Yeah, this one has definitely been made easier for casual audiences. The previous games have a higher difficulty and if you enjoy the general gameplay loop I highly recommend checking them out. (2 especially)

Can’t pick a favorite. But I will say the one I return to the most often is Super Metroid

Would you say my opinion is… unpopular?

I had to unfollow ”politics” because it took over my entire homepage. It’s a bummer because the I like seeing the occasional political post. I’m guessing they drive more engagement and that’s why they’re so ”loud”.

This was a brilliant idea my wife had. She sewed this little cloth sleeve to slide over it to prevent screen scratches.

They did a good job with Wii U’s latency. The only thing that was shit was its range, which wouldn’t be a big deal because you’d only want to stream to the TV if you were in the same room as it. Ideally it’d be a dock that you can physically put the console in or stream to it.

I do love me some unique hardware experiences, but I hate that it’s inherently difficult to port them. There are a lot of wonderful games that have been stranded on consoles like the DS, 3DS, Wii, and Wii U.

That’d be amazing, like a reverse Wii U

…On the bottom. One on the top that can work in tandem with some sort of sensor bar would have to be squeezed in above the R and ZR buttons.

…On the bottom. One on the top that can work in tandem with some sort of sensor bar would have to be squeezed in above the R and ZR buttons.

Yeah, I usually have really good luck with my Circles. Just everyone once in a while the HomePod takes over and wreaks havoc

Nope. Logitech Circle. They’re rock solid when my Apple TV stays the main hub, but sometimes one of my HomePods wrestles control away

My issue is that most iOS apps have that as a feature. In fact, I’m having a hard time finding one that doesn’t.

I’m sure this was just a developer kit and nothing to worry about, but if Nintendo is legit dropping handheld support, that would be a GIGANTIC mistake. They’d be squandering every drop of goodwill they’ve earned with the Switch’s success. Nintendo has found a wonderful little niche making super high-quality games with last-gen hardware that can be enjoyed on a TV or on the go.

I love my PS5, but I still turn to my Switch over and over again because of its versatility

Waiting for this game is painful. That demo was SO good. I’m chomping at the bit to sink my teeth into the full experience.