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No thanks. We had dual screens with the Wii U, though for a game to use this feature, you had to play with the clunky Wii U pad for screen 2 and the TV for screen 1. A dual screen Switch 2 would mean main action on TV and having to use the Switch 2 as a controller for screen 2. It would be ludicrous. I don't think is the Switch 2

More power. Way more power. Nintendo customers shouldn't be penalized with iffy ports

32 bucks feels a bit steep for a solid color t-shirt bearing the Tecmo Bowl logo, but I applaud the effort. Something fun for gamers who don't watch sports ball to wear on the season finale of football each year

Maybe it's the voice but I muted those things pretty darn quick

Having grown up when the franchise was brand new, the ones I revisit most over the years are Sonic 1 and 2, with 2 being my series favorite

Having played the Steam demo, there's no way the Switch is powerful enough to pull it off. Perhaps on the Switch sequel, whenever that is

Initially, I wasn't enthused. It looked like more of the same generic-looking "New SMB" stuff. Then the reviews started coming in and gameplay videos. I still wasn't convinced. Then I played it, and, yeah, it's kind of awesome. I can see what the fuss is all about

@veesonic Oh, wow. Good tip, thank you! I hadn't even considered trying that

@Vexx234 Exactly! I just got so bored trying to figure out which side-quests were needed to progress because the game didn't tell me

I fired this one up on PC. It was kind of fun for a while, but I hit a point in the story mode where the game would not let me progress any further unless I completed ALL the side quests I'd been neglecting. So I stopped. But, if side quests are your thing, you'll have a grand time

@MisanthropyAGoGo Than you, I found your reply very helpful. At the time, I thought I was being too hard on the game... but all that added tower defense stuff really grinds gameplay and the story to a complete halt. I also felt the new visual style didn't have nearly the same charm as those early sprite-based efforts. At the end of the day, had they just re-released the original with widescreen support or something, that would have been enough for me

They're both not too hot, but I grew up with the NA box.
Love this title and had high hoped for the recent HD version, but man... I couldn't even finish the thing. Way too much tower defense, not enough arcade action. Rather bland visual style. I'm with the original all the way

I can see these models appealing to folks who do not yet own a Switch... but for me to spend that much on 'we made it red'... no. It's kinda lazy. Funko does the same thing with a lot of its Pops. "Look, we took the existing model and... made it a single primary color! Money, please."

@RobynAlecksys I completely respect your opinion. I enjoyed RDR2. I thought the characters were well written and the world itself was wonderfully rendered. However, Rockstar's quality control can be abysmal. As a Red Dead Online player, there were several updates (back when they were actually updating the game) that broke the world. They'd accidentally turn off all animals or something. Once, and this was hilarious, an update broke the online game in the sense that no one could die. You could leap off the edge of a canyon and walk away from it

I imagine her to stand around a lot. Arms crossed. Replying to someone's attack (as she does with words in conversations) by pausing for 5 seconds

I'd love to see some preview pages (layout, format, etc.) Did I miss them on the ordering page?

@Donutman Right on! I like your approach. In recent years I've never picked up a MK game at launch. Eventually, they wind up on perma-sale, even the ultimate editions. I respect that fans who love the series don't wish to wait. I have some like that as well. But I can wait on this one

Ah, just the beginning. I respect that the current model is base game and then loads of DLC... but I do miss the days of 'game come out, game done, enjoy game'

RDR2 is a fantastic title and Rockstar does enjoy squeezing all the money it can with re-releases... I'd be interested to see how they'd get it running. I don't envision a full on remaster until the next console cycle, if it gets one at all. Still, if you have a PC and a Steam account, RDR2 is already in heavy discount rotation, well worth a purchase

I've played through the original multiple times and enjoyed it. Initially I was drawn to the art style... absolutely gorgeous pixel art. Nice color palettes as well and interesting music. The gameplay was addictive. All in all a solid title. If you've not yet checked it out, it's old enough to be on sale regularly. Looking forward to the sequel

Target is where I picked up Tears of the Kingdom on release day. I didn't pre-order or anything, just came in early and walked out with Tears and a Zelda fanny pack I'll never use, but it was a nice bonus

I can almost hear the meeting at Nintendo... "What's the bare minimum we can do to shut up F-Zero fans who have wanted a new entry for 20 years?"

Wow, these look super cheap

I'm in the small minority of players who had a nice time with Tears, but would have preferred a full on new entry and not a Breath sequel. Yes, we got a sparse sky world and a repetitive underworld... yippee... but the sheer number of recycled assets was staggering with a price bump to boot. I didn't want DLC, I still don't want DLC, I want an actual built from the ground up entry in a fantastic series

@Spider-Kev Yeah, it was rough. I miss orchestral scores

I wanted to love the movie, and it had potential, but the soundtrack was just the worst. Hoping any game based upon it doesn't assume we want all rap all the time

I tried the demo and was seriously underwhelmed, but the reviews have been so stellar that I dove in and picked it up. Turns out this game is amazing. I was still less than thrilled with the level from the demo when I got to it in the actual game, but yeah, everything else has been pretty solid

@Teksetter Sweet! Thanks, man. Ever since Zen went the cheap route and didn't put Back to the Future music in their Back to the Future table, I've been cautious

I enjoyed DD Advance and still have it for my GBA

I never played the physical table, was that really the music?

Not super impressive, especially when so many of the clips are from iconic fantasy films. I mean, okay effort... but original footage would have been more welcome

I wouldn't risk a Switch on it, but I've had luck using my Steam Deck with off-brand docks. I like the aesthetic here and appreciate what they're trying to do. It is regrettable that Nintendo doesn't often exploit the money making potential in official items like this outside of some very cool GBA and 3DS variants

I avoided the franchise for years because Westerns weren't my thing, but picked up RDR2 during a Playstation Store sale and really loved it. I hope to go back and experience RDR1 when it's on sale, but not at 50

A 13 year-old game priced at 50 dollars SHOULD run pretty darn well on a current console. What makes this newsworthy is Rockstar botched their GTA Trilogy so badly that folks are giving them a gold star for a functional release

I grew up in the 80s and 90s and was lucky enough to own most of the games I ever wanted. I cared for them. Every box and manual was in pristine condition. Foolishly, as new consoles began to come out and emulation on PC and Mac was growing solid for older titles, I sold them. NES, SNES, Gameboy, Genesis, etc., all in flawless condition to stores that often paid me just a few bucks per game. Had I known those oldies, especially the NES titles, would be so valuable today, I never would have parted with them. Though, to be fair, I wouldn't have likely sold them as an adult

@theModestMouse An interesting take. I wonder how my own thoughts on 2 will change after I've played 1

@Lightsiyd I never got it, either, until I played RDR2 and totally loved it. I scoffed at the franchise for years because I'm not a Western fan, but the story and characters pulled me in. Never played RDR 1, though, but I hear good things

Still a hard pass. The game will sell well and Rockstar will learn nothing. If it gets some solid reviews, I will absolutely pick it up during an inevitable deep discount sometime in the future

Buy it if you want. Don't buy it if you don't want to.
This is Rockstar laziness and greed, which sadly, could be their company motto for the past several years.
That was corporate speak. Meaningless PR. Most companies have the good sense not to charge that much for such an old title that is a straight port

I think it's the price tag.
For a simple port with no extras, 10 bucks less than a current gen new release is shady, even for Rockstar

How does it compare to the last-gen version? Dudes, this IS the last gen version. It may benefit slightly from the Switch and PS4's capabilities, but this port will be as lazy as it gets

This is a lazy port that Rockstar has farmed out to a studio that doesn't have a solid track record for quality.
This game is 13 years old and will arrive with no enhancements, no tweaks, no quality of life improvements the sequel benefits from. Unless you're desperate to play this one, I'd say wait for the inevitable discount after it debuts as a buggy mess. If it weren't 50 bucks, it would earn less ridicule, but for what you're getting, this should be 20 tops

Looking forward to their Tears of the Kingdom collectibles whose models will be 75% previous release, 25% new yet somehow more expensive. Excited!

@Pickettfury That is interesting. I agree, they need more people. While Majora's Mask did use some of Ocarina's models, the world was new. Not 25% new. All the way new. Knowing how infrequently we score new main Zelda titles, it was a bummer to see the new one, well, look a load like the last one with a sparse sky world and a repetitive underworld

Well, that oughta teach 'em what happens when you recycle most of the previous game's assets without building a new title from the ground up... money. Lots of it

Hey, we've been trying hard as fans to have them say yes to a new EarthBound/Mother, we feel your pain

At least it's not a statue that recycles 75% of a previous statue and still charges you more for the 25% additional content, I mean, sculpting, additional sculpting

@LikeWhoa I'm with you. The Run style is just another version of the "New" SMB look which has kept every side-scrolling Mario title looking nearly identical for years. Generally, they add animations and increase textures/detail etc. with each new console, but if you cut together clips from the past several titles, someone unfamiliar with the series would say they all look like the same game

Rated M for Mario

The mediocre sprite art didn't fill me with much hope. Sorry to hear it's just kind of average, I really dug Double Dragon Neon