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How can Drifblim not be on the list?

I got back on Final Fantasy X and I've been loving it.

I'm still hunting shinies on Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and I'm still enjoying some Splatoon 2 and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate with friends. I also tried Valve's Dota Underlords. It's highly addictive and I hope it's coming on Nintendo Switch soon.

I'm trying out Arena of Valor. It seems to me that it's as exciting as DotA and LoL were back then. Let's see if it will keep me hooked. I'm still trying to finish Pokemon Moon and I'm exploring thw world of Xenoblade Cronicles 2.

I'm still trying to finish Pokémon Moon and I just downloaded Hyper Light Drifter. The music and art of latter seems amazing and I'm hoping I'll like the gameplay as much.

Hadn't Stoic announced that they won't come out physical?

Beautiful artwork and a logical evolution of the Alolan style 😍

WIG SNATCHED!

I used to wish for the addition of trades on Pokemon GO some years ago. I only started playing again cause I wanted to be ready for Pokemon Let's Go and most of my friends have already quit the game. It's a good addition but I think it's a little late to be of any use (at least to me). Maybe this trade system could be useful as a trade system for Pokemon Let's Go when you don't want to bring your Nintendo Switch with you or it maybe utilized by people that they don't want to pay for Nintendo Online Services just for trading Pokemon.

Yay to that! Maybe most of the people bought Nintendo Switch for the first party exclusives but who wouldn't love even more third party games, especially if they are published at the same time as the other consoles' versions.

I tried Pokemon Quest for my free casual game for the commute or for some downtime before I go to sleep, but even If I regard myself a Pokemon fan I prefer playing Fallout Shelter. I have never played any Fallout game but I love micromanaging a city or a shelter in this case, sending my troops on quests and upgrading shelter's facilities.

@GamingDude800 I'd like to thank you for finding my comment funny; furthermore, I wouldn't buy these games even if they were available today but I might give them a try now that they'll be coming with a service I'll definitely use.

I'm ready for that! I was already planning to use the NSO for online multiplayer games, having the chance to play some old classics from an ever expansive library is a welcome addition. I only wish that the NSO will be stable enough for modern games, too.

I think I prefer the old format of small Nintendo Direct. I love that they are designed like special surprise events. I also like that they indeed are most of the times fine-tuned, sweet and informative.

I'm sorry but this seems boring and slow.

I really enjoyed Banner Saga this weekend, since I hadn't tried it before. I think it's my new favorite indie game by now. I's quite an entertaining Viking story in one of the most beautiful settings I've seen lately. The controls are questionable at times but they are far from game-breaking. The only serious con is that I sometime had hard time targeting the right unit.

It seems interesting so far.

Looks very interesting. If the price is right maybe I'll give it a try.