It was okay. Pretty clear the heavy hitting studios are still toiling away on their projects after the launch games. I’m happy with my PS5 but still kinda waiting for the generation to feel like it has “arrived” instead of an optional upgrade from the PS4.
Oddly enough it feels like that game won’t even be made by Sony studios and it’ll just be GTA6.
Not sure if you’d consider them ‘retro’, but the Professor Layton ports are all excellent! I think each game is about $10 and the first 3 from the Nintendo DS are available. Works perfectly as they were designed for touch screens. Highly recommend!
I’m excited for this game but hate the attitude Level-5 has with the Switch version despite it starting on Nintendo platforms. Price went up to fund the multiplat release and no physical release.
I think I’m going to play through the first one on 3DS again and wait for a price drop, but I’m looking forward to seeing how people like it!
I’ve been jumping back into the second Pokemon Scarlet DLC! Trying to take on the E4 at Blueberry Academy and finding it extremely difficult despite playing Pokemon since Blue version came out. I’m accustomed to single battles and the double battles have caught me entirely off guard - I need to go back to the drawing board and focus my team around different mechanics!
Or just grind EXP candies and brute force it. We’ll see!
Damn, they already nailed fucked up with the elephant stuffed animal in It Takes Two, almost scared to see where this one goes!
Meh. High on Life isn’t bad, but otherwise nothing too exciting.
Definitely a bummer to lose a service that just rewarded customers for buying Nintendo games, but I buy so few games anymore that they were rarely adding up to substantial amounts.
Still, from being a loyal Club Nintendo member to having earned a couple of full-priced games in the eShop thanks to Gold Points, I’m hoping they have a new loyalty program up their sleeves even if it doesn’t make much sense for them to anymore.