It would be a surefire way for me to seek alternative platforms. I prefer gaming on handhelds, and that landscape is a lot different than it was in 2017.

Worst case scenario is I just get the next gen nintendo for exclusives, and play my 3rd party games on something like a Steam Deck or RoG Ally.

I just want to hear that 99.9% of games will have seamless backwards compatibility.

This expression is so wholesome to see. My little void Midna often reacts similarly whenever she gets some outdoor time.

I can't imagine gaming without them, and I wished all devs went the extra mile to include subtitle scaling/ sizing.

Monster Hunter Tri really holds a special place for me. As a teenager I only had a Wii during that console generation, and there reached a point where I was getting disinterested in the typical Nintendo releases. I wanted something a bit meatier, and I've been hooked on Monster Hunter ever since. Tri also had probably the best social interaction with randoms in an online game that I've ever played, and even in the brand. The Loc Lac hub holds so many fond memories for me and the flagship monster of that release, Lagiacrus is still my favorite momster in the series.

As someone who has never had any interest in Pikmin, I'm pretty impressed with what they're offering here. Also it's pretty neat that the every mainline game will be on the same platform.

Kinda excited for this one. I have no nostalgia for the original but the artstyle of this remake looks lovely and rpgs are one of my favorite genres.

I'm glad that I held off, especially considering I didn't have the hardware to run it at reasonable settings. I'll eventually pick it up once I get a PS5 or finally upgrade my laptop.

I've recently met someone who had a prelude and he had only good things to say about it.

Your story reminds me of my Corolla Altis that is getting a bit costlier to maintain, but is still being held onto by my mom for sentimental reasons. Even now I still enjoy driving it from time to time.

I bought a lift top coffee table of similar quality when starting university and eventually brought it home with me. Eventually had to reinforce the frame with some DIY and now I happily display/store a large chunk of my diecast collection underneath.

It's been awful lately. I generally only have insomnia when I have irl problems so I'm currently trying to sort those out as best as I can and better sleep should follow suit.

I'm still playing Tears of the Kingdom as well. I held on to v1.1.1 for quite some time and duped the dragon parts since they're time consuming to farm. Now that I've let it update, I'm gonna take it a bit slower with TotK. I've wanted to play other switch games for a while.