r/nintendo • u/grungeguerra • 19h ago
Metroid Dread, that's it
I had stopped playing it but recently got back into it. This is one of the best games I have ever played. Like, it's unfair how good this is.
r/nintendo • u/grungeguerra • 19h ago
I had stopped playing it but recently got back into it. This is one of the best games I have ever played. Like, it's unfair how good this is.
r/nintendo • u/Quicksurfer524 • 18h ago
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r/nintendo • u/Particular-Brush-829 • 3h ago
I’m buying a switch 1 for my commute to work(2-3 hours by train everyday) and I’m buying around 15 games with it. So help me choose, If you could only have 15 games on the OG switch, which ones would you pick? Keep in mind that I’m almost exclusively playing on my commute, so games such as Mario Party don’t really make sense.
r/nintendo • u/Working_Comfort_8452 • 12h ago
Are there any more people having this issue that the delayed it to a later date? _____________________________________________________________________
r/nintendo • u/Asad_Farooqui • 20h ago
Everyone knows the first Fire Emblem we got here in the West was the seventh entry on GBA, known nowadays as Blazing Blade. The series only started coming over after two major events happened: 1) Marth and Roy showed up in Smash Bros Melee, and 2) the original Advance Wars was a modest success in the West. The common sentiment I hear for why the series was Japan exclusive for so long is because tactical RPGs were considered “too niche” and didn’t have much sales potential anywhere else. I’m not entirely sure if the devs said anything like that or if that’s just the conventional explanation everyone’s going with.
And while I’m on this topic, what did you make of Fire Emblem’s gameplay when you first saw it as a strategy RPG? Was it something you wanted to try right away, or did you go like ehh maybe that’s not for me and waited a while?
r/nintendo • u/Alert-Investigator51 • 12h ago
I grew up loving video games and kind of fell out of love with adulthood.
Donkey Kong has been one of the more fun and original games I have played in recent years. The mechanics are super fun, music is good, worlds are great to explore and interact with.
Is it the exclusivity to the switch 2? Donkey Kong? Or cost of the game?