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It looks fine. The first one was more of a traditional 3D collectathon, and I do love collectathons, so not sure if I'll like the second one as much.

Neil Cicierega is great. Brodyquest is my favourite of his stuff. Smallbu's Baman & Piderman series was also fairly good for the time.

The newest version of Mizutsune's theme was wonderful in the demo. Now the big question remains: will they also remix Khezu's iconic theme?

If they helped out with Yakuza 0 and Nier Automata, then they're alright in my books.

I'll pass on it for now. It looks fine, but there's too many other games that I'm more eager to play. I did like Bravely Default and Bravely Second, but wasn't blown away by either of them.

That poll has a distinct lack of Moltres, or any bird-like legendary for that matter.

I liked Bravely Default and Bravely Second, but didn't think they were that great or anything. As Bravely Default 2 sounds like it's playing it safe and being more of the same, I'll pass on this for now as there's other games I'm more eager to play.

The Lost Vikings is great. I used to play a lot of the GBA port.

They look interesting, though it's hard to tell from trailers if the story and writing will be any good. Anyway, these games are ones to watch out for.

It does feel too soon, but 2022 is a long way away. I'll probably be eager for more Splatoon by then.

I still play my 3DS from time to time. Some day I'd like to find the time to play Persona Q2, Monster Hunter Stories, and Etrisn Odyssey Nexus.

The Yooka-Laylee games were quite fun. I'd like for their next game to be a 3D platformer.

Long sword and great sword are fun, but I've never been keen on the hunting horn. It's great in multiplayer to buff everyone, but I tend to play solo. Hammer and insect glaive are my favourites.

Pokemon sells, and it was on a console that has sold like hotcakes. These games were always going to do well regardless of quality.

Cloud gaming isn't something that I'm willing to get into right now, but I'm having a lot of fun with the non-cloud version of Hitman 3 on another platform. Glad to see that this game is a success for IOI.

Hitman is great, but I don't want to deal with the issues from cloud gaming. I'm picking it up on PS4 instead.

Hope the game ends up being wonderful, though this long wait without any new trailers has me worried that they could be struggling behind the scenes.

Team Super Mushroom. Invincibility wears off too quick, whereas the super mushroom let's go be tall forever, at least until you get hit by a gomba or stub your toe or something.

10/12. Dartrix and Lapras were where I messed up.

D/P were excellent back in the DS days. I'm not optimistic about the next mainline pokemon games (whether they're D/P remakes or something else), but I'll hold off judgement until we see the games.

I'm interested, but £50 seems a bit steep for what's likely to be a fairly short on-rails shooter. If any retailers are selling copies at closer to £40, then I'd probably bite.

That's an impressive trailer. It's packed full of charm, and looks great visually.

It's been a little while now since the Dreamcast was released, so they're probably getting ready to announce their new next gen console.

I always assumed it was a real word. Didn't know that The Simpsons made it up.

I'm a big fan of the legendary birds, so that no legendaries restriction is a tough one for me.

Guess I gotta figure out who my fourth, fifth, and sixth favourite 1st gen pokemon are.

I've not payed much attention to their recent videos, since I'm planning on buying the game regardless. That way, the new things are more of a surprise once I get the game.

With that said, I'm not one to say no to a livestream or a demo.

First I've heard of this game, but it sounds interesting.

I forgot that a demo was arriving this month. That's going to be fun.

With the long wait between the announcement and new info, I am concerned that it could be going through development hell. Hopefully it'll be as great as the first two games when it releases, but I am worried about it.

Looks good. I ought to play more otome games.

These kinds of utterly random and funny trinkets of news are always so uplifting.

I've got low hopes, but who knows. Perhaps they'll amaze us.

The first demo wasn't that great, to put it mildly. But they did respond to the feedback and addressed most of the major issues, so hopefully this demo will be much better.

Yeah, it does look a bit tacky.

Good move, glad he had a change of heart. Kadabra was clearly a parody of him, as is seen from Kadabra's Japanese name.

A lot more exploration, and lots more side content are the two things I'd want to see improved most in the next pokemon generation.

3D. The 2D games are fun and all, but I do enjoy the 3D ones much more.

I enjoyed the first game back in the old days. Glad to see this series getting talked about again, as I'm always up for more 3D platforming collectathons.

Team Trick, since I was in a mischievous mood when I voted.

I'm a big fan of the recent Hitman games, but not keen on cloud gaming. I'll just play Hitman 3 elsewhere.

Nearly always docked. I usually play at home (even before the pandemic), so I may as well have it on the big screen.

I wouldn't be surprised if these weren't available for purchase after the limited run. It's not the first time Nintendo has done this, for instance there was Zelda Four Swords on 3DS.

I'm skipping this collection, but if they sell Sunshine individually then I'd be tempted to get it.

Even if they're easy to catch, I can still imagine they'll be tough to obtain. It involves battling 3 dynamaxed pokemon beforehand, then presumably we'll have to battle the dynamaxed legendary as well. Plus they're probably rare, so will be tricky to find. And solo players will have to endure the AI teammates, who will be fairly useless if they're like the ones in the base game.

Sad times. They've released some great games over the years, with Professor Layton being a favourite of mine.

As someone who bought a Switch and Splatoon 2 after the "final" Chaos vs Order Splatfest, I'm loving that they're still doing them. Team Trick for me, since I'm in a mischievous mood.

The last character was from Arms, so it makes sense to have a character without arms this time around, i.e. Rayman.

Is the gameplay any good? I'd be up for playing it if it's decent enough.

I was tempted to pick this up as well, but decided to hold off for now since I'm busy with Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate. Might pick it up in the future.

It was fun, though I admittedly didn't put that many hours into this game. Course creation is more fiddly in the sequel, which put me off creating that many levels.

That looks alright, but it does seem too similar to Pokemon instead of forming its own identity.

The lack of multiplayer caught my eye. If it means I can catch all the creatures inside the game without the hassle of trading with others (I assume that's true since starters are available in the wild), then that's a big plus for me.