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Look forward to playing this with my Hori mini arcade stick, as I hope it will match the arcade experience.

Whenever I start playing WL4 I need a ton of time getting used to the controls again, and also I tend to forget certain moves. Then when I got used to it, I enjoy it. But this does mean I don't always feel like playing it.

I recommend playing it in 1 go because of this.

Bought the HD version on Switch and I can't play it. This game is the first and only game that gives me motion sickness.

This will actually make me buy more eshop titles, and Nintendo are a bunch of idiots for not improving their own eshop experience. Thanks so much for launching this!

We have been using a pair of Hori Mini Fighting Sticks when playing Capcom Arcade Stadium: great experience. Had been hoping for these games to appear in the third iteration of Arcade Stadium, but will consider this release instead.

Who is waiting for a bigger screen or 1080p on a portable device? I feel the current switch is already the max size for a portable gaming system. And at smaller screens the difference between 720p and 1080p is hardly observable by the human eye.

More is not always better, certainly not on a portable device in my opinion.

Yes, and maybe include Mario 35 at the same time....?

I bought this recently, and found it unplayable due to the motion blur. The motion blur can be lowered but not turned off. Avoid if you are sensitive to or dislike out-of-focus images. Give the issue a google if you are doubtful.

@UglyCasanova especially the couple on the right. I am sure she is thrilled that he brought his Switch out when they went for a coffee together.

@UmbreonsPapa from around 2009 I visited Boston regularly for business and I would frequent that specific GameStop shop to buy second hand Wii games. They were so affordable compared to my home country. I also bought my first 3DS in the same shop.

MarioKart is a console seller. They will hold off a new version until there is a new console, and it will be exclusive to the new console.

For those that were implying there is some kind of release cycle for MK: there is not. It’s just 1 game per console/handheld. Current sales of MK8dx are an incentive for Nintendo to continue doing so.

Do I understand correctly that this will automatically be included in the usual software updates? No action needed to opt in or similar?

Just some feedback: I had to read the article to understand the language used in the title. It didn't make any sense.

@bluesdance My switch oled doesn’t allow airplane mode when connected in dock.

Blocked just-dance.com and ubi.com on our home network and the unlimited nagging disappeared in Just Dance 2021.

I was actually interested in subscribing, but the nagging made it such a bad experience that I decided against it and blocked everything instead.

@Royalblues no, 2020 was the final release for Wii

I own a NES Classic Edition and a SNES Classic Edition. I have to admit I haven't played with either. However when I recently signed up for NSO, I did start playing NES and SNES on the Switch. Mostly because of the online feature, which allows me to play childhood games with my friend on the other side of the world. But also because I don't have to connect a wired controller and I don't have to walk over to the mini console to press the reset button for any interactions.

So in the end, the service worked very well for me. If I had any interest in N64 games, I would have likely upgraded my NSO subscription.