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Been playing it all the time since I bought it. Excellent game with a lot of depth.

One of the first games I ever finished, on the Game Boy of a friend, who I visited every day after school. I still remember that vividly. What a weird game. XD

Bummer, I was really looking forward to it.

Sadly this doesn't seem like a game for me.
Don't get me wrong, it looks lovely and I'm absolutely down for another BotW-like, but the world looks way too busy, like it's trying too hard to have every place full of content.
Also, I heard that the story wants to be more of a comedy, with silly dialog and 4th wall breaking and I hate that.

Zelda Phantom Hourglass on my phone (I'm still amazed that that's possible) and some Paper Mario Origami King.

I really liked the anime as a kid, so I'm kinda interested in the game, but not for that price.

This is amazing! The Game Boy Camera was one of my favorite things on the GameBoy. I loved that you could make stop motion clips and even music with it.

Yeah, the f2p bit is a bummer, I would've paid 60€ for it, but this being a gacha game leaves a bitter taste. I'll definitely try it out, though, but I don't expect it to hold my attention for long.

Yes! Been waiting for Ikenfell for years!

@BanjoPickles I'd be so down for a FFTA remake! But I heard Fae Tactics will come to Switch and that looks a lot like FFTA.

No word about the fantastic soundtrack? The intro song alone always makes me smile when I hear it.

@CoastersPaul In the newest beta there's even a point&click mode, which should come closer to achieving that (haven't tested it myself, yet).

CrossCode definitely. <3

Secret of Mana with countless mods (thanks to SoM Turbo, which is excellent) and maybe some CrossCode.

Heard a lot of good things about Nowhere Prophet.

I'm a massive Queen fan, but when I want to sing along to their songs, I just put on a CD or stream it.

I'll definitely back this tomorrow, this is a dream come true!

Resident Evil (the original one) and Final Fantasy IX, both on my RG350M.

CrossCode mostly and maybe some Xenoblad Chronicles.

Still no CrossCode review? Come on..

Got CrossCode first thing in the morning after playing it in Early Access on PC.
Such a great game!

I was hoping for a Cross Code review on its launch day. (bought it already, but everyone needs to know how great it is)

The only thing that bugs me about this game is the inconsistent difficulty. In one moment I'm blasting through the enemies with no problem, the next I get smashed before even killing one enemy of the group.

I'll definitely get Ghost Grab, as I've been following the dev for some time and the game looks like a lot of fun.

When is Catherine coming to Europe?

Already bought this, but I'm still waiting for the patch to give it a try.

Played the Early Access version and really liked it despite having problems with some puzzles (and fights). This is a great game and I'll happily buy it again on Switch.

Got 13 correct, but had to guess some. The art style often gives a hint of the era it came from.

Nothing, as my eyes are desparate for a break. I felt so dizzy at times in the last days I had to lie down. After mostly staying away from screens for two days it has become better.
But I'm thinking about gaming aaaall the time.

Shout out to Reventure, a wonderful little platforming adventure with 100 different endings, each accompanied by a funny little cutscene. And it's only 5€.

JET! uuuouuouuou

Why is this game so expensive?

Whoa, didn't know that!
I loved that game, even bought it when I didn't have a PS2 and would play it at a friends house.

If you are still looking for a game for the weekend, Pikuniku can be bought for 1€ right now, which is an absolute steal.

I bought Animal Crossing digitally and enjoy it a lot.
Apart from that I still have to continue Murder By Numbers and also finish the Trials of Mana demo (which makes me sooooo nostalgic!).

Ever since someone recommended DekuDeals to me I've been using nothing else for my Nintendo wishlists.

I know the devs from my time as an indie but still never played their game (as I'm no PC player), so I will definitely buy this on my Switch.

@SuperCharlie78 Yeah I love Okami but it's soooo long...

I'm still playing Murder By Numbers and it's still excellent. Apart from that I also started Fire Emblem Three Houses, which is a lot of fun, but my copy of Divinity Original Sin 2 arrived and I'm super hyped for that as well... it's going to be a busy weekend. ^^

I'm playing Murder By Numbers for some light-hearted fun, L.A. Noire for some dark and gritty crime stories and Dragon's Dogma for some confusing gameplay. xD

Love it so far, it even made me laugh at several points throughout the first case and that's a rarity (even AA didn't accomplish that).

@guamyankee It's the same for me. I played through the main quest 1.5 times and now I have the most fun with all the optional stuff, but the main quest seems a little boring. ^^

I'm having a bit of a Witcher fatigue right now so I started playing two games from my backlog: L.A. Noire and Dragon's Dogma.
Both are very different and a lot of fun (even though I already finished L.A. Noire when it originally came out on the XBOX360).

I bought Forgotton Anne in the sale and loved the first hour. Can't wait to play more.

Mh, on the one hand I really like the concept, on the other I really don't like the pixel art shown in the images.
That Picross game with rpg elements had really nice pixel art, though.

Oh, this looks interesting. I'm no sports fan by any stretch, but this reminds me of those football anime shows I saw as a kid.

I bought myself Atelier Ryza for my birthday yesterday. I've never played an Atelier game before, but so far it's pretty interesting. Can't wait to fully dive into the alchemy system.

So what happens when I play with 8 other people online and then want to also play offline? Will the changes carry over once I go online again? If so, wouldn't that be confusing if I changed something outside my house?

I'd prefer a patch for Vampyr, tbh. That game needs a performance and graphics patch. The Witcher 3 already looks amazing, Vampyr not so much (still a fantastic game, though).

It's a bit weird to read about Masakazu Katsura here, as he was my favorite manga artist in my youth (when I still read manga). I loved Video Girl Ai (and Len) and still have his artbook 4C in a box somewhere.
I still like his style, so it's cool that he's part of such a renowned game.

Probably Okami (which I bought despite it not being included in the Winter sale) and Octopath Traveler, which hasn't wowed me yet but I'm still hopeful.
And maybe, if I find the time, I'm starting to play Shenmue 3 (after 18 years of waiting).