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@Heavyarms55 And you are right, it is a problem. Which is why Nintendo needs to both hire these people to make official games for them or make getting access to their older titles possible by releasing N64 or even GameCube games on Switch Online or at the very least add a lot more SNES games to the service than they are right now. It's stupid how limiting the service is right now and the fact that the virtual console no longer seems like a thing as well as the fact that Nintendo is just putting more games on the service whenever instead of frequently like they did on the Wii is exactly why people do this.

@MikeW now that would be sweet, especially since it would be a better deal than konami making a new game and it turns out to be mediocre at best. Plus they could make it like the anniversary collections they did for Gradius, Contra, and Castlevania.😃

@Yosher you don't know that. After all, this is smash were talking about, and since a certain lazy skeleton who loves puns is in the game as a costume with his own music track, you never know.(though personally I would prefer Shantae.)

@PixelDough Well yeah, if you are playing Doom 3 instead of either 1 or 2 from what I've read. Otherwise, this is really stupid and just made me iffy on whether or not I want to get the games.

@Rhaoulos Well Goldeneye wouldn't happen due to other license reasons, but it would certainly be rad if even just some of the big ones like banjo and Conner were on a potential n64 classic. And the since the game does have it's fans, DK64 wouldn't be the worst choice to be honest, though I get why you're not exactly fond of the game.

That's okay man. Personally, I found most of the bosses to be good, but not excellent either. That being said, in hindsight, the story behind the fights were great, and the dynamic intro for a few of them were awesome. Also, I agree with you on using mostly the rush style in fights to speed things along, as well as upgrading your attack power and occasionally switching to brawler for more attack power and heat moves.

@Medic_alert that's funny, you have the same big complaint about this series as Nitro Rad. Not that you're wrong, as the games are admittingly a bit repetitive in their combat, but considering the super moves you can do and how the games are designed, this was probably intentional. In my opinion, while certainly not the best games I've ever played, they are most definitely some the more entertaining and fun with tons of content, those insane heat moves that put a dumb smile on my face whenever I use them, and utterly kickass music, So I could definitely see appeal in taking an experience like that on the go.

@mikegamer monthly? You mean yearly? But yeah, those controllers are way overpriced for what they are.

@Tasuki The thing is, until Nintendo actually provides a more suitable and accessible alternative to legally obtaining this old games and not relying solely on Nintendo Switch Online to do so, there will still be people out there who will try to emulate the ROMs of these games just so they can play them.

I'm just wondering if we can still read info about them.

@KayFiOS YESSSSSS!!

@RupeeClock Agreed. Also they need to realize that it is actually Team17 who owns the publishing rights to Yooka-Laylee, even on the Switch version.

@Pablo17 I got it on Steam, and I agree. The game was pretty good. Just bought it again on the eshop.