I dont think Pokmon is a good GameShare candidate
So i've been thinking about that Japan only system and honestly if you really wanted a cheaper Switch 2 it may be a good option. The UI and everything is in Japanese but you'd pretty much learn where everything was pretty quickly with some trial and error. Even if you get stuck you can just open your smart phone and use google translate to get the gist of what the menu options are saying. The only real problem is it only uses Japanese Nintendo accounts and eshop which may mean you're pretty much locked to physical games if you want them in English.
Scarlet/Violet performance fix hype
So 256GB internal storage, that seems like a lot. Also has HDR and 4K output as expected.
The Twitch stream just went live.
How does he even re-enter society? I guess it would either be incredibly overwhelming, or incredibly exciting. Really hope its the latter for him.
You wouldn't expect that to matter, but you could track it as it was happening. Ryu was winning in America and in Canada, so while the game was on, Dante would be winning updates. During commercial breaks, Ryu would be winning updates. As soon as the game was over, Ryu took over and managed to pull away (relatively speaking, of course, but his biggest lead was at the end of the match).
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/poll/3813-varia-division-round-2-zelda-vs-ezio
On the subject of rematches we didn't need to see, these two would meet again in 2018, and Zelda jumped her percentage up to a tripling. Poor Ezio, he deserved better than one career contest win.
I suppose Fairy and Psychic are acceptable secondary types too as long as the other 2 are Fighting, Dark, or Ghost.
They could still release Gen 10 on Switch instead of Switch 2.
Please no Gen 10, let the gens breathe and give them more time to work on them
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/poll/3766-varia-division-round-1-phoenix-wright-vs-jecht
This is one of the finest examples of life imitating art in contest history. Tidus fails, and Jecht comes in to show him how it's done.
After that, it depends what's available. I suspect they'll port a few Switch titles over the next two/three years and add a few new features in the as game and/or DLC like they did with some Wii U titles (Maybe remasters/remakes of games from older systems like with the Mario RPG's). I'm (almost) certain they'll do something with Super Mario Wonder They'll probably be a new Fire Emblem and/or Xenoblade within a year of the Switch 2's release, almost definitely a new Kirby title, and MAYBE another retelling of Star Fox 64.
How long did it take for the Switch to become easy to find? I feel like it was still a bit tough even around September/October of 2017.
Seeing as Nintendo consoles always release in March or November, I'm guessing it'll be November 2025.
If so, a Direct should be announced tomorrow. After more than a year of speculation, rumors, leaks... there is almost a unanimous consensus online that it'll be this week.
Hype?
A lot of Super Mario World this GDQ.
Just noticed the UK no longer has results by region and is instead country based only.
Good showing from Astro, looks like the effects of the stuffer are pretty minimal as it is only at 57% in New Jersey now. Either the votes were removed again or they just kind of gave up, it stopped having a big effect after they got caught whichever way.
Astro Bot keeping it close.
Huh, looks like the Astro Bot/Zelda poll was stronger than I expected. Thought Metaphor would definitely be in 2nd place here.
Huh, kinda feels like Metaphor is bombing.