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I was surprised at how good the movie was when Pokemon movies had really gone down hill.

@Entrr_username by that logic, Xeno Goku should be able to get in. Xeno Goku is a game only character, introduced in Dragonball Heroes, who is not like the manga nor anime goku. Hes exclusive to the games, therefore he would count by your logic.

@Entrr_username Nope, because Geralt came from the books first and was adapted into video games later. If Geralt gets in, then by that Logic Goku would have to get in as Dragonball started ut as a manga, which was then turned into a NES games in the 80's, and the series has only seen more and more video games since.

@Emob Its not that he hates the Witcher games specifically, he just doesn't like Video games in general. Infact when he was offered to sell the rights for a video game, he gladly did it and thought that he made a steal as thought so very little about the gaming market. Then when he saw that the Witcher games were doing massively well, he started throwing a fit demanding that he should get royaltys on the games, despite the fact that he was paid in cash for the rights and back then he was fully satisfied with them. He has sued them multiple times, everyone a failure, trying to get some of the Witcher video game money. It seems like the devs finally caved in and decided to make an extended deal for him, which possibly the writer will help contribute for the games in the future now that he see's the value of the gaming market.

@Kalmaro Sun and Moons win just didn't feel like a proper win after all Ash has been through. While I wasn't a huge fan of the X and Y anime, I honestly think that should have been where Ash won.

@Kalmaro Ash sacrificed himself for Pikachu after he saw him getting severely hurt. Ash also felt like it was his fault since he threw a rock at the first Sparrow, but they went after Pikachu instead. But before then Ash was treating Pikachu like an object, telling Pikachu he had to obey him as his master. Ash risking his life to protect Pikachu was a good start for his character. But again he was still lazy, mean tempered, etc. Funny enough Ash's laziness is what made him lose the first Pokemon Leauge. And how Ash lost the first leauge is by far the most genius way to make him lose. And don't get me started on how Ash reacted to it. He wasn't mad, he wasn't sad, he was just depressed. He wasn't lashing out on anyone else, he fully blammed himself and just wanted to be alone and sulk. That was fantastically done as well.

@Euler At first Ash was going to tell Pikachu to finish Onix, but then Ash said that his conscience was weighing him down and he couldn't go through with it, only to realize it was Brocks siblings climbing on him and begging him not to hurt Onix anymore. Brock told them to leave, so it would have been a legitimate win on Ash's part. But Ash ended up forfeiting since he saw how much they cared for Brock and Onix, and winning that way would not have gotten him any closer to being a Pokemon Master.

It's not really that surprising. Fortnite is in the middle of a Starwars themed event, and at its launch J.J Abrams showed up in the game and gave everyone a sneak peak of the new movie.

@Kalmaro Ash was "Kindof" goodie, but that was after progressing as a character. When he first met Pikachu he treated him like an object and not his partner. Ash ruined Mistys Bike and was completely unsympathetic about it. Ash was willing to cheat Brock in order to win, and so on. OG Ash was rude, lazy, mean tempered, and in a way it was perfect. It helped Ash grow as a character, and the more touching moments felt genuine. Like when Ash was trapped in the Ice cave and he wanted all his pokemon to stay inside their pokeballs so they wouldn't freeze to death like him, but they all came out anyways and risked freezing with him. If Ash had been a saint goodie two shoes that moment wouldn't have been as impactful, it truly showed how much Ash had progressed as a character from day 1.

@Kalmaro I was sad. OG Ash was fantastic, but after Takeshi stopped writing for the series Ash had taken such a wrong turn in his character. Now he's just an unbelievably nice goodie two shoes.

Sad Takeshi stopped writing for the anime when he did. The series seriously declined in quality after he had left.

This list doesn't make sense by any account. Is it by most popular games? Because I'm fairly certain Undertale would have made it on this list due to its massive popularity. Is it by the games that generated the most money? Because there are a ton of other mobile games that surpassed Pokemon go in terms of profit. Is it by fan favorite games? Still missing a ton of very popular fan favorites that would go on this list above others listed. It just seems like this list was made by them pulling in the janitor and asking him to quickly say the first 10 games he could think of. That's the only way this list would make any sense.

@retro_player_22 Krampus needs to be a playable character

Hold up, you mean I could be playing the Switch WHILE i'm making food? Nintendo chose to advertise to the right market. I'm buying 10 Switchs and 2 Sandwichs

@Pod its Ridley at his most Ridley. You litteraly can not get anymore Ridley than how he looks. If so then i want to see what youd consider a good Ridley design. Because hes the closest youll get. I can understand your opinion of not liking him, but to claim its his most boring form yet when he is a straight up 3D model of his original design, yea no I honestly fail to see how he is anything less than Ridley.

@Pod the design of ultimate is Litteraly an upgrade from Smash WiiU. Hell it reuses a ton of assets from WiiU. Also calling it the worst looking game in the series doesnt work well when you can compare the melee stages to their visually enhanced counterparts in Ultimate. Also what do you mean Ridley looks terrible, hes the best hes ever looked. If you mean he has an ugly design, then yes Sakurai perfectly nailed Ridley in every way. Ridley is a grotesque monstrosity, he isnt meant to look "Good" also you cant expect Ridley to look like he came from the same series as Animal Crossing. Sakurai perfectly nailed his look, as well as everyone else like K Rool and Simon.

@gaga64 never heard of it, but it definitely sounds close to what i was wanting.

@Octane its criminal that Nintendo Land was never ported to Switch. It honestly had a ton of fantastic minigames. I absolutely loved the Balloon Fight minigame from it. Though thats more of a modern day balloon fight, minus the fighting, and less of a traditional platformer which id like to see Balloon Fight adapted too.

@WiteWulf doesn't seem so. Theres another code that was released a few weeks back that people can still use. So it should be good.

Ash and Go made me hesitant about this toy line, but the Pokemon themselves actually look great. Id love to collect the starters. But Ash and Go could have used a bit more work.

@Pod qhats wrong with the art direction in Smash? Everything looks amazing. Heck every 3rd party character added looks 100x better than how their original companies have been portraying them. Go compare Ryu and Ken to their street fighter 5 models, or Banjo to his Nuts and Bolts model.

@diwdiws Yes he absolutely is. Sakurai knows how to push a system to its limits. Go play Kirbys Adventure, its by far one of the highest quality NES games. Then you have Super Smash Brothers Brawl, a game that pushed the Wiis limits so hard that it wouldnt even run on older Wii models, so Nintendo had people send in their Wiis free of charge in order to upgrade them to be able to play the game. Sakurai knows his stuff.

I wish Ball Guy was a secret final boss, similar to how Red was in Gold and Silver. I know for a fact Ball Guy has to be a Pokemon Master, now show me his ball themed team!!!

I would kindof love if Nintendo made a modern-day Balloon flight platformer. Where you can navigate stages using your balloons as a lift, and having your balloons work as extra hits. If you run out of balloons, a single hit can kill you, with the game allowing you to stock up on around 5 balloons or so. It could lend itself to some creative platforming.

@Zeraki I believe male Byleth is the poster child for this game. Similar to how female Corrin was the poster child for Fire Emblem Fates. I believe with each new game they'll be swapping which gender the Custom character is featured more, just like how Male Robbin was featured more for Fire Emblem Awakening.

Spongebob: "Who's a good boy, who's a good boy, who's a good boy"

Glad to see they're still supporting the Labo VR well. Still makes me hopeful that more games in the future will get VR updates. Luigis Mansion 3 would honestly work very well in VR with how the camera works in that game. Much better than BOTW's constantly. moving camera

@Smash_kirby again source? Because if your referring to the DLC reveal there was nothing said about there not being any story DLC, it just focused on talking about this DLC. and if your referring to something else, i'd like a link to where they deconfirmed story DLC.

@Smash_kirby Source?

@BenAV Then why specifically call it the multiplayer packs, and not just refer to it as standard DLC? Normally this naming convention is used to differentiate DLC packs. Such as Mario Rabbids Challenge Packs vs its Story DLC. Obviously if Story DLC is coming then it wouldn't be announced for a while, it usually takes about a year after release to announce a big DLC like that. But the fact that its specifically called the multiplayer pack makes me hopeful some DLC single player expansion is in the works for the game.

@KingBowser86 Its not incomplete though. Luigis Mansion 3 came out a fully complete game, this is just additional DLC expanding upon the multiplayer aspects. This is how DLC is done right.

Since this is referred to as the "Multiplayer" packs, does that suggest that a new Single Player Expansion Pack will arrive afterwards? Given that a ton of mainline Nintendo games has gotten story DLC, (Splatoon, BOTW, Mario and Rabbids, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, FE 3 Houses) I'm very hopeful the fact that its called the Multiplayer pack, specifically, means new story DLC is on the way.

The fact that Pokemon Go is on these lists at all shows how big of an achievement it was given how late it was released in the decade. If the game had the same momentum it had when it launched I guarantee it would have ranked number 1 on most of those lists. But I don't think they could have done anything to keep everyone's attention. Like all fads it got overhyped for a few months, then everyone moved onto the next trend. Atleast a good chunk of the playerbase stayed.

@Kalmaro I mean, Pokemon Go doesn't have a National Dex

Honestly, I'm not surprised after her rather unsavory tweets about her feelings on the immigration laws on Nook Island. She gave camping a whole new meaning

Ok on one hand, this is good news as its sticking purely to the source material. But on the other, its never bad to look at separate adaptation and take notes on what it had improved upon. An example of this is the Dragonball Super Broly movie during the Bardock story. Toriyama didn't make the Bardock special, so for years it was non-canon. Toriyama then went on to make Dragonball Minus, however it didn't focus on Bardock and fans didn't like the alterations made. Then when it came to making the Broly movie, Toriyama wanted to bring his Dragonball Minus story to the big screen however he kept the feedback about Dragonball Minus in mind so he looked at the Bardock special and took more inspiration from that. And, for the most part, him taking inspiration from the Bardock special improved upon aspects of the Dragonball Minus Story. The same could apply here, where they could look at the games and see how they improved upon the story. Perhaps then creating a story that perfectly balances the source material, and the changes the games made that improved upon it. Making a perfectly balanced show.

@Grumblevolcano Also what do you mean Luigis Mansion 3 was a WiiU game, there's no way that game took 4-6 years to make. Especially since games being developed exclusively for Switch, like Mario Odyssey, had already finished and came out. LM3 had to have been put into development after the Switch was out, you don't expect me to believe it was in development before Mario Odyssey, before Mario Rabbids, Before Yoshis Crafted World, before Kirby Star Allies, and the list goes on.

@Grumblevolcano You're right, Twilight Princess was delayed to the Wii, which the Wii also got a second Zelda game in the form of Skyward Sword. The Switch got BOTW delayed to it, and not its getting BOTW 2 made for it. Which again furthur shows that Nintendo can have an entry of a series be a launch title, yet down the line make a new entry of the series for the same system.

@Grumblevolcano Again Mario Kart wii is still selling well, and was still selling amazingly when MK8 released. Not to mention the WiiU has already deemed a massive failure before MK8 came out, so by your logic, Nintendo shouldn't have even bothered making Mario kart 8. It's not about the sales figures alone, as those do not dictate what projects get made. Remember that Luigis Mansion 2 came out during the year of Luigi, which was the worst financial year Nintendo has had, it was an absolutely horrific time period for the company. However, they still went on to make Luigis Mansion 3 despite the horrificly bad year 2 released in.

@Grumblevolcano Thing is, Nintendo has never re-released a Mario Kart before. Every system up till now has had brand new Mario karts, but never a port. And since MK8 is about 5 years old now, perhaps they are beginning to look into a new Mario Kart installment. (And I know MK8 is still selling like hot cakes, but so has Mario Kart Wii for the past 10 years. Not to mention that almost everyne and their grandma owns MK8 Deluxe by now. So releasing a brand new title down the line would rake in money from people who already bought Mk8, but are hyped for the next experience.

Labo VR is the only kit I think i'd put to any good use. Especially if Nintendo feels like adding in more VR support for existing games. I can even see Metroid Prime 4 getting an option for Labo VR support.

@Kalmaro Give 3 Houses credit that you only needed to buy the 1 game to experince all of the story. And having multiple branching paths for the story does add to its immense replay value. Fates should have just been 1 whole game with multiple branching paths like 3 Houses. But even then that doesn't save it from its terrible writing.

@Kalmaro I believe Awakening is also a unanimously loved game as well. Apparently enough that for the past several years they just could not stop shoving FE Awakening stuff in everything FE related lol. But I just don't understand how they messed up so badly inbetween the 2 beloved entries.

I'm really surprised at how everyone unanimously loves this entry in the series. I thought the series had run out of goodwill when Fates came out. But I'm glad they managed to turn things around.

Everybody mentions Bravely Second, but would that game happen to be one of those 1.5 games, or a prequel, or a non-canon experience? If they are making a Bravely Default 2, then it would have to be one of those.

Now, THIS is how a sequel to E.T should be.

It was Iwata's last request from Sakurai, and you can tell Sakurai poured his all into making it. Iwata pushed Sakurai to make Smash Brothers against the will of Miyamoto who disapproved of it, but sadly he could not live to see this entry finished

Oh boy, the skins literally nobody wanted. You could replace all 3 with the Mandalorian with Baby Yoda on his back and maybe I'd consider forking over real money.

If it was a straight up animated movie, then maybe. The Rabbids TV series on Nickelodeon was actually much better than it had any right to be. But a Live-Action movie? Why does it need to be a mix of live action? What could it possibly gain from a storytelling standpoint that couldn't have been done from it being just animated?

Ok....but why? The TellTale Batman games don't really work as Noir storys given their more modern storytelling. Plus the games were made more around color as a visual storytelling point. So, all in all, it seems like a pointless edition that is not worth $5 at all. And at the very least it should have been a free update for those who already owned the games.