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Thought I'd post the whole thread here, since every Nintendo/Gaming "news outlet" out there is making a whole post out of each and every answer 🙄

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I have played around 100 hours of Smash Ultimate and I'd say at least 85% of that time has been single player and online multiplayer. It's really fun to play with other people multiplayer, but realistically I don't do that as often as I'd like. And when I do, we rarely end up playing Smash :(

I look forward to reading your comments about OoT next week!

I tried playing with the Switch controller and I found it to be a nightmare 😅 I should try setting them up to see if I can make it work better. I have an old N64 controller where I installed the 8bitdo Mod Kit for the Switch. It feels way better, but the analogue stick is not in great condition so it's not great for aiming. It's still good enought I guess, but I'll have to try setting up the controllers with the Switch Pro.

I played some Hunters too, and it was fun. I unlocked a few characters and then I kind of lost interest.

I am currently playing Star Fox: Adventures on the Game Cube. I played it years ago but didn't finish it so I started a new game to finish it.

I also started Perfect Dark on the Switch. (again, I played it a lot on original hardware back in the day). It's a good game, I always preferred it over Goldeneye. I don't know if I'm going to finish it again, but it'd be really cool to relive some multiplayer battles!

I love Marvel Vs. Capcom and I didn't really play the second one much. This is a day one purchase for me on the Switch!

Yeah, I've been wanting to play it on original hardware, but the prices are excessive. Will probably end up playing it on Nintendo Online.

Despite being seven years old, my Switch has never collected dust.

Same for me. I didn't expect I'd be getting any more new Switch games this year, but then the Direct came...

I've only played the first one, but I'm starting the second one on Game Cube soon! I still have hope they'll release 2 and 3, even if they're not "Remasters", it doesn't make sense that they wouldn't be selling them before Prime 4.

I wonder if it coming out in 2025 means there's still a chance we see Prime 2 and 3 Remasters on Switch, Maybe for Christmas 2024?

Same for me! I absolutely hated playing with the wiimote. Hopefully they've fixed that gimmick on this one.

It reminded me of Looney Tunes B-Ball on the SNES. I remember renting it with my cousin and playing it for hours on a weekend. Hope it's fun!

I liked the clarification "There will be no mention of the Nintendo Switch successor during this presentation." 😆 Ok Nintendo, ok. We need to keep buying Switch games, we get it...

Any predictions? I guess the Zelda (WW and/or TP) HD remasters could come up, maybe the 2 titles left in the Metroid Prime trilogy get shadow dropped like the first one. I don't have any high hopes for Metroid Prime 4, now I'm almost wishing it comes out on "the Nintendo Switch successor".

I haven't played Origins, Mania and Superstars as much as I thought I would on the Switch. But I've heard really good things about Generations... Cool times for Sonic fans!

I've played most of the NES and X ones, but I've never played the Game Boy titles. So I might install Game Boy on my Switch just to try these.

Yeah, it feels like something halfway between a beat 'em up and a fighting game. I'll have to check it out!

I went back to TotK recently and my previous save was July last year. And I also just finished the Gerudo temple! I think I'll do some exploring, sidequests and improve my armor before I continue the main story...

I would hope whatever team was behind the new Earthworm Jim would get to keep working on it for real consoles/PC, but probably no...

Hopefully this makes them improve Mortal Kombat 1 on Switch 😅

Polygon's take on the deal: https://www.polygon.com/24161472/nintendo-shiver-acquisition-explained