@LillyLiliaceae Honestly porting PC games to the Switch is what's made the Switch the greatest Nintendo console. Switch owners are now able to play some of the best games ever made, and it's wonderful.
It's up to Nintendo to try produce games that can compete with the PC ports, and TOTK does.
@AS_12239 Sure, some of the best games of all time came out during the N64 era...
But either they weren't available on the Nintendo systems, or their performance on the inferior hardware made the N64 ports not worth getting.
@SNES_is_Life The only thing I'd take would be the pair of Switch controllers - always good to have extra pairs.
The rest I would honestly be putting straight in the bin.
@oliver_drk@Chris_Dring As a switch gamer, Nintendo fans honestly just have very low standards, Obvioulsy the recent Zelda games and Splatoon are legitimately AAA titles and worth $60, but Mario Wonder, TTYD etc, ppl are kidding themselves if they think they compare.
@8_BitNostalgia I guess - he's definitely a lot more interesting and likeable than Mario...
Buuuuuuut I'd rather Nintendo bring back Starfox or Kid Icarus or DK before they go back to the Mario world.
@EdwardSabaVO Easy.
What Mario Kart has always lacked was interesting characters to play as. Nintendo have some great IPs and it's absolutely criminal that they aren't using any of their decent characters in this karting series.
@AlbarnsDemon @samstolgia What TF are you on about?
Is Doom Eternal not a good game? Is Red Dead Redemption not a good game? Are the Persona games not good? Is NieR: Automata not a good game??
The fuck you talking about.
@nintendude412 Y'all are thinking that Nintendo produces the best games for the Switch and that's just wild.
Sure there are some amazing first party IPs like Fire Emblem and Splatoon, but really Switch players are 99% of the time playing the same games as everyone else.
@KRoolKountry Sure thing.
I posted that those characters are unworthy to have their own pages, and that they also need to delete the pages for King Hippo, Linkle, and Bobby et al.