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My family might be going on a NCL cruise late Febuary and I'm deciding between Epic and Escape. Epic goes Nassau, Georgetown, Falmouth, and GSC. Escape goes to Puerto Plata, St Thomas, BVI, and GSC. I wanna know which ship is better (in terms of food, service, and activities) and the itineraries.

I'm predicting that GTA 6 and the OOT remake will not be nominated and instead be moved to 2027.

• 007: First Light
• Control Resonant
• Marvel's Wolverine
• Mina the Hollower
• Pokemon Pokopia
• Resident Evil Requiem

(if GTA 6 and/or OOT get in they'll replace 007 and/or Control)

What do you think?

A June Direct is almost certain, so here are some predictions:

• The Direct will take place on June 17th and will be 60 minutes long. It will start with a 15 minute segment focused on The Legend of Zelda for it's 40th anniversary
• Eiji Aonuma will open the presentation with an HD port for Wind Waker (for Switch 1) with the digital version releasing after the presentation (physical releases July 23rd)
• A Switch 2 Edition for Echoes of Wisdom will be revealed and will have a Dungeon Maker mode, releasing November 5th
• Aonuma will share some small info about the movie coming April 2027 & the next big 3D Zelda game
• The final reveal of this segment will be the heavily rumored Ocarina of Time remake for the Switch 2 named The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Retold. Also to the surprise of many, it will be developed by Monolithsoft. It will release December 3rd
• The next 5 minutes of the Direct will be focused on Switch 1 games, such as a new look at Rhythm Heaven Groove and the reveal of Kirby Planet Robobot HD releasing September 10th
• Starting of the Switch 2 segment of the Direct will be a new trailer for Star Fox revealing some more stuff
• A Switch 2 Edition for Pikmin 4 will be revealed and it will only include more Dandori challenges releasing August 6th
• There will then be another trailer for Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave showcasing more characters, a bit of the story, and a new luck based battle gimmick, releasing August 20th
• Next Takayashi will mention that Splatoon Raiders will be coming next month on July 23rd and will announce a Splatoon Raiders Direct for June 30th.
• He will also show version 12.0 for Splatoon 3 featuring more weapons, new clothing, and Splatfests in Private Battles, releasing June 25th
• Takayashi will then say, "Please, take a look at this" and it will reveal Super Mario Maker 3. It will be extremely ambitious with a revamped level editor with mouse controls, new course themes, and new game styles showing Mario Wonder and Mario Odyssey, releasing October 22nd
• There will be another trailer for Orbitals with a release on September 3rd
• A big trailer for The Duskbloods will be shown revealing the combat, more of the world, and the PvE mechanics releasing October 8th
• Paid DLC for Pokemon Pokopia will be revealed including a new postgame area and building contest side mode that can be played online releasing August 27th
• Takayashi will then reveal Nintendo Switch Sports Utopia. It will show over 20 new sports taking place in a futuristic city, a bigger hub area, better character customization (+ Miis), and some new accessories required fir some sports. It will release September 24th. (also it will cost $80 with the accessories)
• After a lightning round of headlines the Direct will close with the reveal for the next Animal Crossing game named Animal Crossing: Sail Away. It will take place on a fully customizable cruise ship and it will have a release window for 2027.

Also there will be a Nintendo Treehouse presentation on the 18th and 19th showcasing most of the games mentioned above.

What do y'all think? (This took me 3 hours)

I'm thinking it'll be more expensive than Celebration Key's waterpark but cheaper than CocoCay's waterpark so I'm thinking $40-$60 per person. What do yall think?