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@Axecon I doubt it's too taxing for him, he does the voice quite often when he's a guest at a convention or other fan meet n greets where he doesn't "have to", and he is a voice actor, so unless he is retiring, which he has stated he is not, then he's likely still doing voices.

I bought Gulikit's KingKong Pro Controller and am continually impressed with it. I use it for both my Nintendo Switch and for gaming on my PC. I'm definitely willing to give these joysticks a shot in my old drifting joycons.

@Anti-Matter I remember this too, the world felt kinda lifeless and boring, which is definitely not what you want in a game called "A Wonderful Life". I played quite a few Harvest Moon games, but this one always struck me as a little "lonely" feeling.

@Tangerine There's some Nintendo Physical Switch collectors on Facebook and Reddit who are actually working on cataloguing the pre-update version of games on physical cartridges so collector's know which versions to go for.

This is a fun albeit simple puzzle game, and yeah it kinda oversells itself with the lewd part which isn't really involved in any way during the main gameplay and is merely a reward gallery. Several of these puzzle/arcade adult games have made it to Switch lately, although most are actually more censored than their PC counterparts.

Producing artificial scarcity is hardly the ideal method of preserving the legacy and accessibility of classic games? It's ironic this article uses Shantae as an example when by the time Switch collectors were even aware that they could own the entire Shantae series on Switch, the third game, Pirate's Curse which released years earlier by LRG was already fetching $200 on the secondhand market making most collector's dream of a "full physical Shantae collection" just a pipe dream.

It wouldn't be much of a problem but LRG by nature of their business model will never do a second batch reprint of their games, and often have exclusivity within select regions meaning that the only way to acquire these games physically in the future is through second-hand means, and with only a small handful of exceptions, the majority of these titles prices have inflated due to their scarcity, with many resellers specifically buying them to take advantage of this scarcity.

Character models look pretty rough, but I'll be honest I never played Grand Theft Auto for the characters, so that alone isn't a deal breaker.

@samuraicop The other BG ports on Switch are fantastic, they are enhanced versions of the original game with expanded content, updated UI, and even the console versions got a lot of special love in regards to it's control scheme. For $30 I think the BG1/BG2 Enhanced Editions are extremely worth it as they are collectively like 50+ hour games with loads of replayability.

I do however think $30 is a bit steep for this particular re-release since it isn't even really a remaster, I will still get it as I love those games, but yeah asking the same price for this as the dual pack for BG1/BG2 is a bit crazy, especially if there's no physical.

Since you can play Skyrim, Dragon's Dogma, The Witcher 3, and Kingdoms of Amalur on Switch already, I don't really see much point for a cheap knock-off. I'm willing to give every game a chance, but one look at the Steam reviews for this game are rather... unkind.