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Please let GG Strive work well. I've been itching to play it for ages, but I have no device capable of decently running it.

Looks great, but I already get confused enough with single-direction shmups.

This is why Link doesn't talk.

Looks pretty generic considering the cast.

Anyway, I'm more of a casual Terraria and Starbound guy.

The majority of this comment section is clearly not the market demographic for these. I and my two kids love all of these.

Time to reunite with my androgynous boy Testament and objectophile girl A.B.A.

It's a legend. It's expected to be retold in different ways through the ages. Committing the games to a timeline will just make it go the way of Castlevania, with convoluted and sometimes lame excuses as to why Dracula keeps breaking his revive-every-century schtick.

Flood alert. Switch processing power critics are now salivating.

$350? The "Bull" part of the brand is definitely right.

The very first memory of the original RE that pops into my head whenever it's mentioned is Chris' very House-of-the-Dead-y delivery of "No! Don't go!"

Ah, memories.

I liked the part in the review where they took a break from bashing the game to talk about stuff newbies to this would be interested in, like fight mechanics and the like, and how those compare to other similar fighting games. You know, like an actual game review.

Oh, wait.

I've been introducing the classics to my four-year-old and three-year-old, so we'll continue playing Super Mario 64 and perhaps Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (for the SNES; the GBA remake is zoomed in too close to play comfortably), as they both like Yoshi. Throw in some casual rounds of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and you have yourself a great gaming weekend with the kids.

Focusing on Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for now. Finishing off the remaining Nintendo time trial ghost races to finally unlock the gold tires after all these years of playing.

Nintendo: "Our property, our right to protect."

People who presumably also own property they wouldn't want appropriated by others: "No."

Sigh, leave it to Sega.

Big Zelda series fan from the beginning, but I'm still on the fence with this one. I'll wait for some reviews before deciding if this is worth a place in my collection.

Awesome work. It looked like something you'd see on a Playdate at times, which isn't a bad thing (and makes me want to see something like it on the device).

Nice enough to look at. The case spine is what'll most frequently be looked at on my gaming space anyway.

Keeping my eye on this one, as it'll possibly be my first foray into the M&L series. The previous games didn't draw me in despite my love for the franchise since childhood. Hoping it reviews well.

Still enjoying Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe with my three-year-old daughter and four-year-old son, who in turn have discovered the joy of being mean in Untitled Goose Game, inspiring me to replay it as well as I haven't finished all the tasks yet.

Also hoping to get a physical copy of Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury soon, another game my kids have been intently eyeing. Better late than never, I guess.

Commendable! More publishers should keep up this practice.

Leaking confidential information is always bad. What a topsy-turvy clown world we live in nowadays to defend a corporate leaker.

Hayato, Venom, Jin, and Tron Bonne player here. Can't wait to actually play MVC2 on Switch soon.

If this will be as good as Shredder's Revenge, then I'm in.

Now stick Mario's mug somewhere on there.

Save-wiping? That also just wiped a rather large customer base: busy people who only sneak in brief periods of play, especially us working dads.

Just got Super Mario Bros. Wonder a few hours ago, so time to fire this baby up and use Daisy of course.

Maybe Nintendo still thinks the place looks like Toad Harbor.

Yuck. Funko Poops, more like.

Have they seen San Fran-sh**-sco lately? This is a rather confusing choice to set up shop.

Limited Run Games?

[belly laugh]

No.

At this rate, we can look forward to their inevitable 2032 Nintendo COD release. Hurrah.

@Shredderlovespizza Perhaps an analogy would work then: a four-foot wimp decides to slap a seven-foot muscle-bound brute in the face just for the heck of it.

Can he do it? Sure.
Is he forced to do it? No.
Can the brute just slap him back? Yes.
Can the brute retaliate tenfold? Also yes.
If so, can the wimp suddenly cry foul and complain the retaliation was too much? Sure, not that that would help since he brought it upon himself.

An imperfect analogy (as they all are), but if that doesn't do it then I wish you a good day and pray you don't commit any crimes.

@Shredderlovespizza Lack of empathy? On the contrary, this is coming from a personal experience as a foolish lad back in the day.

Anyone who commits crime puts himself at the mercy of the law by default, regardless of how that law operates and how you may feel about it. The punishment could definitely be harsher than expected, but that's why you don't do crime to begin with. You've declined the right to complain about what's next the moment you decide to do something illegal.

@Shredderlovespizza This billion $ company just ruined a human's life for petty theft.

No, he put himself at the mercy of the full extent of the law. Nintendo wouldn't be able to do anything to him that the law didn't already allow.

He didn't kill anyone, nor ruin anyone else's life. He took from their bottom line such a small amount they likely would have never noticed it, if they ever did.

This is irrelevant, like saying only what we consider more heinous crimes should be punished. Crime deserves punishment.

Human life is short and sacred.

Apparently not for him, considering he used what precious time he has to do what he did, seemingly without thinking over the possible consequences of his actions.

The jail time should be plenty here, not financially ruining him forever.

This is unfortunately just opinion and ultimately up to the courts to decide.

Makes me seriously question why I support Nintendo after reading this.

This is your right. It should be considered, though, that Nintendo wouldn't be able to demand more than the court of law will allow. The former wanted to set an example but the latter was the one who said yes.

My point still stands. No one forced him at gunpoint to do what he did. He chose to do it despite the possible consequences, which he is now experiencing. Good on him to at least learn from his mistakes.

The harshness of the punishment is irrelevant. Is the punishment too much for you? Then don't do crime. Problem solved.

Sakurai, creator of the Smash series: presents facts

Most of the people in this comments section: "You're wrong."

This looks hilarious. Can't wait for the English dub.

Instantly employable.

We all know the fanbase will never be pleased.

Just recently beat Bowser and rescued Peach in Super Mario Odyssey, so the game's been relegated to occasional amusement so I can hopefully resume the last chapters of Unicorn Overlord. Still distracted by Mario Kart 8 Deluxe as well as Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World on the SNES though, so I'm pretty much set for the weekend.

I like how Luffy's idea of an alternate outfit is a different color of shorts.

Gamers nowadays should be physically fit with all the JUMPING to conclusions they make before hearing the full story from all sides.

After being disappointed with Sword/Shield, it's going to take lot to win me back to this franchise I've been with since Gen-1. Legends, the Gen-4 remakes, and Scarlet/Violet all didn't do it for me as well, so no excitement here.

@WhyYouLie Wow, freedom of speech for all parties involved is the Soviet Union? Kindly elaborate on your views, otherwise just read up on the hyperbole you use first.

It did take close to 200 hours, but I did eventually get around to beating him. This game just has so many distractions.

I remember being surprised that the dragon flying above me was entirely different from the previous three, and then realizing the sad truth of who the dragon was after I finally managed to climb onto it.

Would be nice to at least be told what was inappropriate with my removed comment, at least to know what offended the people here.

I don't mind my comments being removed if appropriate, but would at least like to know why it was deemed inappropriate. I can back up what I said with facts if needed.

Been putting off getting Hades forever, so this sounds promising. I may get this instead... if it does indeed get released on Switch (or its successor).

Juggling both the last chapters of Unicorn Overlord and Super Mario Odyssey, which I only recently got. Sprinkling in some local multiplayer sessions of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge as well. Glad my little ones are already learning to play simpler games, so their dad now has people to play with.

Let's all remember that free speech is a two-way street: the right to possibly offend but also to possibly be offended. It's the second part that a lot of people forget.

So it's now pricier to maintain an X connection for your gaming system. Makes sense Nintendo will choose to drop it considering it isn't an essential part of their system.