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Gotta say, I’m not happy about a bunch of Switch games I already have being “launch” titles with upgrades I have to buy… at least I don’t have to buy the entire game again, I guess, but it’s pretty underwhelming

The Switch is going out with a bang!

The Switch isn’t going down with a whimper!

These are two goats. I put a lot of time into these on 3DS (rip virtual console)

It looks dumb, but maybe dumb enough to be fun??? We’ll see!

Sure, lots of movie studios hitting their 100th anniversaries now. Mickey Mouse is over 90 years old too. I’m sure Pikachu and the gang will be here for a long, long time.

@N00BiSH delisted yes, but people who purchased it still had access to that game. You can still redownload those games if you purchased them before they were delisted. That’s different from NSO removing a game for everyone on Switch.

This is why I miss Virtual Console, man. And being able to buy game collections for retro Nintendo stuff. I like owning games rather than just renting them. And yeah, yeah, I know digital “ownership” isn’t the most secure thing in the world, but I still have access to all my Virtual Console purchases so… feels more permanent than NSO

Just got this today and it’s amazing. It’s got great saving features, filters, cheats you can enable to do things like unlock all cards or infinite money, and scans of the manuals! The nostalgia. I will definitely be spending a lot of time with this. This is my childhood lol.

@SurprisedRobinChu I was thinking that lol. It’s usually not that bad either because cards are slowly doled out to you in most these old games. You can just build a deck as you go, you don’t really need to sit there right away reading cards.

Honestly the reason I prefer playing the old GB and GBA Yu Gi Oh games to the more modern ones is because it’s a bit simpler. Some of the new cards and abilities in the modern games gets to be really confusing, so I prefer the smaller, more classic pool of cards. Can’t wait to get this one!

Surely we’re due for news on the next game. 2024 was pretty rough for Pokemon fans with nothing on the Switch so, here’s hoping they were putting that energy into 2025 and the Switch 2!

This is ridiculous. Gold points were such a simple thing, I don’t understand why they’d get rid of them. Sure, the savings weren’t amazing, but it was nice to save a little money here and there.

This game really fell off. I felt like I heard a lot about it up until launch and then it immediately disappeared. I looked at it in the eshop too and was shocked they had a Wicked DLC I never heard of. You’d think with the massive success of that movie, they would’ve advertised that crossover a bit.

Ultimately though, I don’t think this game’s performance had much to do with the Pop brand. Pop Vinyls still sell seemingly well enough. I think this game didn’t catch because it was an odd collection of mismatched IPs and it looked like a knockoff Lego game. But where Lego games have a strong appeal to kids, I don’t think franchises like Shaun of the Dead, The Thing, or Hot Fuzz have any appeal to younger demographics.

About time. I’m getting tired of pulling nothing new day after day lol. Those last few cards from the first wave will forever elude me, it seems.

Wild. This is the third version of this game and it’s still raking in sales? Why won’t Nintendo make a new DK game again?

@rvcolem1 it really is crazy. Pokémon cards should be something you can casually pick up at a store. Same with fun popcorn buckets and whatnot. But no, you need to apparently line up at 5 am to race with other adults if you want to get new cards. Takes away a lot of the fun when you need to “compete” just to buy products.

As someone who hasn’t collected Pokemon cards in years, this was a great write-up but also confused the heck out of me lol. Sounds like there’s just way too much going on and I feel like a boomer for wishing things were simpler again.

All-Star Brawl is above Zelda!?!?!?!

Forget that, my biggest question is why we never got a new, original Donkey Kong game. It’s insane he never got a new outing especially with the fact Universal Studios is making an entire ride for him. What the heck, Nintendo!

Gotta admit, it’s been a bit of a dud year for me. Little sad to see. I knew I had been spending more time with my PlayStation this year, but I didn’t expect to have less than 100 hours on my Switch! Guess I’m ready for Switch 2.

My top 3 btw were Pokemon Scarlet, Zelda Echoes of Wisdom, and Princess Peach Showtime.

This is what the final years of the 3DS looked like. Bunch of remakes and ports.

Thank you for the honest headline because I have seen a lot of misleading headlines from other publications.

So far this is fun! It truly is a “complete” version of pocket camp. It’s nice to be able to play pocket camp without all the in-app purchases and whatnot.

I like these promo events but I do wish there was some guarantee you’d get the cards eventually. I was lucky enough to get Lapras in the last event, but I know some weren’t able to. Too much RNG for a limited time event.

@kevinm360 Thank you for that. I was confused because I thought there was a card shop simulator game that people actually liked.

I didn’t think I would be so sad to see it go but today was very bittersweet. I’m glad they spent some effort on the past couple weeks with a celebration, though. Can’t wait to see what the new app brings!

No, I’ve already double dipped on this game with the Wii and 3DS version. It’s a fun game but I certainly don’t need it a third time. I’m ready for a new Donkey Kong!

Browse the subreddit for this app and you will see plenty of people who have dropped serious money on it. Maybe not $1500 worth, but I’ve seen multiple people casually talking about spending a couple hundred on the app.

The 3DS games were pretty decent, but I think the reception to the Wii U game did too much damage to the series. I personally didn’t bother to check those games out until much, much later.

That sucks. I hope they have something else in mind because it’s a shame to make this package unavailable

Completely forgot about this guy lol. Congrats?

Pretty sure it’s just RNG and the pack design doesn’t matter but hey, no harm in. Little superstition right?

First 24 hours was great, I got to open a ton of cards for free!

But day 2 now and I’m already feeling “meh” about it. 1 pack every 12 hours isn’t very exciting so, not sure how much longer I’ll keep it up for free. The battling is alright though. At least there’s something to do other than open packs.

Not bad for Sonic! It’s wild how much of the share goes to PS5 though and how little XBox has.

I’m happy with this. It’s nice that there will be plenty to do and the early price of $9.99 seems fair. I’m also stoked I can finally make and save multiple camp layouts! As a free player, I never got to use those club features haha

Wow, they definitely know their target audience. Nintendo just prints gold over there lol

Absolute top tier trolling from Nintendo with this one

Is anyone surprised this merch is getting scalped? Nintendo scalpers are a plague.

This looked like such a throwback to the Wii/DS era of cheap licensed cash grabs lol

This is awesome. I wish more companies would do stuff like this and open up their back catalog. I’ll definitely have to check it out.

@PikaPhantom I agree, the patent angle is unexpected but interesting. If Nintendo’s lawyers opted for that route, I imagine they must think they have a strong case. We’ll have to see what the details are, but it’s an interesting development.

I literally never knew about that Battletoads and Double Dragon crossover. Amazing

I’ve been playing this nonstop the past couple days and it’s such a great collection. I also want to shout out the Punisher. I didn’t expect to spend so much time with it. What a great bonus indeed!

Chao Garden feels like a slam-dunk mobile game, honestly. But whatever, guess Sega hates money.

I don’t see why people are trying to pit this into a console war. I’m fine living in a world where Nintendo and Sony are both putting out fun platformers. There’s room for both, it’s ok to like Astro and Mario, people!

I have always wanted to play these on a Nintendo system but resisted paying the ridiculous prices for the original DS carts. So happy I’ll get the chance to experience the full AA series now!

Personally I think regional variants are a great way to rework older pokemon. I love them and, in recent games, my teams are filled with them. There are Pokemon I’ve rarely used before like Electrode, Muk, or Rapidash who quickly became favorites of mine because of their updated movesets and expanded typing. It’s a great way to make old pokemon feel fresh.

I am loving the Pauline resurgence in the Switch era!

Didn’t expect this! The fighting collection has been one of my favorites games so I’m glad to get another collection of gems