@GoAwaySpaceJam video games literally have written scripts. I've helped write them. What I'm saying is that videogames aren't ONLY that. With the exception of visual novels every single game is indeed a GAME. Games are first and foremost ment to be fun. This in no way is reductive. In fact as someone who (once again I must clearly state) works in the industry, I consider videogames as the most difficult and misunderstood art form.
I'm not saying a games story can't be well done and moving. Anyone who's ever played "The Last Of Us" or "It Takes Two" can tell you that stories in games can be wonderful, thought provoking, and emotional. I'm saying that the story in these games should take a back seat to the gameplay.
The art form that is videogames is a collaborative one. You need things like Music, sound, visuals, control, level design, atmosphere, animation, ect, and when those pieces fit together in a perfect way story matters very little. Play any 3D mario game (specifically Mario Galaxy, Mario 64, and Mario Odyssey) and tell me that they didn't move you. That you didn't feel something like excitement, or joy, or even childlike amazement and wonder at some point.
I guess the short version of what I'm saying is that videogames have reached an audience that for some reason plays them as movies. They sit there and hope the story is good and play the gameplay sections simply to see the next cut scene. That's not what it's about and it never has been.
@Beaucine "naritive" Most of your views seem to come from a place of " Video games are stories." they aren't. While many games contain a story, they are in fact GAMES.
this is my underlining problem with basically everything you're saying. you seem to thing that every single bit of work put into a game is part of the experience of playing a story. It isn't. I'm a person who works on games for a living, I have a few dozen under my belt and I can see a poorly constructed game a mile away. (Ninjabread man for example is objectively terrible). But again I know I'm not going to change your mind so I'll leave you with this, Good luck with whatever you choose to play and try and have fun while doing so.
@Beaucine I'm not going to change your mind on anything so I'll sustain from a long counter point by counter point argument and just say this....
By "good controls" I didn't mean if they are clunky or laggy or not. I meant DOES YOUR IMPUT WORK. if you press a button does stuff happen. same for sound and level design and so on. I'm not going to get into it because I have better things to do. But yes a game can be judged on everything I said objectively. Try making a game and then tell me everything is subjective.
@Beaucine "And yes, every single review ever written is "subjective." The closest you can get to "objectivity" is discussing numbers like frame rates and resolution."
This could not be further from the truth. There IS a such thing as game design. there ARE a ton of aspects that can be rated objectively. off of the top of my head I'd say, level design, camera control and view points, control of in game characters, game flow, sound design such as music, voice acting and sound effects(are the sounds and music tracks properly formatted or are some way to loud or full of distortion? Can the actors act or are they so horrible they take you out of the experience), graphic design (does the game look good for the system its on? Does it have any huge garish aspects that are distracting and unfitting?)and much more. Its takes a lot more to make a game then to write a book, stories my be subjective but there are dozens of other things that go into creating an all around well thought out experience.
I mean I've been gaming for 30 years and I DO miss the days of free online gaming for consoles but not enough to not enjoy new stuff. I'm genuinely curious as to why you are opposed to it.
@kartus Yeah I'd say I'm a big shot. Also way to skate around the facts. N64 is a great console if you like first party Nintendo games, or racers, or poorly aged 3d adventure games, but thats about it. No JRPGs ( save for Ogre battle and as the other guy said Paper Mario) very few fighting games ( seriously its the only Nintendo console without a street fighter game. Even the Wii U had street fighter on VC and the virtual boy as a SF2 port)
SO unless I'm going to sit down and play quest 64 rather than say Dragon Quest 7 (dragon warrior VII in the west) or Clayfighter 64 over Tekken 3, I'd rather game somewhere else.
@Wexter I honestly forgot about paper Mario. Add that to the list. THREE JRPGS. Harvest Moon is a life sim, and Gauntlet is a port of an arcade game. besides that we have the aforementioned Ogre battle 64, the TERRIBLE Quest 64, and um..........
The N64 has 2 JRPGs and only 1 is worth playing ( Ogre Battle 64) and 5 fighting games only 2 of which are worth playing (smash and MK trilogy) those are my 2 favorite types of games and SNES was jammed packed with them. I'm not lowing my standards to play duck dodgers or Shadow man when I can play FF9 on my ps1 and arcade perfect X-men vs street fighter on my Sega Saturn.
@HeeHo now a days yes. back in the day no. I mean you can still get reproductions of retro stuff online pretty much anywhere. But I get what you mean and agree with the sentiment.
How unprofessional. I guess valve needs to try and tap into a market 100million strong, but this is sort of like saying " hey you like stealing? come do it on our platform"
for the record. Yes I am aware that emulation ISNT stealing. Yes I use emulators. Yes I'm sure there are plenty of people like myself who use emulation perfectly legally the way I do, but you must admit that YES most people DON'T, and they download these games illegally. After all there is no way of cleanly extracting them without hacking and/or modding.
I thought it was great. I was really happy to see fire emblem and OP2. Not to mention a new other JRPGs I was also SUPER WRONG about goldeneye never coming to NSO. However I'm sure that most people have forgotten how stiff it is control wise and will be super disappointed.
@-wc- I'm going to have to split hairs as well I'm afraid. Your statement was "Dreamcast has one of the best libraries ever and I'm pretty sure it's a great deal smaller than n64's." I wouldnt call 48 releases in a single region (although its the biggest) "a great deal smaller" especially since its 200 games bigger worldwide. I'm in NYC, I've always had access to Japanese and EU games so I suppose I didn't notice.
Also I suppose my use of hyperbole didn't translate well but by "Caved in" I ment "followed the market." Business 101 is supply and demand. If the target customer is openly asking for a product that you can supply relatively easily and with little to no cost, it's just smart to give it to them and charge whatever premium you find most profitable and realistically viable.
That being said I'll make my original point as clear as possible. The Nintendo 64 has some of the best games ever made, but it's library is extremely limited when compared to any other Nintendo console (with the obvious exception of the virtual boy). For that reason I find that while the decision to add N64 games to the premium online service is more then likely the more popular and profitable move, I feel as though ANY other console (but especially the gameboy family of consoles) would have been a better experience for gamers. Mostly because people would find things they haven't yet had legal access to and/or haven't had access to in years.
@-wc- The dreamcast had over 600 game releases. the N64 had less then 400. Theres nothing wrong with a small library of games but I just wish they had released GB,GBC,GBA games and not caved in because 25-30 year olds loved Nintendos first 3d system.
@RubyCarbuncle I did, but I also had a ps1. and a Sega Saturn and the had way better libraries ( quantity and diversity wise, I still believe Mario 64 Starfox 64 are the best games of that generation) its just the n64 was so lacking in what the SNES had in droves, GREAT JRPGs and fighters. Next to Orge battle and Smash nothing was really worth getting (quest 64 was hot trash) I bought the N64 with my own cash and its the biggest Nintendo disappointment I've ever had after the VB.
@ComposedbyNone the first few are very possible, but you hit a snag when you said Pokemon Stadium. Pokemon company very rarely does rereleases and definitely not for free. Tony Hawk on the n64 was far and away the worst version and the remake is on the platform AND the music/ skaters make it a licensing nightmare. rare titles are also hard but not impossible since Nintendo and Microsoft have a really good relationship. Blitz will NEVER come NFL does NOT play around with that stuff plus you'd have to pay all those players. 1080 I agree with you on. that ones coming for sure. So yeah I think you're right about a lot of those games but some are just way to wrapped up in red tape to be paid for and given away for free with an online subscription
@Maulbert actually I did. it was the first system I bought with my own money, and the first Nintendo system I was disappointed in. SNES had so many great RPGs and fighters, and next to smash and Orge battle N64 had none. I moved on to Saturn and Ps1 after only a year of N64. That being said Star Fox and Mario 64 are 2 of my all time favorite games.
@Ratchet916 I find this to be the case with pretty much everything on the N64. the games worth replaying are already on the switch. pretty much everything else has aged very poorly.
@ComposedbyNone like? I own over 60 n64 games and the best stuff is already on the switch with the exception of stuff they can't/ won't get. (I.E. WWF games, golden eye, rare games,) I guess you could put Mario party 1-3 and didykong racing. that's about it
@patbacknitro18 you really gonna sit here and tell me earthworm Jim 64, clayfighter and castleviana 64 are worth playing? I own those games man they're trash at best. I agree with the rest of the stuff on that list though
@RupeeClock the switch one has the Nintendo button layout. You can see it in the pic with the switch. also you can program them on the fly or with software.
great game but the n64 well is starting to run dry. Seriously what games can they realistically add now? Maybe 4 or 5 games left worth even playing on that tiny library
@Gs69 I feel the same way. I was lucky enough to get a switch day one and a light day one and an OLED day one and as much as I love them I agree with everything you said
@Gs69 I wonder how long before they really CAN. I mean the Tegra X1 used in the Switch was old 6 years ago when the switch released, but APU's are still underpowered and expensive. Even say the one used in the steam deck is drastically overpriced for the out given and Valve is STILL selling each unit at a loss.
Nintendo isn't one to sell at a loss ( it has happened but not often) so I wonder when that nice meeting of price and power will be available for them to jump in.
Please don't promote VGNY. The owner pays his staff well under minimum wage, has them work 60 hour weeks, and often goes on coke binges and sexually harasses customers.
@Zuljaras guys played all the characters in early Kabuki, a lot of art that was found and preserved from this time had depicted things in kabuki style ( not all of it but some) I guess that's what the artist was going for.
This is just a hunch, so take it with a grain of salt.
As a street fighter fan I couldn't be happier. I love smash but I hate watching it and sitting and waiting for match after match of fox v fox final destination just for a pretty okay top 8 were hungry box just wins again anyway is boring AF. At least now I can watch the SF finals at a normal time instead of staying up till 3am on a Sunday night.
I hope this does well so that we can get stuff like a second collection with ( dare I say it) Power stone1&2, rival schools, project justice, and (a man can dream) CvS1 and CvS2
Ive never been a big fan of this game. I remember buying it day one on n64 and thinking it was just a poor mans Mario 64. I guess you have to be an N64 baby and not an NES one like me to have real appreciation for it.
Don't get me wrong I bought it and played it and finished and even bought twoie, but that was pretty much it. I didn't drool over it while watching jontron videos all 2010s like most people seem to have.
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Re: Round Up: The Reviews Are In For Bayonetta 3
@GoAwaySpaceJam video games literally have written scripts. I've helped write them. What I'm saying is that videogames aren't ONLY that. With the exception of visual novels every single game is indeed a GAME. Games are first and foremost ment to be fun. This in no way is reductive. In fact as someone who (once again I must clearly state) works in the industry, I consider videogames as the most difficult and misunderstood art form.
I'm not saying a games story can't be well done and moving. Anyone who's ever played "The Last Of Us" or "It Takes Two" can tell you that stories in games can be wonderful, thought provoking, and emotional. I'm saying that the story in these games should take a back seat to the gameplay.
The art form that is videogames is a collaborative one. You need things like Music, sound, visuals, control, level design, atmosphere, animation, ect, and when those pieces fit together in a perfect way story matters very little. Play any 3D mario game (specifically Mario Galaxy, Mario 64, and Mario Odyssey) and tell me that they didn't move you. That you didn't feel something like excitement, or joy, or even childlike amazement and wonder at some point.
I guess the short version of what I'm saying is that videogames have reached an audience that for some reason plays them as movies. They sit there and hope the story is good and play the gameplay sections simply to see the next cut scene. That's not what it's about and it never has been.
Re: Round Up: The Reviews Are In For Bayonetta 3
@Beaucine "naritive" Most of your views seem to come from a place of " Video games are stories." they aren't. While many games contain a story, they are in fact GAMES.
this is my underlining problem with basically everything you're saying. you seem to thing that every single bit of work put into a game is part of the experience of playing a story. It isn't. I'm a person who works on games for a living, I have a few dozen under my belt and I can see a poorly constructed game a mile away. (Ninjabread man for example is objectively terrible). But again I know I'm not going to change your mind so I'll leave you with this, Good luck with whatever you choose to play and try and have fun while doing so.
Re: Round Up: The Reviews Are In For Bayonetta 3
@Beaucine I'm not going to change your mind on anything so I'll sustain from a long counter point by counter point argument and just say this....
By "good controls" I didn't mean if they are clunky or laggy or not. I meant DOES YOUR IMPUT WORK. if you press a button does stuff happen. same for sound and level design and so on. I'm not going to get into it because I have better things to do. But yes a game can be judged on everything I said objectively. Try making a game and then tell me everything is subjective.
Re: Round Up: The Reviews Are In For Bayonetta 3
@Beaucine "And yes, every single review ever written is "subjective." The closest you can get to "objectivity" is discussing numbers like frame rates and resolution."
This could not be further from the truth. There IS a such thing as game design. there ARE a ton of aspects that can be rated objectively. off of the top of my head I'd say, level design, camera control and view points, control of in game characters, game flow, sound design such as music, voice acting and sound effects(are the sounds and music tracks properly formatted or are some way to loud or full of distortion? Can the actors act or are they so horrible they take you out of the experience), graphic design (does the game look good for the system its on? Does it have any huge garish aspects that are distracting and unfitting?)and much more. Its takes a lot more to make a game then to write a book, stories my be subjective but there are dozens of other things that go into creating an all around well thought out experience.
Re: Review: Bayonetta 3 - A Stunning Return For An Icon, And The Best Game In The Series
@Mince not really. She's a witch with time slowing powers and mommy issues. Thats about it.
Re: Gallery: This Zelda Skyward Sword Link Statue Is Quite The Looker
i own this. it released 10 years ago in the states
Re: The Super Mario Bros. Movie Gets 'PG' Rating
in other incredibly obvious news, it's going to have Mario in it.
Re: Splatoon 3 Is Already The Best-Selling Video Game Of 2022 In Japan
@steely_pete thanks for the info. It was honestly helpful in my understanding
Re: A New Bayonetta 3 Report Features A Differing Account Of PlatinumGames VA Pay Offer
@Shepdawg1 in politics? no one, lol
Re: Splatoon 3 Is Already The Best-Selling Video Game Of 2022 In Japan
@steely_pete can I honestly ask why?
I mean I've been gaming for 30 years and I DO miss the days of free online gaming for consoles but not enough to not enjoy new stuff. I'm genuinely curious as to why you are opposed to it.
Re: Every Nintendo Switch Online N64 Game Ranked
@kartus Yeah I'd say I'm a big shot. Also way to skate around the facts. N64 is a great console if you like first party Nintendo games, or racers, or poorly aged 3d adventure games, but thats about it. No JRPGs ( save for Ogre battle and as the other guy said Paper Mario) very few fighting games ( seriously its the only Nintendo console without a street fighter game. Even the Wii U had street fighter on VC and the virtual boy as a SF2 port)
SO unless I'm going to sit down and play quest 64 rather than say Dragon Quest 7 (dragon warrior VII in the west) or Clayfighter 64 over Tekken 3, I'd rather game somewhere else.
Re: Every Nintendo Switch Online N64 Game Ranked
@Wexter I honestly forgot about paper Mario. Add that to the list. THREE JRPGS. Harvest Moon is a life sim, and Gauntlet is a port of an arcade game. besides that we have the aforementioned Ogre battle 64, the TERRIBLE Quest 64, and um..........
Edit; forgot to mention harvest moon
Re: Every Nintendo Switch Online N64 Game Ranked
@kartus I'm not reading that wall of text dude.
The N64 has 2 JRPGs and only 1 is worth playing ( Ogre Battle 64) and 5 fighting games only 2 of which are worth playing (smash and MK trilogy) those are my 2 favorite types of games and SNES was jammed packed with them. I'm not lowing my standards to play duck dodgers or Shadow man when I can play FF9 on my ps1 and arcade perfect X-men vs street fighter on my Sega Saturn.
Re: Random: Hideki Kamiya Echoes Every Nintendo Fan's Wishes For The Switch Successor
@-wc- I'd love a "SUPER" Nintendo Switch though.
Re: Random: Valve's Latest Steam Deck Trailer Briefly Shows A Switch Emulator
@HeeHo now a days yes. back in the day no. I mean you can still get reproductions of retro stuff online pretty much anywhere. But I get what you mean and agree with the sentiment.
Re: Random: Valve's Latest Steam Deck Trailer Briefly Shows A Switch Emulator
How unprofessional. I guess valve needs to try and tap into a market 100million strong, but this is sort of like saying " hey you like stealing? come do it on our platform"
for the record. Yes I am aware that emulation ISNT stealing. Yes I use emulators. Yes I'm sure there are plenty of people like myself who use emulation perfectly legally the way I do, but you must admit that YES most people DON'T, and they download these games illegally. After all there is no way of cleanly extracting them without hacking and/or modding.
Re: Random: There's Something Missing From The Mario Movie Poster, And The Internet Has Noticed
@Nickinator DAT'S DA JOKE * McBain voice *
Re: Fired Nintendo Worker Comes Forward With An Account Of Their Dismissal
Wow what a boring read
Re: GoldenEye 007 Is Returning To Nintendo Switch
I was super wrong about this
Re: Talking Point: What Did You Think Of The September 2022 Nintendo Direct?
I thought it was great.
I was really happy to see fire emblem and OP2.
Not to mention a new other JRPGs
I was also SUPER WRONG about goldeneye never coming to NSO. However I'm sure that most people have forgotten how stiff it is control wise and will be super disappointed.
Re: Nintendo's Latest N64 Game For Switch Online + Expansion Pack Is Out Now
@-wc- lol great math. This was legitimately a fun conversation.
Re: Nintendo's Latest N64 Game For Switch Online + Expansion Pack Is Out Now
@-wc- I'm going to have to split hairs as well I'm afraid. Your statement was "Dreamcast has one of the best libraries ever and I'm pretty sure it's a great deal smaller than n64's." I wouldnt call 48 releases in a single region (although its the biggest) "a great deal smaller" especially since its 200 games bigger worldwide. I'm in NYC, I've always had access to Japanese and EU games so I suppose I didn't notice.
Also I suppose my use of hyperbole didn't translate well but by "Caved in" I ment "followed the market." Business 101 is supply and demand. If the target customer is openly asking for a product that you can supply relatively easily and with little to no cost, it's just smart to give it to them and charge whatever premium you find most profitable and realistically viable.
That being said I'll make my original point as clear as possible. The Nintendo 64 has some of the best games ever made, but it's library is extremely limited when compared to any other Nintendo console (with the obvious exception of the virtual boy). For that reason I find that while the decision to add N64 games to the premium online service is more then likely the more popular and profitable move, I feel as though ANY other console (but especially the gameboy family of consoles) would have been a better experience for gamers. Mostly because people would find things they haven't yet had legal access to and/or haven't had access to in years.
Re: Review: Splatoon 3 - The Pinnacle Of The Series And Switch's Slickest Shooter
had thousands of hours in Splatoon, and less then 20 in Splatoon 2. I don't know why it didn't really grab me. I'm hoping this one pulls me in again.
Re: Random: Ever Wanted To Know What It's Like To Peel A Pokémon And Eat It?
I don't even feel right being a vegetarian right now...
Re: Nintendo's Latest N64 Game For Switch Online + Expansion Pack Is Out Now
@-wc- The dreamcast had over 600 game releases. the N64 had less then 400. Theres nothing wrong with a small library of games but I just wish they had released GB,GBC,GBA games and not caved in because 25-30 year olds loved Nintendos first 3d system.
Re: Nintendo's Latest N64 Game For Switch Online + Expansion Pack Is Out Now
@RubyCarbuncle I did, but I also had a ps1. and a Sega Saturn and the had way better libraries ( quantity and diversity wise, I still believe Mario 64 Starfox 64 are the best games of that generation) its just the n64 was so lacking in what the SNES had in droves, GREAT JRPGs and fighters. Next to Orge battle and Smash nothing was really worth getting (quest 64 was hot trash) I bought the N64 with my own cash and its the biggest Nintendo disappointment I've ever had after the VB.
Re: Nintendo's Latest N64 Game For Switch Online + Expansion Pack Is Out Now
@ComposedbyNone the first few are very possible, but you hit a snag when you said Pokemon Stadium. Pokemon company very rarely does rereleases and definitely not for free. Tony Hawk on the n64 was far and away the worst version and the remake is on the platform AND the music/ skaters make it a licensing nightmare. rare titles are also hard but not impossible since Nintendo and Microsoft have a really good relationship. Blitz will NEVER come NFL does NOT play around with that stuff plus you'd have to pay all those players. 1080 I agree with you on. that ones coming for sure. So yeah I think you're right about a lot of those games but some are just way to wrapped up in red tape to be paid for and given away for free with an online subscription
Re: Nintendo's Latest N64 Game For Switch Online + Expansion Pack Is Out Now
@Maulbert actually I did. it was the first system I bought with my own money, and the first Nintendo system I was disappointed in. SNES had so many great RPGs and fighters, and next to smash and Orge battle N64 had none. I moved on to Saturn and Ps1 after only a year of N64. That being said Star Fox and Mario 64 are 2 of my all time favorite games.
Re: Nintendo's Latest N64 Game For Switch Online + Expansion Pack Is Out Now
@Ratchet916 I find this to be the case with pretty much everything on the N64. the games worth replaying are already on the switch. pretty much everything else has aged very poorly.
Re: Nintendo's Latest N64 Game For Switch Online + Expansion Pack Is Out Now
@ComposedbyNone like? I own over 60 n64 games and the best stuff is already on the switch with the exception of stuff they can't/ won't get. (I.E. WWF games, golden eye, rare games,) I guess you could put Mario party 1-3 and didykong racing. that's about it
Re: Nintendo's Latest N64 Game For Switch Online + Expansion Pack Is Out Now
@patbacknitro18 you really gonna sit here and tell me earthworm Jim 64, clayfighter and castleviana 64 are worth playing? I own those games man they're trash at best. I agree with the rest of the stuff on that list though
Re: 8BitDo Reveals New 'Ultimate' Controller Range, Compatible With Switch
@RupeeClock the switch one has the Nintendo button layout. You can see it in the pic with the switch. also you can program them on the fly or with software.
Re: Nintendo Announces The Next N64 Game For Switch Online + Expansion Pack
great game but the n64 well is starting to run dry. Seriously what games can they realistically add now? Maybe 4 or 5 games left worth even playing on that tiny library
Re: Review: Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition - A Cyberpunk Classic, Compromised On Switch
@Gs69 I feel the same way. I was lucky enough to get a switch day one and a light day one and an OLED day one and as much as I love them I agree with everything you said
Re: Review: Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition - A Cyberpunk Classic, Compromised On Switch
@Gs69 I wonder how long before they really CAN. I mean the Tegra X1 used in the Switch was old 6 years ago when the switch released, but APU's are still underpowered and expensive. Even say the one used in the steam deck is drastically overpriced for the out given and Valve is STILL selling each unit at a loss.
Nintendo isn't one to sell at a loss ( it has happened but not often) so I wonder when that nice meeting of price and power will be available for them to jump in.
Re: Antonblast Looks Like The Wario Land Successor We've Been Begging For
Shovel knight treasure trove always felt like a Wario Land game to me.
Re: Looks Like Nintendo Has Been Reprinting 3DS Retail Games For A Final Hurrah
Please don't promote VGNY. The owner pays his staff well under minimum wage, has them work 60 hour weeks, and often goes on coke binges and sexually harasses customers.
Re: Gallery: Artist Reimagines Classic Mario Characters Using Japanese Mythology
@Zuljaras oh okay I get it.
Re: Gallery: Artist Reimagines Classic Mario Characters Using Japanese Mythology
@Zuljaras guys played all the characters in early Kabuki, a lot of art that was found and preserved from this time had depicted things in kabuki style ( not all of it but some) I guess that's what the artist was going for.
This is just a hunch, so take it with a grain of salt.
Re: It's Official, Nintendo Has Withdrawn Super Smash Bros. From EVO 2022
As a street fighter fan I couldn't be happier. I love smash but I hate watching it and sitting and waiting for match after match of fox v fox final destination just for a pretty okay top 8 were hungry box just wins again anyway is boring AF. At least now I can watch the SF finals at a normal time instead of staying up till 3am on a Sunday night.
Re: Persona 4 Arena Ultimax Won't Be Getting An Important Online Upgrade On Switch
@tee-cup laziness
Re: Capcom Fighting Collection Is Getting A Global Physical Release
I hope this does well so that we can get stuff like a second collection with ( dare I say it) Power stone1&2, rival schools, project justice, and (a man can dream) CvS1 and CvS2
Re: PC Engine Classic 'Moto Roader MC' Is Getting Resurrected On Switch
it looks amazing. I somehow missed this but I'll pick it up on switch for sure
Re: Video: Mother 3 Trailer In The Style Of Link’s Awakening? Okay, We’re Listening
they would still have to change the problematic designs of the Magypsys and the er... baptism lets call it.
But I'd be 100% in on this. I'd even do the unthinkable and back it on kickstarter
Re: Master Splinter Will Show The Youngsters How It's Done In TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge
@Sinton yes it is confirmed for switch
Re: Japanese Charts: Switch Enjoys Bumper Week Thanks To Pokémon Legends: Arceus
What's with switch light being over PS5. I'm pretty sure 19,000 is a lower number then 21,000 .
Re: Random: Here's The Nintendo Switch-Like Steam Deck Compared To Some Other Stuff
I already carry a Switch in a case and an analog pocket in a ds case, I GUESS I could take both out of my bag for this but....
Re: Metroid Dread Is About To Become The Best-Selling Game In The Series
@Yosher couldn't agree more.
Re: Review: Banjo-Kazooie - Peerless Platforming Perfection, And Now Available On Switch
@AlexHarford I agree completely
Re: Review: Banjo-Kazooie - Peerless Platforming Perfection, And Now Available On Switch
Ive never been a big fan of this game. I remember buying it day one on n64 and thinking it was just a poor mans Mario 64. I guess you have to be an N64 baby and not an NES one like me to have real appreciation for it.
Don't get me wrong I bought it and played it and finished and even bought twoie, but that was pretty much it. I didn't drool over it while watching jontron videos all 2010s like most people seem to have.