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Definitely Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. I probably have a million hours clocked into that game by now.

I had this game pre-ordered just for Power Stone 2 alone since it's one of my favorite games of all time. But I had to cancel it when I heard it was the arcade version and not the console version. Which means it won't have the Item Shop to combine and get new items and Power Stone 2 is admittedly pretty bare bones without it.

I wish they would just port or remaster Power Stone Collection so it's not stuck on the PSP/Vita anymore. I don't know why they haven't done that yet.

@Princess_Lilly Or I could just not waste my limited time and money on a game I know I won't enjoy that much. That seems like a better strategy to me.

I won’t be doing that much gaming today since I’m going to my nephew’s birthday party and a cookout after that. So maybe some Smash Ultimate when I get back home but that’s really it.

But tomorrow I will definitely be continuing TTYD for sure.

I'll be continuing TTYD this weekend.

I'm still fairly early into the game so I'm not going to vote yet. But so far it seems like a solid 8/10. My score will most likely change as I play through it more though.

I really like both. But if I had to choose one it would be the NA/JP box art with it being more aesthetically pleasing.

My copy of TTYD arrived yesterday so it'll be a Paper Mario weekend for me.

Hopefully it would be a new 3D DK.

3DK if you will.

I got it pre-ordered from GeekAlliance and it says my order is ready to ship so hopefully I'll get to say that I'm playing TTYD this weekend like I'm sure almost everyone else will.

I'm still so grateful to @ArcadianLegend99 for providing that link.

@PikminMarioKirby Honestly, only taking one request at a time from the Trouble Center does sound pretty frustrating so I think a 9/10 is fair.

Nah, LeBron is too OP for Mewtwo to beat.

@Clyde_Radcliffe Wait... this game never released in Japan? That's very surprising.

I guess that shows how confident SEGA were about this game doing well.

Both aren't very good, but if I had to choose I'd go with NA's box art because AiAi looks less uncanny.

It'll be a pretty busy weekend for me so I'll most likely only be able to squeeze in some game time for Smash Ultimate and Sand Land.

Thankfully I didn't pre-order my copy from either of them. 😌

Nothing for me until next week when Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door releases next week.

$60 for art cards, pins, and a gold cartridge that doesn't even work on an NES. Yeah, no thanks I'll pass.

@Spider-Kev Nope, it's not.

Definitely Japan's box art, it looks a lot cooler in comparison with the NA/EU one.

I'll be continuing Sand Land, Rainbow Cotton, and Little Kitty, Big City this weekend. With a side of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate because that's my favorite game on the Switch.

This week will be Rainbow Cotton (Steam) and Little Kitty, Big City (Steam).

But for Animal Well I think I’m going to wait for a deeper sale than it’s on right now since it’s a metroidvania and a puzzle game. Which are two of my least favorite genres.

I had a feeling there would be some frame rate drops. So I’ll definitely get this on Steam instead.

I’m not just ready, I’m ready, Freddy.

Not into point and clicks but man this game looks gorgeous.

@LadyCharlie Eh, I’d say $20 is a fair price with the crispier cutscenes and QoL improvements this remaster received.

Despite the flaws I think I’m still going to buy this. It still looks pretty fun to me and it’s only $20 so it’s not like I’d be losing a lot of money if I didn’t like it anyway.

What I do hate though is that the only way to get a physical copy of this game is buying it from Strictly Limited.

@MarioBrickLayer It unfortunately won’t have any of the games in full.

@Lizuka Welp, that’s a shame. 😕

Not something that’s for me since I’m bad at like every NES game. It also seems like you’d have to be a speed runner to get the most out of this.

But hopefully whoever ends up buying this enjoys it nonetheless.

Unfortunate but not surprising to hear that it doesn’t run well on the Switch. So I think I’ll wait for patches to roll out for the performance and inconsistent hit boxes and buy it on PS5 on a sale.

This definitely doesn’t give me hope that Rainbow Cotton and Little Kitty, Big City will run well on the Switch either.

It’s good to know that Paper Mario is only 5GB because my copy won’t ship from GeekAlliance until its release day so I might be downloading the game as well.

The NA/EU box art by a long shot. The Japanese version looks too bland, in my opinion.

This weekend I'll be playing Sand Land and also Poison Control because it was on sale for $4 and I was curious too see how bad reviews say that game is. And I'm sure I'll fit in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate somewhere since I play that game almost everyday.

@Advantage That would be pretty funny if it actually did come with a cardboard box. I mean, if Nintendo can sell cardboard, then why not this game too?

Well, that's definitely creative I'll give it that. 🤣

@OwenOtter

Fortunately I don't really care about playing games online so that negative about the online being a barren wasteland doesn't bother me. So I'll definitely buy this eventually. On the wishlist it goes!

Well deserved, it's a really fun game.

Very excited to play TTYD and Rainbow Cotton this month and also Little Kitty, Big City depending on how well it runs on the Switch.

June is a pretty dry month for me though, with only two games that I might buy depending on reviews being: Astor: Blade of the Monolith and Super Monkey Ball: Banana Rumble.

As long as the game isn’t a stuttering mess then I am completely fine with 30fps. It’s not like an RPG needs 60fps anyways.

Another game to add to my ever growing wishlist.

Dang, I was hoping it would’ve at least been good. Oh well, looks like I’ll be saving $50 this week.

The two games that I know I'm definitely getting next month are Paper Mario and Rainbow Cotton.

For Endless Ocean: Luminous, I'm still waiting on more info on whether or not the single player is any good or not (if it even has one in the first place) and if the framerate and online are actually stable.

For Little Kitty, Big City, I need to find out how well it runs on the Switch before buying it since I don't have a Series X and I doubt my laptop will be able to run this game well.

@FishyS That's interesting; I never knew that before.

I'll be finishing the rest of Dadish 3D and then I'll be playing the Sand Land demo since Amazon isn't delivering my copy until Monday.

After seeing how much praise this game is getting from these previews I’ve decided to go ahead and pre-order it.

Looking forward to finally experiencing TTYD for the first time.

@Azura Oh yeah, that’s another game that’s missing too for some reason. That and Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- Sweep the Board! as well.

It’s odd that Dadish 3D isn’t an option.

@ArcadianLegend99 That’s a really good deal. Thank you for the link.