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I always looked forward to E3; but I also never really thought about attending the event. So basically, as long as Sony/Microsoft/Nintendo keep doing live shows or directs; then I'm happy. But for pure nostalgia, I will miss E3 once it's gone.

I think we'll see a secret Mario game that will be released around the same time or right after the movie.

I think Metroid will actually not even come to the Switch. I think at this point it'll be a day one release for the next Nintendo System. So no, I don't think we'll see that in 2023.

Other then those two predictions, the other games that were previously announced will all come out as scheduled.

I've always been interested in the pocket mini golf games. Can anyone speak for them?

Ha ha, I actually have enough gold point to pick-up two of these games in the sale!

I think this poll should have had none and/or all of the above options.

I personally hope all come out. Despite feeling that this generation of games have aged poorly. I still like playing them in short bursts. I would love to play KI again. That was my first N64 game I owned. Diddy was awesome! I actually like it better then Mark Kart 64. Blast Corp was very unique and fun. Those would be my top 3; in that order.

@Shambo Well said! I loved the originals and was excited for this to come out (but like you, not excited about the price point). Now, I've kind of moved on. The reasoning for this not coming out is terrible. Meanwhile, COD is one of the best selling games!

@antisumo I agree 110% with you! Just fix the controls and it's probably good to go.

I fired it up Friday night. I was excited to show my sons this game. After trying if for a couple minutes and tinkering with the control settings, I turned it off. If Nintendo doesn't fix this issue, I won't play it. Maybe this sounds shallow or lazy, but I'm not going out of my way at this point to try to fix the controls, and I'm not holding joycons in the opposite hands. Forget that! There are waaaaaaay too many other games to play.

@Fuecoco This made my morning! Thank you.

@Beaucine I wouldn't call it "datedness". I would call it progression and improvement. I care about stuff like cameras working properly. Controls being accurate and tight. I can live with graphics being what they are if the game plays well. It's not about the "new" factor either.

Plus, how can you say it's the best if you haven't played the other 4 titles?

I think most of the games from this generation have aged very poorly. I've said this in many many post. It actually breaks my heart to say this too. Many of the games I say this about were groundbreaking games when they were released. I feel the same way about Mario 64. It was awesome when it was released but it's aged poorly and is no comparison to every 3D Mario game since. Same is true about Mario Kart 64. The only classics that came from the N64 that I feel can still hold up is Ocarina of Time and Star Fox 64 (best in series). There are a few other games that are okay, but I'm talking about the classics. As for Goldeneye, it was fantastic gaming back in the late 90's. I have memories of playing this with family & friends for hours and hours. Making our own rules, talking trash, watching each other play the single player missions...it was awesome! But when it comes down to it, I would much rather play a modern game in the same genre that controls well, has less wonky cameras, and the challenges of creating early 3D games has been worked out. I'm ultimately thankful to have lived through this age of gaming. I appreciate these games. I have fond memories of these games. I'll fire this up over the weekend, but long-term, I doubt I'll play it much.

@Beefcakeyamato I picked up Engage last weekend. I'm only on chapter 5 or 6 though.

Definitely brighter and less foggy then I remember. I remember having to turn my TV's brightness up to play the Statue Park level. Then after I was done playing, turn it back down to the normal setting.

I like all three!

But, if I had to choose one to eat for the rest of my life, it would be Milk Chocolate for sure.

There's no need for me to buy. I quick weekend worth of playing will suffice. I've said it before and I'll say it again; this generation of games has aged poorly. There are a few exceptions.

I always want to like point-and-clicks but every single time I try them, I walk away frustrated. I either miss some minuscule clue or I over do it with my searching. Either way, I don't enjoy playing them despite the premise sounding like something I would enjoy.

Okay, I got a chance to play it yesterday but I'm only 4 chapters in. I'm really enjoying it so far. I happen to like the art style and I wouldn't call myself a fan of anime. The combat is Fire Emblem with slight improvements. The emblems/rings are cool. I'm not ready to give it a score.

I've been playing the series loyally since Path of Radiance. I decided to skip the last one, Three Houses, because I just wasn't as interested. With the new game coming out, I've struggled with the question of "Do I go back and play Three Houses first, or do I just buy Engage?". On a whim, I pulled the trigger last night at Target. I only had time to do the update and I can't wait to get home from work today!

From day 1, my family has only purchased the ones we think look cool. It's one of the few things we actually collect. I'll continue to buy the ones I like. Some I open, some I keep boxed. The plan is to eventually display in our finished basement.

I wish they were used in games more then what they are. My favorite use of Amiibo is on Mario Kart. I love how your Mii character can wear character themed uniforms/helmets. I always said they should have made an Amiibo style Party game in the the style of Mario Party. They kind of did, sort of twice....but in my opinion the neither game was fully designed around the amiibo figures.

Honestly....I have no preference. I fully trust Nintendo to put out a great system. Now if people buy it and get behind it is a totally different thing. I personally thought the WiiU was an awesome system; but there were obvious marketing mistakes and people just didn't gravitate to it like they did the portable systems and the Wii. I think they found their niche spot at the table of video game systems. If I was a betting man, I would bet that the next system is portable with the option to play at home on a TV. Hopefully with much improved more reliable controllers!

I purchased MH:R late because of my schedule combined with a backlog of games. I finally downloaded it near the end of November. It's been my #1 played game since. In fact, the only time I haven't played it, is the one time I fired up Mario Kart to try the new courses. I'm still very much enjoying the base game with much to do, before I pickup the DLC.

I missed the last one because it ventured too far off the FE path. I recently thought about picking it up and playing it before this one was released. Now, after reading this review and seeing that the game has returned more to the strategy and combat; I may just completely skip the previous one and go straight to Engage.

I try not to bash every single F2P game that comes out. I'm willing to check them out because ultimately, what do you have to lose? I also understand that it's a growing trend that may not be good for gamers in the long-run. This is a tough one for me. There are many F2P games out there that are really fun to play and you can actually play the full game for free if you don't mind not unlocking cosmetics. Some even let you unlock stuff too; but at a much slower pace.

I'm not in the market for buying toys anymore (cool for everyone who is), but if I were, I don't really care for Jakks Pacific brand figures.

I consider myself on "team digital" but I'm not totally opposed to buying physical. In my house, we have 3 different Switches. For a single player game, or a game that has good local multiplayer support, we will buy a physical copy to share amongst the three. For a game that has online multiplayer (Splatoon/the first Overwatch) we purchase multiple copies digitally. If we buy games that only one person is interested in, we buy digitally.

I'm usually very hesitant with any third party controller not made by 8bitdo. However, if this were to work well, I would be interested. I'm also assuming it has no gyro.

Had this on my 360. It's a very fun game but I don't think it's worth $29 at this point.

I like all three! But when it comes to spicy food, there's definitely a ceiling for me. Right now I'm more into sour beers then sweet beers so that's going to be the deciding factor for me. Good luck everyone! I may actually participate in this one too.

Looks and sounds great! I want to play this, but I'm wrapped up currently with some other games.

@JonSpangler Good to know. I'm an east coaster so I'm more likely to check out Florida then I am California anyways.

....so one ride? This would be cool if you were already planning a trip, but hardly enough to warrant spending the money just for this.

Every text book has mistakes!!! This one is pure opinion by the author of the book. Toon Link is what Nintendo calls him in Smash so that's what I call him. End of discussion.

YES!!!! I was already stoked to get those tracks downloaded but the addition of item control in multiplayer similar to Smash....absolutely! I play a lot of local multiplayer in my house and I'm excited to see what green shells & bananas "only" plays like. Also, what's a turbo only play like? Really excited.

I would be happy for the COD classics to arrive and thrive on Switch. Modern Warfare & Black Ops. I played MW 1-3 and BO 1 & 2 a lot on the 360. I have great memories of the not only the online matches but the single player campaigns too.

Still looks awesome. Where are all you haters? Tunes have changed.........I find that hilarious!

I want all of these posters! I think my favorite two are the Toad and Luigi ones. The Toad poster is awesome!

NintendoLand for the win! That's how you do a launch game to feature what the system can do

Who can forget Terry the Tangela!!!!

Hard pass for me. I'm not feeling the visuals.

I'll go back to my selection of my very first Pokemon....Squirtle. I thought Blastoise was the coolest and couldn't wait to level up my Squirtle.

Team Water!

I skipped this when it launched but picked it up on Black Friday at a discounted price and in that "adventure" edition or whatever it was call. I couldn't wait to finally play it. I put the cart in my Switch, fired up the game, played for about an hour and just couldn't get into it. But I went back months later, because people told me it starts slow but once you get into it, it's awesome. So went back and it was in fact awesome. I played through the main game, then I needed a break from it. I never touched it since.

I hope this turns out to be good. I'm excited to find out!

My family loves Amiibos! We never purchased because of value or rarity. We only purchase the ones we think are cool and only at SRP. I would say we own probably 50%-75% of the ones released.

If they really wanted to make a ton of money, they would release all the Pokemon in a time release. Maybe half the size at half the price. These would sell out!

Me personally, I want some Mario Kart Amiibos. Like characters in kart/on bike.

In my house, we own three Switches. We've had issues with 3 pairs of Joy-Cons drifting. All three were the contact inside the controllers failing. On all 3 pairs with drift, it was both left and right. None of our drift problems were related to dirt, dust, or foreign object getting inside the controller. In my experiences, these are the worst controllers ever, as far as durability is concerned. I love the Switch, but the durability of it is one of the worst systems I've ever owned. My left speaker is blown on my Switch too.

@Kyloctopus I have a soft spot for Chesnaught

I already use a different pair. I kind of wish I didn't need to but my left speaker is blown on my Switch.

Do a version 3 and put all previous games on a Nomad. I'm not sure what it would take to make this work or how much something like this would cost, but it would be cool and set it apart from the many other "classic systems" that were released.

All the screen shots I've seen for this game look foggy/too dark/muddy. Does it look better in person on a TV?

You can almost buy a smart watch at that price. Are they insane?

ha ha ha, Nintendo should start selling gloves to play Mario Party!!!

RE4 is significantly better then all other RE games. It's not even close. Are the original 3 bad games? No. But the controls alone, hold them back from getting close to RE4.