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Nice! I’ve been waiting for this announcement. I quite enjoyed the first one so looking forward to the sequel. I just hope NA gets more physical copies this time around. I expect it will, now that Ryza 1 is the best-selling game in the series.

Did they get rid of the timer, or at least diminish its importance? That’s what my son wants. We enjoyed Good Job!, and played it to completion, because you could take as long as you wanted to beat a level, and it didn’t really matter. Conversely, we played two levels of Moving Out, and he was...out. He just wants to have some silly fun without the stress of being on a clock.

I have 4 Pro Controllers, all a few years old now, and they all drift to a certain degree at certain times. I usually just try to wipe the white dusty stuff off as best I can, but I’m probably due for a better cleaning, so this was helpful. Thanks.

@TheFullAndy Agree 100%. I just want a Switch 2, 3, 4, 5, etc. The hybrid model works perfectly for me.

It’s not mentioned in the article, but my son and I enjoyed the Cat Quest II demo, and bought the full game after playing.

Sounds interesting, but I’ll wait for them to release I and II on Switch first.

I was looking forward to this one, because it looks really pretty and I wanted a chill game to play next. But after this very negative review, and another mediocre review I read, I unfortunately think I’ll pass.

I must be weird, because I played Splatoon 2 much less than Splatoon 1...and yet my son and I still regularly play Arms to this day. I’d be all in favor of Arms 2.

@MT_Silver I would love to see a port somehow, but that’s a lot of feet they’d have to add to the game...

I’m interested. I expect to pick it up unless the reviews are somehow terrible.

Pikmin 4, please. It was supposed to be nearly finished like 5 years ago.

13,410,000 copies x $60/game = $804,600,000. Amazing. This could be a billion-dollar game.