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Re: Poll: What's Your Favourite Gen 9 Pokémon?

TheBigK

Iron Bundle, baby. It's just so funny, robot Delibird with terrifying strength. I remember encountering that first one in Area Zero and being immediately outsped and slammed. I was like, ummm excuse me, what is happening??

Re: Poll: What's Your Favourite Gen 5 Pokémon?

TheBigK

Gen 5 has so many great Pokémon! Krookodile always finds a spot on my in-game teams because its typing and stat spread are consistently useful. But Chandelure, Volcarona, Hydreigon, and Ferrothorn also rock

Re: Switch 2 Sales Reportedly Struggled Over The Christmas Period

TheBigK

Well it's pretty pricey, comparatively speaking, and with the cost of living what it is, I dare say that the average consumer has other priorities. I think that consumer is also fairly happy with the current Switch and feels no overwhelming desire to upgrade just for the sake of upgrading. It's currently a luxury item competing with other luxury items.

Re: Feature: Farewell, Nintendo Switch - It's Finally Time To Bid Our Old Friend 'Adieu'

TheBigK

Since the Switch 2 is an iterative upgrade, I wasn't broken up over the transition. Threw my OLED in the drawer with the OG and haven't looked back. That said, 8 years is a long time and the Switch has seen me through some hard times. New jobs, going back to school, breakups, mental breakdowns, it helped me regulate over the years. For which I am very grateful.

Bought the OG model on launch day with Zelda and upgraded to the OLED when that launched. Got a Lite at some point just for the cute factor as I love miniatures. It would have been my primary unit if it had TV output. Interested to see what new models of Switch 2 they have in the pipeline.

Re: "If Mario Starts To Show Up On PlayStation, That's The Apocalypse, Right?" - Ex-PlayStation Boss Thinks Console Exclusives Are Still Important

TheBigK

I do wonder what they'd do if push came to shove and the only way to remain profitable was to shut down hardware and go third party. They love money, same as any company, but they're also fiercely protective of their IPs and maintain a strong, some might say insane, degree of integrity. So would they sooner go out of business than start making games for other consoles? Or would they bite the bullet and do whatever is necessary to stay afloat, pay their employees, and keep their investors happy?