Mr_Zurkon

That’s actually pretty cool. Too bad it’s so late in the life cycle.

@silly_g totally agree, I actually really like the 3d effect. Link Between Worlds looks great in 3d.

Maybe I’m in the minority, but I never play in handheld mode. I’ve never even used the joycons, it’s been the pro-controller since day 1.

Early 3D games have not aged well.

I have this game on PS4 and thought it was great, the visuals remind me of a Miyazaki film. One of the best indie games last year.

@beazlen1 Hundreds of hours. I put 150 into the 3DS version and wasn’t even close to unlocking everything.

It would be more helpful to list where exactly on the map the pieces are. Sometimes they are rewards for clearing keeps and sometimes they are under boulders.

Hyrule Warriors for me. I only played the 3DS version so the jump to the switch is night and day.

@Yosheel Nice, thank you.

I couldn’t unlock one of the Spinner upgrades, it was the level where you had to use the spinner and not take a single hit. That was impossible for me.

Can’t wait for Friday.

I hope this isn’t true.

The reliance on the smartphone app and NES games are a non-starter for me. They could have at least gone with SNES and GBA games to start with.

So built in voice chat or via the phone app?

For sure getting DKC:TF and Hyrule Warriors

Will it include a stupid timeline for people to argue over?

From what I’ve heard the level of detail for the instructions is a feat unto itself. Sounds extremely well thought out.

@Jutandy TP and WW would be great, I'm sure they will be coming to Switch.

It’s nintendo, the online service will have some weird caveat.

Not including Stick of Truth is a major disappointment

@Kirazy the big problem with the shrines is that feel tacked on and disconnected from the world. the rest of the game is very organic until the shrines. The problem is compounded by the fact that when you enter it is via an elevator. It would have better if the shrines were in caves or part of ruins etc.

“extremely densely packed.... overworld”

We must have played different games.

@Bunkerneath I don’t care for those two either.

I have the game on PS4 and it was great. The story and world building is very engaging.

Just about anything would be an improvement since finding things on the eshop stinks.

Too bad they are wired.

@Biff_ARMStrong yeah I’m not a fan of “rogue-like” games myself.

I have fond memories of getting NES games there and taking the paper ticket to the counter.

Politicians have been blaming pop-culture for societal ills for centuries. Novels were considered morally corrosive in the 18th century.

Nice, can’t wait to spend 100+ hours again.

I have a whole $1.54USD! good lord, My Nintendo is terrible.

@Drac_Mazoku Safe bet there, it probably looked like Metacritic's user reviews.

No cancel option? What the hell nintendo.

Nintendo PR: 1 step forward, 5 back.

Total BS that the special edition isn’t available in N America.

Buying it for PS4 then.

@koekiemonster exactly.

If this rumor is true, I have no idea if this is good or not.

oh yes I am buying it.

Wow, i didn’t even know this was coming to Switch. Nice

It’s about time, but given how disappointing My Nintendo is I can’t say I’m excited.

I played this on PS4 and thought it was lots of fun.

Is this really a “speed run” though? It is interesting how the game’s code can be manipulated like that.

Bayo 1 & 2, day 1 for me.

Trouble in Kickstarter land? Shocked, shocked I tell you!

I’d like to “a hat in time” on Switch.

Who would want to cosplay Fi?

@LUIGITORNADO I think the same thing. Bayo 3 and Metroid are next year at the earliest.

Bethesda should have done a two pack of New Order and New Colossus since the events pick up right after the first game.

@Mando44646 basically, plus The 3DS version was limited by the hardware in the amount of enemies that could be on screen at once, frame rate, draw distance, and of course texture res and visual effects.

The YouTube related LABO videos should be entertaining. Also, I expect people will come up with very creative music compositions on the LABO piano