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Some of the moving kitchens in Overcooked 1 were a lot of fun, because you got to move them yourself for example (space levels). The ones that were worst were the ones that changed without giving any indication they were going to, and then completely ruin your chances to get a 3-star rating.

I did beat the original game all the way but I felt like some poor levels, the harsh star requirements and the occasionally inaccurate controls (which thankfully has been fixed in 2) soured what would otherwise be a 10/10.

Good, not great.

Played a couple of levels this morning, it looks like they made some solid improvements.

What I didn't see right away but I was really hoping they'd add is an endless mode or something that lets you do a ton of different recipes (focusing on cooking and cooperation rather than level obstacles).

Hollow Knight! I'm at the final boss (I think?) but there's plenty of stuff to do, still.

Highly recommend everyone to download the Yoku's Island Expres demo!

Gotto agree with @Damo that art style really isn't working for it. Feels so early 2000's edgy with cheap DeviantArt character design and poor animation to boot. Since the Switch has an insane library and I've got a 70+ games wishlist, it's a pass from me.

Iconoclasts for now. Maybe Guns, Gore & Cannoli 2 later on.

People calling games they don't know shovelware is pretty damn annoying.

Yeah, definitely picking this up

I also highly recommend the game, it's such a nice mix of exploration and arcade-y gameplay.

Hopefully this game will get some actual post-launch content cause it kinda needs it.

Picked up Rayman Legends and Furi. Maybe Toki Tori.

Has anyone here played The Adventure Pals in co-op? It looks pretty fun but the co-op part is make it or break it for me.

Oh and I highly recommend Use Your Words as a party game, €6 is a steal.

I'd love it if Nintendo makes another Wii Sports for Switch. Couch multiplayer goodness!

I really hope there's a endless / chill mode where you just have to cook a whole variety of recipes for as long as you want. And tons more recipes.

I'm pretty good at shmups so I have no clue why I suck at this game, but it's kind of a bummer only seeing like 1/3 of the enemy types and bosses. I guess now there's even more content that I can't see, yay.

@KIRO I'd recommend Yoku's Island Express if you haven't played it already.

So, the best Adventure Time game is still Adventure Pals? Bummer, there's so much potential there.

15 hours in, what a masterpiece. It can feel a little padded at times (endless hallways with the same monsters) but the gorgeous environments and unsettling feeling make it all worth it. They absolute nailed it. Pun intended.

Far, far too cluttered.

Hopefully they take their time and finally make a M&L game that's universally praised again.

Hollow Knight, Overcooked, Mario Tennis Aces.

@OorWullie Thanks for the extensive list, I'll check out all the titles! If there's any more to check out I'd love to hear. I tried Sky Force on iOS a few years ago and quite liked it, so I've been thinking about picking it up for co-op on Switch.

@retro_player_22 I’ve been considering picking up a shmup, what would you say is the best one on Switch so far? I’ve already got Ikaruga on the Cube (amazing game)

@dkxcalibur if balanced playtime between handheld and docked is required to keep the Switch intact, Nintendo should’ve clarified this in the manual. Also, those screen protectors won’t help against shell cracking issues.

The blind Nintendo defending in this thread is messed up, but not unexpected. How about the fact that Nintendo’s asking for €100-200 to get this fixed?

@WhirlyWoo Thanks for the link!

@DannyBoi I'm not going to spend Nintendo €100-200 to fix their design flaw when I can get a replacement shell for €10.

17% answering Yes in the poll is a ton, the fact that Nintendo is still charging people €100-200 to get this fixed (yes, really) when it’s obviously a design flaw is ridiculous. I hope the mainstream media picks up on this and Nintendo is forced to do free repairs.

My Switch’s crack is also near the power button, the corner is chipped away and it’s so bad the screw is no longer screwed in so the back panel actually comes partially off. No way I’m sending it in until cloud saves are a thing, though.

EDIT: Also, thank you for reporting on this, NintendoLife!

@OorWullie This is the first time I've realised Frank (film from 2014) is based on a real person

"including the ground-breaking television series Westworld"

Haha what, what's that got to do with anything?

Watching videos of this, it just seems incredibly charming and full of details. It might just be a little bit of a case of style over substance, but I may very well pick it up anyway.

Probably buying this

It used to be Nintendo screwing over customers like this, now it's Sony...

Awesome.

Sweet, I'd been looking into getting a Mario Party game for Wii or Gamecube lately, now I'll just pick this one up. The motion control games look kinda crappy though

As @tourjeff said, this is already proven to be false. Bit weird it gets posted hours after it's been corrected.

Great video, good list, although I do already have most of the games personally I would’ve added Thumper, which is my #2 Switch game after Breath of the Wild.

Before all the Retro rumours I really thought Treasure would make the perfect Star Fox game (arcade shoot em up). I still kinda think they should have a go, they deserve some commercial success with a major franchise.

Twilight Princess reveal. It was one of the first E3s I followed live, they showed exactly what everyone wanted and the audience cheers were just incredible. It’s not one of my favourite Zelda games, not even in the top 5, but that reveal is a masterclass.

Lately Nintendo have been getting way better at giving people what they want (with a twist) but there’s no beating the magic of a live stage presentation. That being said, there’s also no lows like talking about sales data for 30 minutes.

I can't stand the music, personally

The demo definitely convinced me of getting Aces (despite the crappy online), and I've been looking forward to Captain Toad. The others are "maybe when discounted".

I love how quick the eshop is (especially compared to Nintendo's previous offerings), but this is a great addition. Maybe they can add some personal recommendations next, based on games you've purchased.

Hope they bring it back for Switch, I'm loving Jackbox and Use Your Words — the latter even more, if people haven't checked it out, they should. I'll take more of these kinds of games if I can.

Bought a 1080p projector (Benq W1070) a year back for about $400, I can highly recommend that!

@JKRiki Google reveals plenty of pages mentioning "Super Adventure Pals" from way before 2010 (even pages in like 2007), so I wouldn't jump to any conclusions.

Maybe the creators of Adventure Pals would comment on it, but at the very least thing this has been in development for ages and has plenty of original charm, no matter the origins.

In any case, we haven't had a great Adventure Time game yet, so if this is an Adventure Time ripoff... it's really the first universally acclaimed Adventure Time title. Yeah there's a couple of mobile games with pretty-decent reception, but most of those have the depth of minigames.

$15's a good price, I'll probably pick this up, it's the best shmup I've ever played.

I appreciate the article namedropping Thumper, but let me just namedrop it again. It's one of the best games I've played on Switch (I've played like 20). The feeling I got when I beat that, not even Celeste could touch.

I actually think it's a visually appealing game, but the top-down isometric view seems like it would clash with this particular style, it'd be very tough to execute pixel-perfect attack moves.

The LED bar seems like it'd be distracting as hell while gaming, especially in the dark.

I'll get Rayman if this sale comes to Europe

I got used to this in about 5 seconds, it's not like she hasn't shown how badass she is in canon, I'm totally down with Nintendo doing this in the next one.

It doesn't cost much, but you get what you pay for, I suppose.

Nintendo should sue them back for using dpads, analogue sticks, ABXY buttons and triggers.

Stupid vultures, I hope Nintendo just straight up destroys them court, rather than settle.

As a developer who's encountered plenty of localisation issues with characters not being supported, this is hilarious