OK_Commuter

@Kraven it does, thank you!

I loved this beautiful game. I also gave up on this beautiful game. 4 full days of either trying to beat the Last Judge or traversing the Mist and I was done.

Still beautiful though.

@McMongoose indeed, the fantasy city name well is clearly running dry.

I actually loved this game. The experience of going from foot to speeder to craft to hyperspace in has never been bettered in Star Wars game. 👍

@The_Nintend_Pedant 😁

@The_Nintend_Pedant I meant that at the time nobody gave this a second thought, what you’re talking about is 40 years after the fact.

Old man shouting at cloud moment. But when did all of this become a thing? I’d love to see them do a break down of my old Master System controller or assess the ‘repairabilty’ of my Sega Megadrive. Frame rates, nits, aliasing etc..is the game fun? Yes. Does it work out of the box? Also yes. The rest can jog on….

Yes! Managed to bag one, beyond excited!

I purchased a PlayStation 5 at launch, but unfortunately, the physical version was out of stock, so I had to opt for the digital version instead.

It cost me £360, while games on the PlayStation Store cost between £69 and £119. I had to wait for months before any major new first-party games became available. While I don’t necessarily defend Nintendo, it appears acceptable for Sony to do this without significant public outcry. I’m not entirely clear on the reason behind the controversy surrounding this. It’s not as if high prices for games aren’t the norm on all other platforms.

PS5 games cost this much at launch, no?

really good game, unfairly maligned.

Ugh. I didn’t know this, hugely disappointing to read. Horrendous regime guilty of horrendous crimes.

ah crap, was in Kyoto six months ago, couldn't they have built it for then? guess i'll have to go back one day...

I miss seeing the losing team on the results screen after a defeat. Why did they get rid of that?

I miss seeing the losing team on the results screen after a defeat. Why did they get rid of that?

Yes. Please.

Something. ANYTHING!

I’ve updated but no new content, I take it starts when we actually hit October?

*apologies if dumb question

Up on Amazon UK

Super Mario 3D All-Stars (Nintendo Switch) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08HF8KKT6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_wtruFbFJ10W6W

...also i would have expected massive crossover between the two Animal Crossing games but, apart from some items at the NH launch, nothing.

Have downloaded all Nintendo's mobile efforts but, apart from the odd peek into Pocket Camp, haven't went near them in many months. So many micro-transactions are required in order to get anything worthwhile in what are really just watered down versions of great games.

'Ray has gone bye-bye, Egon... what have you got left?'

head hurts, I thought Smash Bros was originally designed to be pick up and play so that anyone could enjoy without the need for complicated combo/move sets/extras?

All totally valid points, much more variety in platforms and games would be ideal.

That way the launch might go with more of a bang than a whimper.

um?

Great game, aside from the fact that I suck at it.

£17.99 for a whole year?! christ, i pay £12.99 a MONTH for PSNow.

More than happy to pay.

It was the price more than anything that put me off, really wanted to support it. It was game over though when it went on this month’s PS Plus.

in other words, ‘we were working on the other versions first before we even bothered to start on yours’.

can't wait. of course it'll be fun and it'll make them a boatload of money, and who doesn't want that? fair play to them.

oh man, this is by far my favourite Mario game. So many fond memories and so many lost lives on those damn platforming levels. Amazing.

we'll probably get Trumpton versus Camberwick Green over here.

utter drivel. they strung us along from the start.

'but those are very slim pickings in comparison to current-gen home console rivals the PS4 and Xbox One.'

Slightly off topic i'll admit but i wouldn't say the pickings are that great with those two. I've had a PS4 for about 4 months now alongside my Wii U but it rarely gets used, whereas the Nintendo machine is used daily for a whole range of games/ activities.

I recently asked friends about where the 'great' next-gen games where and they were unable to reach any consensus, going as far to admit that so far with this generation they felt they've been sold a bit of a dud.

Each to their own game-wise of course but I think time will be kinder to the Wii U, it's the best console around at this time for me.

Constantly disheartened when I walk into my local GAME, wall to wall Xbox and Playstation with usually just one or two shelves for Nintendo. Obviously due to the other two playing big bucks for shelf space but it's still disappointing. Interestingly I had a conversation with one of the staff about this and they stated its just a purely a commercial decision, they don't see money in selling Nintendo. Indeed they told me they don't even necessarily bother getting some new WiiU releases in as they don't see the point. A shame.

I do console myself though by remembering that GAME is rubbish.

not fussed on anything Ubisoft says, they've made their feelings perfectly clear on numerous occasions.