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Maybe I missed it in the patch notes, but I haven't seen any posts made about the 6 other Knockout Tours that are blank currently, in-game. So there are at least that many more coming.

Seems like they are planning to do a bunch of free updates if these early additions are anything to read off of. I much prefer paying $80 up front like this.

Title says it all. This game was a classic and I feel like it rarely, or never, gets the appreciation that it deserves. To some the game asked more of the player than they were used to at the time, but I definitely believe that it was ahead of it's time in many ways.

I know the game wasn't the blockbuster smash hit full of iconic Nintendo mascots, but I still really would like to see this game be brought back.

Edit: I was quickly reminded that this game is now a Microsoft property with their purchase of Rare. That of course doesn't change my belief that the game should be remade, it just adds an additional hurdle to seeing the game remade and brought to the Switch.

It feels like there are so many Nintendo YouTubers who cover all sorts of subjects related to the company, what subject are underrepresented?

While people are praising Nintendo for (so far) sticking with physical games, their Virtual Game Cards also deserve praise. Even if they were to unfortunately go all-digital, they solved the “I can’t share my games” issue. Hopefully PlayStation can follow.

Edit: I’d like to clarify that I’m talking about their Virtual Game Cards that allow sharing games between systems, not their “physical but with download” Key Cards.

On the Switch 2 Edition cartridges of games like BotW, Xenoblade etc, does it have the full game including all the patches the game recieved throughout the years it was on Switch 1?

Or is it just the same 1.0.0 game as on the Switch 1 cartridge but with enhanced visuals, and you need to download all the patches when you start the game?

Hello! I have a Nintendo switch 2, and to this day I can only play FPS games with settings that reflect the N64 Goldeneye style, which later I knew it to be considered “legacy” controls in Halo (OG Xbox) where the left joystick is look left/right move forward/backward, and the right joystick is look up/down and strafe left/right.

I’ve searched through the button mapping settings but can’t find anything, is this configuration possible? I’d really love to do this at the system level. Bought CP2077 but can’t really enjoy it :(

Considering everything I’ve heard about the PlayStation six not having physical games I might actually go back to Nintendo in the future.

A few months ago I was thinking of getting rid of all my Nintendo stuff, action figures, Amiibo’s, etc. but not anymore lol thanks Sony now I can be a Nintendo guy again

I grew up on Nintendo. When all my friends connected on a multitude of games growing up, I was the Nintendork. I had my smash bros, Mario party, Metroid, sonic, and so many other games I was so glad to have. But there’s no hiding the fact that I was missing a lot.
As I’ve held onto my love for my Nintendo origins, I see the other gaming consoles developing around me. Xbox and PlayStation shared so much of what I was missing. We had Mario and they had almost everything else.
Cut to now. We all have to buy new consoles to keep up with the times. But everyone else can still play all of there old favs on their new system. When their favorite classic games evolve, it’s not the half-ass bs that I feel Nintendo shits out 9 times out of 10. There’s hardly even a way to stream shows on my switch.
I’m supposed to spend another $500 on a switch 2 for the next good Kirby game? What good is the next smash bros to me when I’ve been so disappointed by all of these other half as sequels?

Fox McCloud is supposed to be a hero fans of Nintendo look up to but in the Switch 2 game and its expanded narrative, he constantly reminds General Pepper of his pay day before doing anything and is pretty rude to him in general. In the opening and numerous scenes, he implies that if he wasn't compensated enough, he wouldn't have involved himself against Andross and that he needs to be paid for anything he does good (I would have almost taken down Star Wolf for free). Even up to the final battle, he reminds Andross it's just a job the team was hired for than any personal condemnation against his evil.

So that means he would've probably been fine letting a dictator take over the galaxy if the money wasn't there since he doesn't live grounded in the Lylat System, and might have even taken jobs for said dictator if he did become Emperor of all per new economy.

That's not a hero. That's a mercenary/gun for hire.

14 years after the release of the last physical only home console the Wii Mini, home consoles are now instead very close to becoming all digital.

Even if everything else blows this year, if we just get these 2 games it's a good year. Dread is probably my favorite switch 1 game tied with TOTK, and my daughter finally gets to play OoT. That's good enough for me. Bless up.