Potimarron

Those pictures go to show there's no nail clippers on the next joycon, though.

"Black and blue" is also the latest good album by the Rolling Stones (1980 !)
Since that matter of Switch 2 seems to leave some with "Emotional rescue", this rumour could be true (and my comment be relevant).

Thank you @MontyCircus !
I forgot to mention the short, inventive, quite challenging and super pixelated NECROSPHERE DX. You play with only 2 buttons (no D pad) though it's not an autorunner, and learn to do a lot a things with those.
This game used to be a "bestest game" on RockPaperShotgun site and gave me blisters on my thumbs.

Not much to do at Nintendo's UK branch. They should have stayed on holidays a few more days.
MP4 still...

It may be clueless to leave a word in such a long comment section but I'd recommend SPLASHER and the notorious HATCH TALES.
Edit: HATCH TALES is somewhat repetitive and lacks ideas. It's definitely not what MUTANT MUDDS used to be.
(Note to self: Never recommend a game I currently play and haven't finished yet)

One year ago, a few comments showed high hopes in Metroid Prime 4 and the Plucky Squire.
Poor people (for different reasons in that case).
"Carpe diem and take a look at your backlog" like they said in "Dead poets society" !
And a happy new year !

@NintendoWife No, I forgot this one. Thank you for reminding me "Live a live" exists.

Am I the only one not to be excited by the next Nintendo console ?
So many games to play...and a life to live.
I haven't played Chrono Trigger or FF IV yet...

"Bafflingly, the possibility that the game is indeed on European eShops disguised as something else entirely apparently hasn't occurred to anyone"
This is the reason why I keep a flamethrower close to me when I download a new game.

Including Muhammad bin Salman (and his sharpened scimitar) among the fighters ?

If Nintendo had asked me, I'd have suggested "Super Mario Bros Boring".
I liked these talking flowers (in japanese) though !

The character on the left of the banner's got pretty ones indeed.
"Miniatures" has its bizarre beauty too.