Rando1ph

I was looking forward to this release for a long time, very serious considered buying a switch 2 to play it. It was fine and the notorious NPC wasn't all that bad, until i got to that desert area. I was driving around, figuring out the homing missiles. Then the dude started nagging me to go to some volcano. After the third time I turned it off and never turned it back on.

That thing really does look good but SMB1? After playing SMB 35 on the switch extensively, I feel like that was the games swan song. It was a fun take.

A Pokemon game and watch could be interesting.

$60 for 3 re released games, yes it should have came with one. Nintendo really skimped on this release and not just the lack of a manual either.

I ran into almost that exact same thing yesterday. I lasted a little while spamming the coin thing. Somehow ended up 3rd, the other two earned it.

This went from a probably a purchase if it was easy to get my hands on to a maybe a purchase if they drop in price drops 80%.

It's always been weird how protective Nintendo is of their ip's while also making it impossible to pay for them legally.

@Chris55

Early Nintendo relied on superior graphics, up until the GameCube. The N64 was a powerhouse at the time, even if it didn't sell that well.

When are there repair facilities opening back up...

The fact that he's 16 makes it hilarious. Reminds me of that '80's move war games.

I need a new switch, mine is bricking...

My launch switch is acting up. It doesn't read the ad card anymore and it won't output to HDMI... Rip

@SwitchForce
I believe you need to educate yourself. China barley outpaces the US in manufacturing. $2010b vs $1867b and the vast majority of Chinese products are inferior. I work in industrial distribution and design. I've done qc work on imports, some is fine, much is not. You really have to be careful, even most electronics "made in China" aren't made there, just assembled. Believe it or not Germany makes a huge amount of the actual components.

I bought it and I'm totally going to get around to playing it, as soon as I play all the other games I bought on sale, and my steam backlog, and games with gold. What a time to be alive.

Investors are mad, and rightly so. Short term Nintendo could have rushed out a product that would have sold well and probably sold some consoles also. I'd say this is a win for a gamers though, Nintendo paying more attention to game quality than short term profits. Basically the opposite of fallout 76.

That being said I cried myself to sleep after I didn't hear ANYTHING from Metroid. SAMUS WHY???

This would be a no brainier buy if it had split screen multiplayer, but it doesn't so I have no use for it.

Point me in the direction of the pre order please.

I don't think I'm going to get the DLC. I already got the game and paid for their online, I'm feeling kinda tapped out.