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So it's just someone faking a fake game. Damn I never thought that the future will be all about fakes. I thought people and corps hated fakes.

@Marchop To find that out you will have to buy their DVD.

Yes, can't wait to finally see the official trailer soon.

WTF why does Liu Kang look like Ryu Hoshi? Do they not know that this is a Mortal Kombat movie? Liu Kang should not wore a white gi.

So better than Death Stranding since you don't have to walk while delivering?

Wow the fact that the Switch numbers are still able to beat the PS5 numbers combined is fantastic. Sony could had easily win this if they reduced the price of the PS5.

@nhSnork The thing about Sega Genesis NSO is that not many third party want to put their Genesis/Mega Drive games on there. They rather sell their games via a collection than through a subscription service. Only way they could be included on NSO is if Nintendo pay for them to be there. As for the Sega Genesis Classics Collection, that was delisted cause Sega's partnership with D3T is over. I wouldn't worry about the Sega Genesis stuffs, though delisted Sega would always resell them again through other means.

@SillyG Though the Namcot Collection is no longer in print, you could still get physical copy of Namco Museum Archives 1 & 2 for $12 at Play-Asia.

Kinda pointless to include these NES version of Pac-Man, Tower of Druaga, and Mendel Palace on here since all these games were already included in the Namco Museum Archives: Volume 1 & 2 for Switch. I guess for those who already subscribed to NSO and doesn't want to own these games this is a good option too.

Because the Switch hardware is different from all the rest, it's likely that version will get its own update at some point. I wouldn't worry about it though and I doubt the Switch 2 will get a port, maybe a minor upgrade but not a full port.

Yes give us our Okami 2.

Yeap it has the Cuphead vibe so you know it won't be an easy cake walk. Would definitely check it out soon.

Lame that X-Men is the only game that had online play, they couldn't at least add online play to the arcade version of Captain America and the Avengers and Separation Anxiety?

Definitely a 7/10, Nintendo was never good with story when it comes to the Super Mario IP so I didn't expect much.

Lame, should had been free.

@VinzClortho1981 Game Key Card is terrible and they will de-value physical gaming forever if they continue to exist. We're not just complaining for the sake of complaining, game key cards are actually bad. A cartridge that doesn't had the actual game in there, still force you to download it, eat up your storage, making your data usage more expensive, and even after downloading it still forces you to have the cartridge in the system in able to play it is a scam. In a way, it's not a true digital download, it's not a true physical release either.

A true digital download doesn't required the physical cartridge to play, a true physical release doesn't required downloading the full game and eating more of your storage to play. It's fake and the way you and people like you embrace it disgust me. The people who prefer digital download wants convenience, the people who prefer physical release wants preservation. Game key card offered neither. It's not convenience cause you can't just play the game whenever you want even though you already download it, you had to force that cartridge in there every time. It's not preservation either cause for one it still eats up your storage and the game isn't even on the cart. It's the worst of both worlds.

@chickje This release actually makes more sense though considering you get over 30 games on it. In past Capcom collections for PS1, PSP, PS2, Xbox, GameCube, GBA, and other consoles they usually include just 3-15 titles, most which are not their arcade versions and go for around $30-$40.

This one and the 1st Capcom Arcade Stadium only cost $45 with over 30 games plus you not only have the NA version but the Japanese version as well. In past collections, Capcom never include two versions of a game so if the other region's version had exclusive contents then you just had to make the best of it. If anything this collection offer a better value than past collections as this is the first time most of these games had definitive physical release.

Three Wonders had a physical released back then but only for PS1 and only in Japan, to be able to play that game everywhere else you had to mod your PS1 or used emulators. While Saturday Night Slam Masters had two console ports both of those are just ports, they weren't the arcade version while Eco Fighter only had a PSP collection release, you can only play single player on it whereas on Switch you can do co-op with ease.

Nice to finally had a true physical collection of these games now, this is the only way to get the arcade version of Saturday Night Slam Masters, Eco Fighters, and Three Wonders in physical form. Also nice that Limited Run Games is handling this cause knowing Capcom had this being release by them they'll likely only put half of those games on the cartridge while the other half is code in the box which would de-value the collection indefinitely.

@PKDuckman A.K A. just means also known as, it's weird how they put it on the list but these games in the collection only goes by their Japanese title so if only the Japanese names are listed you won't know what they are, it's suppose to be like this:

• ブロックブロック A.K.A Block Block (1991)
• ザ・キングオブドラゴンズ A.K.A The King of Dragons (1991)
• ナイツオブザラウンド A.K.A Knights of the Round (1991)
• マジックソード A.K.A. Magic Sword (1990)
• ヴァンパイア セイヴァー ロード オブ ヴァンパイア A.K.A Vampire Savior: The Lord of Vampire (1997) or Darkstalkers 3 in North America.

Perhaps getting into the movie business is not Nintendo's best strength. After a third movie they really need to get back to what they do best and just give us a new 3D Super Mario Odyssey sequel. While I like these Super Mario movies I love the games even more and at this point I found the games to be losing focus due to Nintendo putting all their efforts on the movies instead. If anything Nintendo had three other IPs (Metroid, Fire Emblem, and Star Fox) that they could had easily turn into great movies but knowing what they do now I don't think they would be able to make it work.

That Ocarina of Time remake better not just be a lazy port of the 3DS version. If anything it needs to be more like the N64 version but in HD and 4K, run at 60fps and had detail textures, HDR, raytracing, and redone cutscenes (better not use AI). The cutscenes had to be in the same quality as the Zelda tech demo they showcase for the Wii U a long time ago.

They gonna announce another Sonic collection where the music in Sonic 3 and Knuckles are still screw up.

Any fighting game that's not from Capcom, Namco, Rare, Dimps, Koei Tecmo, Sega, SNK, Midway, Arc System Works, and Konami usually aren't that good to play. Hopefully this license fighting game from a no name developer prove me wrong.

Good thing I never bother with this game like I did Skyrim and Morrowind.

At this point they probably won't be including anymore games. They already told everyone that they don't had the experience to do anything more than PlayStation. After crossplay they probably will move on to other collection hopefully Yie-Ar Kung Fu, Karate Champ, Kung Fu Master, Kung Fu, and Spartan X (which is just another name for Kung Fu).

Why not give us part 4 first? Stop skipping sequels Capcom. If you're gonna give us part 5 then give us part 4 too so we could get caught up with the series.

Probably another Switch 2 game I may pick up soon. Hopefully Sega release more games like this.

Sega would remastered almost every Sonic game under the sun except Sonic Adventure 1 & 2. I wonder what vendetta they had with those two games. It's like every time if you ask them about either of those games getting remaster or remake they always reply as if you had just murdered one of their daughter or something. It's never a positive response.

@Yoshi3 You forgot these 14 other Mega Man games/spinoffs:

• Mega Man (I-V) Game Boy series
• Mega Man for Game Gear
• Mega Man Soccer for Super NES
• Mega Man: Chase and Battle for PS1
• Mega Man: Battle Network - Battle Chip Challenge for GBA
• Mega Man X3 for PS1 (the Legacy Collection only had the Super NES version)
• Mega Man: The Wily Wars for Sega Genesis
• Mega Man.EXE for WonderSwan

@beartown You just have to not use it then, rewind feature had been on emulator since the dawn of time. The only company that does not use that feature ever on a collection is Nintendo as every one of their collection does not have qol feature like rewind, save-states, and filters. The only few times Nintendo did use it was on their NES and Super NES Mini plug and play consoles or Virtual Consoles otherwise yeah everything else plays just like the original. Collections like the Super Mario 3D All-Stars and the recent release emulated versions of Pokemon Fire Red and Leaf Green will never in this lifetime had those qol features. The only way you will get qol on those is if you play them on an emulator via a non-Nintendo device.

Good to have options but either way I still prefer physical cartridge over everything else (digital, cloud, game key card, disc, floppy, etc.).

Already got Super Mario Bros. Wonder on Switch 1 so I don't need this. Would be nice to get Super Mario Wonder 2 instead.

Drag x Drive and the Welcome Tour would had been in the green if those were bundle as free software for the Switch 2 instead of been full price garbage. The reason why those are garbage is cause nobody is buying them and they will litter and horde retail space causing an unhealthy atmosphere for shoppers and customers.

The reason for a physical software to not become garbage is to persuade customers to buy them no matter what and charging full price for those are just not the way to do it. I know I would never buy those two awful games in my life time but if those were already bundle with the console, then I at least get something to try. In my life time the only way terrible games like Capcom Fighting Evolution, Final Fantasy II, Wii Sports, Sonic the Hedgehog 1 (I only like Sonic 2 and onward but never part 1), MK Mythologies: Sub-Zero, Super Mario Bros. The Lost Levels, Columns, Zelda II - The Adventures of Link, Street Fighter One and more manage to get to my grasp was cause they were either bundle with good games in a collection or came bundle with the console itself.

I never own single copy of those terrible games: Final Fantasy II, Sonic 1, Street Fighter 1, and Zelda II only exist on my Final Fantasy, Street Fighter, Sonic or Zelda collection only. If it weren't for those collection or bundle I would had never bother buying or even playing them.

One reason why an all digital future is never good. Digital should always be optional, never a replacement to physical.

At this point the Switch 2 shouldn't be costing $450 nor does any of its fake games be costing $70. Switch 1 games cost that much cause of its replay value but Switch 2 games using mostly game key card are fake in nature with little replay value and should never cost equal or more than that.

Good don't use game key card anymore, I wouldn't had bought that either. Release it on an actual physical game cartridge or just release the Switch version with the Switch 2 upgrade included.

Tbh this should had always been the norm when it comes to handheld. It just doesn't make sense to make batteries unreplaceable in the first place. I own various handhelds in the 90s to the 2000s and all of those allow you to change the batteries with ease. Not sure why the 2010s and 2020s kept making things harder, not smarter.

Holy crap the Switch already beat the Nintendo DS in the VGChartz? If Nintendo kept the Switch running for two more years it likely may very well beat the PS2 eventually. It only needs 6 (5.94 to be exact) million more units to go.

Not buying it unless Shenmue 1 & 2 is also on Switch. I hate it when they gave us just one entry and not the ones before it. Shenmue 1 & 2 are 10x better than Shenmue 3.

I'm glad Jim Carrey is returning, I was afraid he would retired and a new actor play Dr. Robotnik. While having an actual overweight actor to portray Dr. Robotnik would make more sense, the overall personality and comedic attitude of the first three film's Dr. Robotnik would be heavily missed so I'm glad Jim is sticking around.

@KingMike Well yeah it's not like Ronaldo did any harm to the Fatal Fury franchise. Street Fighter The Movie the game didn't get harm by being a MK ripoff either.

Game reminds me of Onslaught for the Nintendo Wii. Like Onslaught it exterminate bugs in a first person perspective and doesn't had online or offline multiplayer at all. Unlike this game though, Onslaught is only play using motion control.

Yes hopefully this means that crossplay would happen soon for the various fighting collections Capcom released. The Saudi prince is a fan of crossplay and he had friends all over the deserts that he want to play with so having crossplay is a must which is why KOFXV and Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves had crossplay so hopefully we get crossplay for the Capcom Fighting Collection 1 & 2 and the Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection as well.

Definitely will get it especially for X-Men the Arcade game and the Avenger arcade game as well as the two Spider-Man/Venom games.

@Aneira Also add these to that list too:

• StoneAgeGamer = green flag (probably the best aftermarket partner to buy from with a few high quality product. I bought my Switch GBros., my Genesis and SNES rom dumper, GB/GBC rom dumper, and Action Replay stuff from these guys and had no issue).
• Retro-Bit = green flag (it's hit or miss at most cause they're cheap, products are low quality and reprints often had issue but you get what you pay for).
• Play-Asia = green flag (never had any issue with these guys, they knew how to do business and communicate with customers).
• VGP = yellow flag (it took over a year just to get my copy of Rage of the Dragons Neo, it finally came though).
• ModRetro Games = green flag (Buck and the Curse Cartridge came faster than I expected it to, these guys are amazing).
• Bitmap Bureau = green flag and great recommendation too if you just want to purchase the rom and not the physical edition.
• Skybound Games = yellow flag (It took two years to get Skullgirls: 2nd Encore for Switch back in 2018 but it finally came).
• WaterMelon/Magical Game Factory = Big yellow flag (could be red flag soon too if their next game is as complicated to preserve as their last one. While Pier Solar I had no issue with, their Paprium debacle makes me trust them even less now. Took forever for my copy of Paprium to arrive and even when it does arrive, I couldn't even easily dump the rom for play on my MegaSD flash cartridge for Analogue Mega Sg. These guys really do not want anyone to preserve their game).

I would had bought this if it use the Nintendo layout. I don't like the Xbox layout that much. It's either Nintendo or Sony layout for me, I was never a fan of the Xbox or Dreamcast layout. I want my face button letters to be backwards.

I'm glad he's going after them, they had taken my money but never shipped out anything. The last time they gave me anything was a Steam key for the game, a game which I already got digitally on Steam and Switch anyways. Also for the next physical distributor he should choose either Play-Asia, Pix'n Love, or Limited Run Games. I know not many people like Limited Run Games but they do shipped stuff, they aren't just going to wait for an eternity on those unlike this First Press scamming company.

It's a good remake but the fact that it's a game key card means I would only limit to buying this on Steam and nowhere else. For third party titles, that's where my gaming future will be at sadly. Switch 2 is just for my Switch 1 games and Nintendo only games, provided they put all their future games on game key card as well then they may as well lose me as their customer.

@a1904 Cause Illumination is an American animation studio so of course it make sense to cater this to American first. Besides the movie itself would be dubbed by different voice-actors in other regions too. Japanese, French and Spanish will have their own voice dubbed version while third world countries like SEA, South Korea, Taiwan, Brazil, and the Middle East would just take one of those dubbed and add subtitles to them instead.

Pickmon, first they are PocketGame and then they became Pokegame and this is their offical trailer? With the amount of errors they had making this trailer and the general high use of AI generated contents, I doubt this will make it to the release stage.

Wow to see Wart and Subcon in this film is fantastic. Can't wait to see what that would be like. This may be a hint that in the third film: Wario, Tatanga, Daisy, and Sarasaland could be next.