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Good. I'm great against CPU but not online players, so maybe some more lower rank peoppe can join and have an evenly ranked sparring match.

For those just now getting to the game, make sure to also enter NEWADVENTURE and CLEARDEMO for additional coins and prizes.

In a game about throwing turtle shells as Yoshi drifts by in a Mercedes GLA, these are perfectly servicable graphics.

I would rather play 48 additional courses than not at all. After all, it's what the community has asked for for the last 5 years. I'm having a lot of fun, and this comment section can't stop me.

Portal 2 was one of the few games I wish I had the money to just gift people. Once I finish playing my current games, I fully plan on buying these games so I can relive them once again. Glad they're back in a playable fashion for me.

Nice. I'm excited to see where some of these properties go!

The flag is probably just coincidental since Splatoon's box art colors have so far been complimentary color pairs. They already used blue-orange and red-green, so this is the last duo. But a fun parallel all the same.

Kirby is definitely one of Nintendo's more experimental series. I'm excited to give this one a go.

Coconut mall cars move?! Christmas has come early!

It was to the point where, with a side by side image, I couldn't tell which was which.

This is a good time. Anything bad I read in a review I haven't found to be true. Plus I enjoy a good few matches every few days while I rotate between games like Metroid Dread and Tetris Effect Connected.

Oh, this is excellent. Hopefully the first of many to come.

For the price of free, I'll try it. A Disney racer sounds great, and if I can't get over some microtransaction nonsense then it will go the way of Chocobo GP, and be deleted from my Switch.

Clubhouse Games and Tetris Effect are definitely worth these prices. I think this is what I picked them both up for and they surprised me and are now some of my most played titles.

I'm glad they have a new course. It's a surprise since I was only expecting retro courses.

Then again, this whole DLC was a nice surprise.

I definitely enjoyed Dynamax as it consistently felt special when it was used. It was only in gym or important battles outside of the raid areas. It never lost its luster for me, and it never felt overpowered. I could still take them down with a normal Pokemon using type advantage.

Mega was nice, but it felt if you weren't using it every single match then you were wasting your potential. And I can't be tasked with tracking down dozens of special single stones for Pokemon I may only use once.

Missed opportunity to not have 13 hours around the watch face.

Edit: I take it back, they did it for the Roxas watch.

November 1994 - November 1996 saw the annual release of 3 donkey kong country games on the SNES. I'm okay with waiting 5 years for one game I enjoy.

Ratchet and Clank had 4 titles (plus at least 1 port) released on PS2 throughout its lifespan.

If the game is good, the game is good. After launch, the game will just be played whenever the consumer wants. I never worry about these and just pick them up when I'm ready.

Good, I've been pretty happy with the game overall, and volleyball is my favorite thus far. Also, I still have Wii Sports Resort if I ever want to play the best game: flying!

Is there a big difference between this and the GB version on the 3DS eshop? This was going to be a pickup before it closes down.

Ah yes, the Wii U.

It's the only way I can discover good indie games. Generally, if featured, it's a sign of quality.

But how does it compare to Pokemon Puzzle Challenge?! Inquiring minds want to know!

@Silly_G
80 Days was Time Magazine's Game of the Year for 2014, beating out Shadow of Mordor and Smash Wii U.

It was originally a mobile game and is about the only game I've purchased on multiple platforms. It really lends itself to a handheld format where you can touch, drag, and select items and story choices.

If you like the idea of a choose your own adventure book, this is a great choice, and there are a few random seeds so every playthrough is different.

Inkle has been the most consistent with their output of games and I can't find another developer like them. If I need a 5 minute or 1 hour game session, they fit the bill for both.

That said, I do already own both of these (and 80 Days twice), but maybe I'll pick up Sorcery!

Did the list just omit the game that includes Yoko Shimomura's most famous and beloved musical score based on Disney property...

Adventures in the Magic Kingdom for NES

Epic Mickey is one of my favorite titles, but I had no idea a spin off had even be considered. This is a series that deserves a modern port, nonetheless a sequel if Warren would come back.

Given, I no longer have easy access to my PS3 with the Portal games, this is a really exciting inclusion for me. Hopefully the 2 player mode still holds up without nostalgia goggles.

Small edit, Mimikyu is Gen 7.

But this looks fun, and I definitely thought it was a crossover with Cuphead upon first look.

Honestly an underrated generation. There were a lot of complaints about the story not being great, but I loved the simplicity of it and the new Pokemon designs.

I remember being upset about the lack of a full Pokedex, but let's be real, I didn't need to use Beedrill for the 8th time. And I ended up finding new Pokemon I would have never picked, so all's well that end's well.

This what I play the most anyway, so I like that there's a new way to buy them out there for those who don't have the games already.

As it doesn't tie in some exclusive game to try and make us rebuy this collection, it doesn't bother me one bit.

This is a game that I enjoyed starting, but got distracted and fell off the bandwagon. I'm looking forward to finishing it now (not out of obligation, but because it really was just such a fun puzzle).

That sounds fair. I was pleasantly surprised by the smoothness of online, and appreciated how the game continues even if a teammate drops off. That was a much needed feature.

I've loved all of Inkles games, so I'll have to pick this up in one form or another. I still recommend 80 Days on mobile for anyone who wants a quick pick up and play on a train.

I'm not normally a fan of wild speculation but Donkixote is such a good name!!

Enjoy retirement! Thanks for the memories made from all the games.

Let this man rest.

This is what I was crabsolutely the most excited about in the indie showcase.

Skyward Sword was always my favorite title due to the motion controls adding a new level of interaction, so I'm glad they were able to get it functioning in tandem with button controls for a new audience to enjoy 10 years later.

Wingspan's European Expansion, followed by some Card Sharks demo, and maybe a bit of Arms.

Interesting, I think that shows a lot of users here are just a vocal minority, because this surprised me.

But I'm all for them continuing to improve the service. Maybe I'll get it eventually.

I didn't see it on this list, but the Wingspan European Expansion is a must-buy for me. It's my first digital preorder.

This negativity can't bring down my hype for the game.

In the same timeframe between splatoon 2 and 3, Donkey Kong saw the release of Country 1, 2, 3, and DK64

This just became an issue for me, so I'm thankful for this article. It gives me a start to research it, and I have countless HDMIs to try for a fix.

Ooh, what a throwback. Xplay walked so the NL video staff could run.

@KayFiOS I've heard the same about Sin and Punishment too. Amazing that Nintendo decided to not use Fox in a Starfox game.

They're not afraid to take a risk!

The best Starfox game is Kid Icarus: Uprising. Hands down.

Better watch out Nintendolife. A small, quaint news upstart is coming for you. Lol

I bought it when it want on sale a bit ago, but I'm glad it's apart of the expansion pass. More people need to be playing Splatoon, and I'm glad to get them talking about it in the lead up to 3.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons
80 Days (by Inkle)
Untitled Goose Game

Can't wait. Ultimately the board game plays easier, but this is great for me while traveling and I want to play solo or online. I can't say the board game's automa mode interests me, but I suppose I'm glad it's there.