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Re: Poll: What Did You Think Of Nintendo Direct At E3 2021?

Nin10dood

Sony win E3.

I'm kidding.
Pretty underwhelming really.
A trailer for a game we knew about (Zelda), yet another Wii U port, DLC sold as an individual game (Mario Party) and remakes

The best thing was Metroid Dread.
No MP4 yet we see Dread?!?
Bit of a worry
Just being honest.

Re: Best Nintendo Switch Survival Games

Nin10dood

Not included in this list, Surviving joycon drift.
A story bout a Switch owner who goes on a perilous journey to find the holy grail, a joycon with no drift.
The twist?
There is none.

😜

Re: Last Year, Roughly 20% Of Switch ο»ΏConsole Sales Went To Households That Already Owned One

Nin10dood

I bought a release day Switch and had to send it back 3 times within its first 2 months of owning it as it was faulty straight out of the box.
It had a faulty SD card reader, ( didn't read ANY SD cards, even the ones they recommend), game card reader (would work on occasion), left joycon drift (which it still has after they supposedly fixed it) and a cracked casing.
So I refuse to buy another lemon until they release a console that works without faults.
Hopefully the supposed Pro has a better build quality so I can actually buy another.
Until then, I'm not going near another one.

Re: Video: Why Do We Buy And Collect Retro Video Games?

Nin10dood

@AndyC_MK
Don't be sorry at all, it's a fair question.
Yeah I know it seems obsessive and it probably is, I was left a little bit of money by my father in his will who passed away and I already had a fair collection and he and I love the 64 so i thought why not go for a full collection.
I'm glad I did because I have played a lot of games I would never normally play and have found some great games I otherwise would have never known existed.
Yes, I definitely will be playing every single game and will be reviewing them in alphabetical order.
Crazy I know.

Re: Video: Why Do We Buy And Collect Retro Video Games?

Nin10dood

Physical Collector.
I have a full CIB Pal Australian N64 Collection (243 games plus variants) which I have just recently completed.
It has taken me over 10 years to complete and I absolutely loved collecting them.
I have made some good friends out of it and have accumulated some great relationships with fellow collectors.
Sometimes it's the journey that goes with collecting that makes it even more satisfying.

Re: Talking Point: Are You A 'Complete-In-Box' Or 'Loose Cart' Retro Gamer?

Nin10dood

Complete in box for me.

I have a full Australian N64 collection (243 games) all CIB.
All my games get played
I also have a nice Cube, Wii U and Wii collection (some still sealed) with 80+ games in each.
Ii love complete games on a shelf

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OWgL6LmEYkiQN31mf1eS-nws3c11k1pX/view?usp=drivesdk

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OKp-bHelpgdWSNk3X4fsEhPa_cLHe65g/view?usp=drivesdk

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ONr9_QqYuegGhaSjJcthZuIcAguhi02b/view?usp=drivesdk