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Re: New Switch Game Trial Now Available To Subscribers (North America)

neogyo

Just checked it out last night and got hooked! Really compelling and unique. Not sure if I want to devote the 50 or so hours to conquer it tho, when I have Octopath 2, Advance Wars, Hallow Knight, Pikmin 4, Eiyuden Chronicles, Persona 5 that I still want to play before switch 2. And I still need to beat Paper Mario and Sea of Stars 😅

Re: Donkey Kong Country Returns HD Swings Onto Switch Next Year

neogyo

@Kang81 true maybe they don’t need the remake treatment heh. It’s awesome we’ll be able to play the full series on Switch now!

Also, at first I was bummed about the Jan date, then realized it makes total sense to drop early next year. Will be nice to help hold us over until Switch 2 drops likely in March??

Re: LEGO Fortnite Is Under Fire For Brand New 'Kits'

neogyo

I will never be ok with Fortnight. It’s the epitome of capitalism, uninspired conquest and unchecked corporate greed in video game form. And it sucks that so many people devote so much time to it , limiting their gaming experience instead of trying out any of the hundreds of other better options. And somehow Epic still lays off staff despite the millions it makes each month. How about spread that money to their other studios to keep them going instead….

Re: Where To Buy Pikmin 1 + 2 On Switch - Physical Release And Digital Discounts

neogyo

Ok, nerdy question here. Wonder if anyone has any thoughts on! If you get the digital bundle, will you have 2 separate icons in your library or 1 for both? Guessing the physical cart will be just 1 icon rather than 2. It’s silly but even tho I prefer physical for major 1st party releases (guess this isn’t technically major anyway lol) I’m just thinking about how I’d rather see each game on its own in my library rather than 1+2 together and 3 and 4 on their own.

Re: Feature: How 'Wayward Strand' Fights Misconceptions To Give Elderly Characters Agency And Dignity

neogyo

Thanks for the interview NL/Kate! I of course agree that real world experiences are the most important. But in a realm so overly saturated with insensitive disconnect, we could use all the entertainment media we can pushing a caregiver narrative. I never thought I could be a real caregiver, then when my partner got ill, I rose to the occasion. And now know what it means to truly show up for someone. Happy that this sort of game can help normalize death and loss and illness, and hopefully inspire people to want to be there for others.