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I like the jab at the 770,000 casino chips price. I have no idea if that's a lot with the in-game currency, but the usage of "measly" tells me it's expensive.

I still have my Super Mario Galaxy 1 and 2 discs on the Wii, so, no.

Whew, thank goodness there's improvements to the gameplay experience.

The URL for the "FATAL FRAME II: Crimson Butterfly REMAKE" video is not working, it's not embedded.

@OorWullie The graphics, sure, but they would have less anti-aliasing on the 3DS. The draw distance on 3DS, I don't think so, it wouldn't show up that much. Of course I'm taking what you are saying for granted and not as a joke as how the graphics look.

This could been easily a Switch 1 release with a Switch 2 patch to improve quality and framerates. Remember that Metroid Prime 4 is technically a Switch 1 game, with a Switch 2 edition as well.

What do you mean there was no Silksong announcement or release date? 0/10 (/s)

metroid man having a motorcycle was not in my bingo card
(i know her name ok its a joke)

I feel like this could run well on Switch 1.

I like that new Rosalina render on the amiibo box. I wonder if it's the Movie-Rosalina look.

@PeterTomlan86 I saw that too and I like the new render. Probably it's the movie-Rosalina render?

I had a feeling that Mario Kart World DLC wasn't going to happen so soon after it launched, but a DK Bananza DLC got me off-guard.

I'm glad this isn't a HD-2D game. The trend has started to worn off for me.

For a second I thought there was going to be a Pokémon and Sonic crossover lol. But yeah, DLC for an unreleased game from a company that has developed misses recently, is definitely a sight to behold.

I wish you didn't require the additional accessory to play. I don't mind playing a completely red-game as long as I can enjoy for what it is (I just wanna play Wario Land), even without the 3D effects.

The video got privated.

The Gold X Award keychain is hilarious.

Japanese Gollum.

I don't have a Switch yet, so I guess I'll just post this here. While the artstyle is cool, I believe the whole 2D-HD thing has been drying off lately, especially in regards to Square Enix's 2D-HD works.

I wonder if there's anyone out there who might be confused with the last two games of the direct as just one, since they have basically the same art direction. And odd choice by Nintendo (or probably more on Square's part) in making both the last games have the same look and vibe.

I guess it's cool that we can get English versions of games that never left Japan, but I don't know man. I remember seeing the first use of this artstyle and I was like, yeah, this is pretty cool, but then on and on, so many of Square's RPGs have been using the same artstyle.

It feels remakes are often "locked" to this artstyle, so, in some sense, I like how the Elliot game is not a remake and it's actually an entirely new game, but even so, I think like if the game was hand-drawn like the portraits, in a more "nature-esque" vibe, I'd enjoy more and it would probably reflect better with the theming of the game.

Yeah, I know there's the point of budget and stuff, but anyway. At least for me, the artstyle has got old very quickly. It's like how we got so many New Super Mario Bros. games with basically the same graphics (Wii, 3DS, Wii U, Switch Deluxe, the DS was kinda an exception), and eventually people did start to get old with those graphics as well.

Apparently some rep at Square Enix is worried about too many 2D-HD games being on the market, potentially oversaturating them, if it's to be believed from Masaaki Hayasaka's words to Bloomberg.

One last thing, which is kinda of a nitpick, but a big chunk of these 2D-HD games have the same exact type of logo. Big logo written with a basic white font. I find it amusing, to say the least.

The image credits are incorrectly linked to the "WeaponLord" Launchbox page.

@J-Fox "XBAND" was a third-party adapter to play online on Super NES and Sega Genesis.