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For anyone wondering, Bowser is NOT the president of the company as a whole, a guy named Shuntaro Furukara is. He is largely responsible for the company's decisions, even now, which is why I am hopeful for the next president of the company (not just the American division).

@Suketoudara Let's wait and see, though that looks promising.

@NatiaAdamo Their PR IS pretty bad. Remember when Doug Bowser pulled a Don Mattrick and suggested that if you can't afford a Switch 2, just buy a Switch 1? That was embarrassing.

I hope Pritchard can fix the issues that are plaguing the company right now. Good luck.

"My PTSD flashbacks to The Last Judge" Was it THAT hard? I might have to look this up. Edit: As I was typing in the search bar, Silksong and "bench" came up so the reviewer was saying there's some BS in the game. Gotcha.

I was not expecting a remaster of Deus Ex. What a welcome surprise.

I value my health too much to get this. The original caused headaches and wicked eye strain.

If there were more games, the $35 price could be worth it.

I will admit, the charging grip does look pretty.

I still have my copy of Super Mario 3D All-Stars from 2020, so I'll likely just get Galaxy 2 and be done with it.

@ShieldHero The collection is being released for the original Switch, so a Game Key Card isn't even a possibility. The Switch 2 enhancements are via an update, kinda like Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

The elderly man saying, "When is the game coming out?" was literally me.

I'm not going to try this, but it sure surprised me.

The art style is fantastic, but these Yoshi games don't always have the best track record.

At least Galaxy 2 is on Switch now, but the collection is $70, and each game is $40.

Sometimes even the most innocent thing can be deadly, as this bench shows.

I forgot that their parent company was owned by IGN, but that's great news! The less IGN owns, the better.

We got Apex on Switch 2 before Minecraft on Switch 2. Crazy

@N8tiveT3ch That would be cool.

The Switch 2 needs some third-party titles to make the wait for Metroid Prime 4 easier. I am a little disappointed that it's not a general direct, but we do know what's coming, just not when.

THQ Nordic (the publisher) has their own direct in the beginning of August, so maybe the game will show up there.

@Orwellian87 I'm not excited for the next Call of Duty either, since I know I'm definitely not going to play it. They're more of an inevitability than anything else.

@Orwellian87 I know Call of Duty is one of them, but I'm not sure what the other ones are.

@Orwellian87 They promised to put some of their games on the Switch 2.

I don't have a Switch 2, but that's pretty bad.

Tbh, you could do worse. She could be a solid Zelda once she learns more about the games.

Sucks to see them go. Had fun with Grid and some of the Dirt games.

I think cartridge tasting WILL be next

@MikeP I mostly saw people screwing around with the AI. They fixed it so it wouldn't say swears anymore because a Fortnite streamer dropped the F-bomb and the AI repeated it on stream.

@sethfranum Nintendo said themselves that their first-party games are NOT key card games.

Glad it's not $80 for the Switch 2 Edition, cause that would be ridiculous.

Why? Just why did Epic think this is a good idea?

@Clammy I'm sure Nintendo will think of this by adding an option to restrict the feature in the Parental Controls app.

Let's be honest. Even if Borderlands 4 is $80, it will go on sale in no time. And I get most of my games on sale.

@RudyC3 Almost forgot Gearbox made that game. They completely mismanaged it by putting most of their resources into Borderlands 2.

Nintendo has always had a history of being WAY too protective of their property, but this is next level. I am definitely not surprised they are not trying to pull this in Europe since, unlike the US, they actually have consumer protection laws.

Not even a Key-Card release? Really? Typical 2K.

Considering EA, this is surprising.

Genuinely hoping that Joy Con Drift will be fixed with the Switch 2, especially since Nintendo has had years to do so.

I agree with this dev. Also, for the record, the dev doesn't even work for Ubisoft, so this is him and him only saying this.

Well, this is not at all surprising, considering who is publishing the game. At least, you are getting the gold edition for less than on Xbox, PS, or PC. That is something, at least.

What I Want: Actual, legitimate quality control.

At least Ubisoft TRIED to fix the game's issues, but they shouldn't have had to fix them. I haven't had a chance to play it, but I heard varying opinions on it.

$69.99 I can live with, but $139.99? Yeah, no thanks. I am aware that the collection is half off right now, and there are nine games in it, but $140 is still a lot of money, and that's not even accounting for sales tax.