still cash in on it anyway?

@Pod He was even still part of Pixar when it was acquired by Disney and now Disney is working together with the creators of Minecraft, yet somehow Microsoft is robbing Steve Jobs grave? I think you're giving him too much credit as well, since other people actually made/wrote the movie(s).

I know it's not meant to be serious, but I don't see what's the point of posting it either.

"We loved the reaction of people who have checked it out at E3 2019"

I guess some people enjoy seeing others throw up..

Very nice to see this game being announced for Switch as well! Definitely looked interesting in the Xbox presentation.

@Liam_Doolan Glad you agree! As @Starcakes and @PrettyPatrick said, for Japanese people it's the same thing, though I think most others see "anime" as something different from "animation".

Main reason I tripped over the word, was because I thought: "Oh that could be cool, Cuphead in anime style", only to find out it wasn't really meant like that. ^^'

Are they sure the translation was "anime" and not "animation"? Since Cuphead looks nothing like any anime I've watched and, as stated in the rest of the interview, was clearly based on 1930's cartoons.

@Spoony_Tech That's what I thought (and hoped) as well! I'm assuming you meant "doesn't" btw.

@Spoony_Tech I surely hope that's not the case. >,<

Definitely looks fantastic. Some a bit creepy, but still very nicely made and interesting to see.

A decent amount of Animal Crossing footage and a release date is all I want, the rest are just extras for me.

@NEStalgia The what now? ^^'

I'm pretty sure the movie with a proper Sonic is long done and the abomination Sonic was just a marketing ploy (an effective one at that, already saw people saying they would go watch it, just to support them because they "listened to the fans").

The delay is either to make the re-do seem more realistic, or just to move it to a more quiet month, instead of the same month as Frozen 2.

Super Famicom = NES? Now that's definitely news to me.

@hihelloitsme You do realise they had to make two games and not one for Wii U/3DS compared to Switch by itself. Also, the 3DS is still being sold actively right now, so this would make it the Switch/3DS era.

3DS was released 2011 and Wii U in 2012, so 8 and 7 years ago respectively. The Switch was released in 2017.

Taking Mario Kart as an example:
16.69 million (Switch) - 2 years
26.7 million (Wii U + 3DS) - 8 years

4 * 16.69 = 66.76 million (in 8 years)

So no, they don't have to keep selling like this to beat the Wii U/3DS era. If they kept selling like this, software numbers for a game like Mario Kart would even beat Wii + DS combined (60.8 million), even though those are much older (than the 8 years I used in the calculation) and were obviously a big hit with 'casuals'.

It looks a bit bland and not at all like Zelda. It also doesn't bode well that their logo (the three i's) looks like something you'd make in Paint and IMO very unprofessional.

@sanderev It uses the Unreal engine and not Frostbyte... It's easy to assume wrongly without actually checking facts first.

@Ogbert I couldn't agree more and I'm even mildly interested in this product (though their website and "something is coming" image looking so 'cheap' doesn't really help).

Looks even better than I thought it would, definitely getting at least some of them. Also, who would've expected that elephant trunk to be one of the most fun looking Toy-cons. ^^'

@RupeeClock I indeed saw that option and thought $30.98 (which is what it says for me) for shipping is a bit too much. Which is why I'm wondering how much the actual customs/taxes would be.

Definitely didn't have this problem with Limited Run Games.

I definitely want it, but I wonder how much customs/taxes are going to be for European countries.

Makes me wonder how this style would look with more vibrant colours. I definitely like the original style better, but it does looks nice and crisp on the higher resolution and with 60 FPS, though that's only natural.

Looks great to me and at 50% off, I doubt I'll be able to resist buying this.

@Quarth My laptop begs to differ.

@KyleHyde The bushes with the piece of fruit is what reminded me of Animal Crossing. And you're probably right that they just look similar. ^^'

On a side note, I love Hotel Dusk and Last Window. ^^

Are those Animal Crossing trees in the trailer? Or do they just look really similar?

I always liked Reggie and he'll be sorely missed, even if you didn't like him, it's undeniable he was very iconic.

Happy retirement Reggie, all the best and I hope you'll enjoy it thoroughly!

@Damo Maybe that expectations for a Game Boy title were lower than that of ones for SNES or that what they could do on the Game Boy was limited anyway, I don't know, which is kind of my point. It's not totally clear what is meant, at least that's how I see it, but maybe that's my fault. ^^'

"he adds, before saying that because it was on the Game Boy – a console which, even in those early days of the industry, skewed towards a younger audience – the team felt it could get away with this child-like silliness."

I don't see this anywhere in the interview, but maybe I'm just blind? Or did you get that from this:
"Tezuka: It was for the Game Boy, so we thought, “Oh, it’ll be fine.” (laughs)"

Still seems like quite a bit of assuming to me.