Neoguardian86

This past week I finished Super Mario RPG and Metal Gear Solid

Started up Metal Gear Solid 2 : Sons of Liberty

And I’m still playing through Sea of Stars

I can’t wait to play these!

Still playing through Triangle Strategy on Switch

Just playing Horizon Forbidden West on PS5.

But i did just recently start up Pokémon Legends Arceus as on Switch.

Given the recent news on WiiU and 3DS, i really really wanna go back and play some of my 3DS backlog. LOVE that portable system.

Star Fox 64 from the N64 offering
and
Castlevania : Bloodlines on the Sega Genesis offering

I’m gonna wait and see. Visually it looks like a nice upgrade, but i am concerned about the level of censorship that’s been done to them.

6 hrs and under becomes a pretty short game, and I will not get a $60 or higher price game under that game length time.

$40 or less is fine. Ofcourse depending on the quality of the game.

I don’t expect/desire every game to be some +30 hr epic for $60 or more.

It does NOT mean that the <6 hr game is trash, not at all. Just a value proposition, it’s not worth $60

Whoever they pick, people will be pissed.

I managed to beat Katana Zero and The Touryst on Switch this weekend before bouncing to play Psychonauts on Series X.

Loved Katana Zero, and I recommend it as an indie.

I managed to platinum Mass Effect 3 Legendary Edition and i just now wrapped up and platinum’d Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart.
Both fantastic games.

Next up I’m going retro playing Metroid : Zero Mission and Metroid Fusion on the WiiU - never played those in the 2D series, in anticipation for Metroid Dread.

Im most looking forward to Metroid Dread, Advance Wars 1+2

Coupled with Zelda skyward, NEO world ends with you, Pokemon brilliant diamond, Diablo 2 Resurrected. Plus the indies that’ll show up.

Plenty to play on Switch this year.

Love the name ‘Super Nintendo Switch’ but I think it’ll be ‘New Nintendo Switch’

Lame, last two updates have been really lame.

I really wish Square Enix would port over the older Final Fantasy games on Switch. 4, 5, and 6 personally. would love to play those on the Switch.

I finished Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 on Switch. It was fine, not exceptional, just fine.

I’m also playing through Astral Chain on Switch, and playing through Final Fantasy 7 (original) on PS5 for the first time.

just Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury for me in February.

maybe get Bravely Default 2 when it's on sale.

been playing Cyberpunk 2077 on my PS4 Pro this weekend, and a bit of dabbling in with Age of Calamity on Switch

I just really hate the new title of this game. I have to say.

I’m going to wait till after it’s released to see what people think. Other Ubisoft games are occupying my time and attention right now.

Switch and PS5 mainly.

I also have a PC to cover Series X exclusives. but really in terms of gaming it's PS5 and Switch that's 90% of my gaming time.

I wish there were more Sega games on the Switch. Especially from their back catalog.

I think at this point Zelda Wind Waker and Twilight Princess is what's left that i think has a good chance of porting over.

Personally though i'd love to see Yarn Yoshi and Star Fox Zero to come over, but i am not holding my breath on that.

meh nothing for me in this one again.

They can do a lot better then what they're offering and how they've been managing their online service.

Aww I was hoping for sonic racing transformed.
I thought it was 2 new sonic games coming as a double pack.

For me it’s;
Hades, Spiritfarer, Raji, Hollow Knight Silksong, Cloudpunk, Eastward, Bear & Breakfast,, & Windbound.

So plenty of indies I wanna play.

I already beat the game, my first Paper Mario, and I have to say I really enjoyed it. Loved the art direction, and thought it was a very charming game.

Cool, I’ll definitely be getting it. Never played Pikmin before

Yeah I’m much in the same camp. I’m 32, married, no kids yet. Can be a busy life at times, but free time ever increasingly shrinks as life goes on.

I would say it depends on why I’m playing a game. Most Normal Modes I’m fine with, for instance I played Ghost of Tsushima on normal.

On longer campaigns, When given an option, whether that’s a JRPG or I wanna marathon through a series, I’ll put it on easy. Like right I’m playing through the Halo series,
Last year I played through the Gears of war series on easy until I got to Gears 5 then I reverted to normal,
I had already played through the previous games, I just wanted to replay the stories.

I enjoy the stories in games, and it does provide a sense of progression.

I very much relate to the bit in the article ‘if I’m still at the same point in the game the next night then that was a wasted night’ I feel the same way.

I very nearly stopped trophy hunting, I platinum’d Ghost of Tsushima because it was easy, but if it required me to play on hard, then play it again on ultra hard. I wouldn’t even bother. Still love the game, but it’s to the point that I disable trophy/achievements notifications.
I stopped play multiplayer games, I just don’t get the sense of progression like I do with a campaign, I don’t play fighters, requires too much time to master 1 character.

I’m not saying these games should not exist, nor am I saying that they’re bad.

I just don’t have time like I used to.

Typically on an RPG I’ll do as much as I can as I want, but once those credits roll, I’m likely done for good. Very very rarely will - after a couple of years- will I replay it.

I'll be frank, i'm not super excited for any of these except the Prinny collection which i don't think is an RPG (its just related to an RPG series).
MAYBE pick up Bravely Default 2. but i got so many other more interesting choices coming down.
Not to mention backlog of games that haven't been played yet.

but in so far as RPG's go, i'm more interested in Cyberpunk 2077 and WatchDogs Legion (if you count it as an RPG) then i am in any of these games.

I don’t understand why it’s difficult. The last two years Square Enix’s E3 reveal have as much effort as a Youtube Playlist.

Wonderful 101 Remaster, Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition and Shantae and the Seven Sirens for me.

looking forward to it

fantastic, really was hoping that this would get ported. looking forward to playing this on Switch!

@Quarth Xenoblade, Shantae and the Seven Sirens, and maybe pick up the Bioshock collection.

@Quarth me too, the big one for me is in May as well.

just Trials of Mana for me. looks like it'l be great fun.

Trials of mana, wonderful 101, Xenoblade chronicles, shantae and the seven sirens, and Bioshock collection for me.

I would be so in for all of this if it were true.
I’m still hoping Metroid Prime trilogy is real too.

Driving me crazy how so many publishers have put up their back catalog on Switch in one form or another but Nintendo continues to be absolute misers about bringing their much beloved back catalog over.

I went and bought Final Fantasy 7, 8, 9,10, and 12. And I picked up dragon quest 1, 2, and 3.

I hope Square Enix brings the rest over to Switch eventually.

Dropped in for Quest, see if anything comes of it.

Actually excited for this

for me i played and finished the Call of Duty 4 : Modern Warfare remaster campaign. and then i nearly am now at the end of Tales of Berseria.

I got Mario Kart 8, and Team Sonic Racing

Plan on getting Fast RMX, Sega Ages Outrun, Horizon Chase Turbo, and maybe Grid Autosport.

Well, I already own all these. But very nice for others to give them a try. I still gotta get around to adding ZX collection. And I hope Capcom
Considers a Battle Network collection.

I’ll definitely get SOTN or a Castlevania collection 2 if it comes to Switch. In the meantime i dropped $3 bucks to play this on my iPad Pro paired with my Xbox One controller.

looking forward to playing this.

That’s great, I enjoyed it for what it was (a kids/family film), looking forward to see what they’ll do in the sequel.

This is to be frank, disappointing, if this is gonna be a subscription service, just give us the damn library already. You’d have to be subscribed to keep access anyways.

Most of these reveals get panned by viewers already, so the drip strategy to build hype is not working as intended.

And it’s not like these reveals become the conversation of the gaming community online at large outside of the specific Nintendo fan niche.

We all know that for these games is not that difficult at all for Nintendo to do. It’s just the same emulator.

Imagine if Disney did this with Disney+ and every 2 months just randomly drip fed whatever from their vast library. Could be a classic, or could be some obscure thing from the 70’s that maybe your mom vaguely remembers as a kid...

I actually managed to beat Super Mario World 2 : Yoshi’s Island through the SNES on Switch for the first time ever.

Then i powered through and beat Starlink, basically played as Star Fox and pretended it was a Star Fox game.

Mega Man ZX collection for me in February. otherwise, its the back catalog for me.