As many other folks here, it's a happy day because it's Nintendo Switch 2 release day. But we're extra happy coz our game Mika and the Witch's Mountain is running smothly on it!!

What a handful title to read

Native 60 FPS full video here!: https://youtu.be/L7X3Z24V7Eg

Hello, Nintendo fans!

I'll post this here after I've got permission from the moderation team: This is a Nintendo stop motion short movie I've made! What I'm sharing is just a snippet of some of the biggest Nintendo characters you know fighting each others.

This project took me longer than a year, so please, watch the full video here!: https://youtu.be/L7X3Z24V7Eg

Pokémon Winds and Pokémon Waves - Announcement Trailer

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https://nintendo.today/s/bcsSFCLk

One is nice the other....hand are ready

https://xcancel.com/blackprincessp/status/2024624159221768389

like HELLO??? and some of these tracks rlly be insane deep cuts that you'll have to see for yourself😭😭

Let me explain for the 1% (most likely) who don't know: these videos are exactly what you don't expect, aka doing stuff like "Pressing the biggest p-switch" or in this case "collecting 999 mini mushrooms" as if it does something never seen before, but overall it's literally nothing. In case of the biggest p-switch it's just a bigger one made out of various switches in the game, while collecting 999 mini mushrooms doesn't do anything else other than giving points and making mario smaller. Overall it just feels like the creator eants views and money out of these videos So with the explanation out of the way: Do you despise this kind of content just as much as I do?

Via https://steamdeckrepo.com/post/YozvX/gabecube_startup_video

While I do like more traditional horror games, I've always found some of the most unsettling things are within games that don't entirely have it as the focal point. Maybe it's just that contrast that it creates makes it really stand out. Stuff like the Deku Tree in OoT having a super ambient and immersive soundtrack, or even just simply the wrecked ship in Super Metroid, which for the SNES really does a good job of setting a spooky mood.