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@Doom-Max even those (which I own since I'm a sucker) are nothing compared to the awesome New 3DS options. The faceplates on the N3DS and some of the designs on the 3DSXL like SNES edition, and even though I didn't like the 2DSXL much it had some heavily customised versions with new shaped bodies like the Pikachu one with the nose bump, and the Pokeball one with the button.

Unique, intentional designs that had proper R&D and manufacturing go into them instead of lazy recolours.

@AlexanderDaniels The fact that you go on the defensive to a joke post is totally on you though, Alex.

@Baker1000 Maybe someone though it sounded like a drug reference, like a crack den. I kind of does though

Would have been cool to get an OLED Lite model.

The amount of sanctimonious corporate shills here is unbelievable. Playing ROMs is not 'stealing', at most it's copyright infringement. The file has not been taken and completely removed from the owner. This has been proven too many times in many courts to even be a point of contention now.

Beyond that, someone downloading Power Blade II for the NES to relive some of their childhood because there's no way they can buy it isn't entitlement. Get over yourself

SNES Famicom theme by far. Simple, colourful and perfect sounds

Emulation does this series justice, no need for any of this.

@SonOfDracula sounds fine to me, it's in line with other Omnic characters in the game's universe like Zenyatta and Mandatta. People look for anything to whinge about I guess.

@VeeGee456 the whole game leaked, Switch version from what I can see

@SteamEngenius It's in vogue to rag on Overwatch right now, there's no use responding

@Saturos1 Agreed, DKC2 has such an epic soundtrack. The way they made a lot of it sound so orchestral using limited hardware, like Haunted Chase. So epic

My personal childhood favourite was always Gerudo Valley from OoT

@BartoxAbrasiveness VA work isn't a wage, it's sporadic and clearly doesn't compare to how much physical actors are paid for their sporadic work in similar big-budget blockbuster releases of that medium.

@Tober so let's compare that to Chris Pratt being paid $10,000,000 for 5 months work on Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, is that the 'fair' amount since the only logic you use is how much time they work.

Still no themes or homescreen layout options, or proper folder support. 6 years and it's still a UI downgrade from the 3DS.

@shining_nexus check youtube for the OW2 Bastion glitch, you won't be disappointed

Usual b1tching in the comments mostly off topic. The Bastion glitch this relates to is actually hilarious, he can use his ult bombs about 20 times instead of the intended 3 so you can basically cover the map in massive red targets with bombs dropping all over the place like it's WW3.

@Xero the problem is when you give most developers extra power, and they try to do multi-platform releases they tend to target graphics over performance so you'll likely keep seeing 30FPS for those games. Like you said though I think Nintendo and indies will make good use of the hardware and give 60FPS.

There's so many Switch releases lately barely maintaining 30FPS while some console games are now pulling off 120hz, 60FPS needs to be mandated by Nintendo IMO. I don't care how pretty a game looks if they have to half the generally accepted ideal minimum framerate, this isn't the PS3-Xbox 360 era anymore.

@Moshugan was going to say the exact same thing. Early PS1 RPGs looks very much like this, pixel art with some basic 3D polygon design. Love the style

@Thaliard he looks like a lil cutie to me

Still available on t1ts

Splatoon is better but the rear of the Pokemon one is what they should have done for the Splatoon one to make it perfect.

@Cronodoug it catches the eye better when the subject is off-centre. I think the focus here isn't just Link but also the sky and verticality the game is clearly making a big thing of.

@calbeau and no more breaking swords please

I don't even like Splatoon but the vibrant design suits the OLED model with its saturated colours nicely. Bought one of these, didn't want to miss having it in my collection!

@sixrings Any limited edition Nintendo hardware only ever goes up in resale value if kept in good condition. You can basically sell these for a profit years from now if you want to.