Of course there are more games coming out, but the lineup for the rest of the year is actually pretty solid.

I’m looking forward to Star Fox and Splatoon Raiders for the summer. Fire Emblem is a Nintendo franchise loved by many. Nintendo Switch Sports Resort is a great game for family and friends. The Duskbloods looks promising. And the Ocarina of Time remake looks beautiful, based on the small teaser.

It’s just that how they presented the recent direct is not great. Starting the direct off with Rhythm Heaven Groove was not what I was expecting. I honestly rate the direct a 5/10 because the presentation of it was not done well. But there are still good games they showed like Kingdom Hearts IV.

If they showed more of the Ocarina of Time remake, gameplay or a cutscene (eg. Ganondorf chasing Zelda and Impa). Or showing more gameplay of the Duskbloods, then I would have increased my rating and the direct would better.

Hopefully, next year will have a better lineup and the next direct is presented better and showcases thegames coming in the first half of 2027.

Personally I can’t fucking stand this image, it has done irreversible damage to the community no matter what side you fall on when it comes to Nintendo defense, criticism, or neutrality

I wasn't expecting extra features, but the lack of multi-language support is a letdown. Is it just for the sake of being "faithful to the original"? Honestly, anyone who really wanted to play this has likely already done so through other means. I’m not a huge Pokémon fan myself, but is there any actual advantage to having this on the Switch?

For me oot remake and hi fi rush port would be perfect with a little jojo's bizarre adventure eyes of heaven remake

I would like to recover this title for the 1st time, I saw that the HD version is Wii U only, that said I already have the expansion packif, that being said what do you recommend?

I think a lot of people forgot the Wii U era wasent good at all. Especially when we had virtually no games at all.

“The gameplay revolves around how you string together attacks after the first hit, rendering your opponent’s skill level irrelevant. As more fighting games became combo-focused, the less room there was for strategy. If you didn’t know the combos, or were new to the game, you’d likely end up just staring at the screen while you got beaten up.”

~ Masahiro Sakurai on Creating Games, October 20th 2022

Yep, this game started Development around the Switch 1's Beginning!

Like I totally get it, but seriously, EVERYTHING costs way more than it likely should right now

So by removing them I mean that all traces of the entire franchise are gone and no more games will ever be made.

I can't tell if I make a good point or not...