VivianOblivion

It's so stupid but I love stupid *****. Never seen Kill Bill but it's always been something in the peripherals of my life so I might finally check it out since it's clawed it's way into a game I play now

I do think some of the charm is lost just because of how prevalent these games are nowadays. Back on the GameCube that was my first exposure to the pre SNES era of Nintendo but now that everything is just accessible now it just feels a little less interesting but I'm always for more features in games so let's have it

@Chlocean to my memory the combat isnt very difficult at all (at least the freeware version) as long as you don't run from many fights you should be mostly on level for any difficult battles

I remember playing this after undertale way back in the day and loved it back then. been wanting an excuse to play it again

Today I learned I share a birthday with yoshis island

glad I didn't buy one when they first came out because now if I decide to get one it will be a much better version

been vaguely interested in this and it might fill the niche for me wanting a hunter game on the switch 2 but honestly I can't see this not dropping below $20 within the year for a sale

exactly what I was expecting I remember playing corner shop on the DS and thinking it was fine but only because it was super cheap to get used I can't imagine buying a similar game for full price

the size of gamecube games was why I was never really holding my breath for a switch online gamecube app like the other consoles got. especially on the switch 1 which at base only had 32gb on board I was skeptical as ***** that Nintendo would give us something that has the capability of capping out the storage just by itself

the endless over reach for infinite growth and no ability to take accountability for poor management is finally causing the industry to self destruct

I was just thinking about playing Digimon cybersleuth

the artwork looks kinda low quality on the controller like an upscaled JPEG or something

@montrayjak that discount is the only reason I ended up getting arms

@Alcea it's not really NLs fault they're just reporting on what SE said nothing more nothing less

@Jrs1 so?

chapter 4 alone makes the whole purchase worthwhile it's such a a highpoint for the series

@Dragwhite I always forget that's what my icon is here until I see her again

chapter 4 is a definite peak so far I'm really excited for the upcoming parts

I got myself one of the tomtoc cases and have been fairly happy with it im glad there are other options with different form factors though

i doubt nintendo would acknowledge hall effect by name even if they did use it theyd call it something else entirely in classic nintendo form

I've only completed XB2 but I'll definitely pick this up as whether or not I'll like it I want to keep supporting the series to see it flourish

Having the rare replay on something other than my Xbox would make me so happy

This has been the last major N64 game I've been waiting for. I honestly expected to see Donkey Kong 64 first but I'm so happy to see my boys back from the war. I'm sitting across from my childhood copy as I write this and it feels good knowing the N64 version is back officially in some way once more

Sad to hear because I've been looking forward to this far more than Pizza Tower but I'm just glad everyone is safe.

@NinjaWaddleDee calm down son they're just NES games

I wasn't really looking forward to playing this to begin with. Unmodified n64 fps games are the worst to play if you didn't grow up with them, I'll stick to modern remasters if I'm ever gonna play turok or perfect dark

I have an OLED and everything but I've never had a Zelda console despite always wanting one so I might just spring for this when it drops

I thought this was gonna be an Oracle(s) remake at first and now I don't know whether I'm happy or disappointed. Glad that Zelda is finally playable but man I'm really feeling the lack of classic Zelda game design with dungeons and everything

I've long been a fan of collectathons but I felt that Yooka Laylee went too far towards the overwhelming side of the spectrum with Banjo Tooie and Donkey Kong 64. The map feature alone seems like it'll help with that a lot

I've been enjoying my return visit to this game since I first played it as a kid back in 05 or 06. It's amazing how much stuff you forget until it's in your face and suddenly you remember it like it was yesterday

I'd like Fallout 3 on Switch but I'd LOVE New Vegas