Glad it clicked for you now. As much as I love these games, playing them back to back would be too much for me, I’ll probably just burn out. So, I’ll recommend to pace yourself, and have fun!

Yeah, once I got the fly module, I just flew everywhere and explored many weird places.

Heh, good luck with Arch Tempered Nu Udra!

Yeah, heard that it’s fun even if you don’t like roguelikes, and I don’t. Hades was one of the exception, but even then I only finished the game twice, not the 8 time required for credits roll, or 20+ times after that for true ending.

I love brick-breaker games though.

It wouldn’t be a hyperbole if I was playing it, at least on standard difficulty. 😀

Glad to see you are still enjoying it though.

Was going to ignore it because of roguelike, but I am hearing great things about it, has even been recommended by a friend.

Yeah, Age of Calamity, then Fire Emblem Warriors, and then Age of Imprisonment, so it’ll probably be 3-4 years before I get around to it 😀

That’s the thing with roguelikes that I don’t like, but TMNT is TMNT, so going to give it a try at least.

Oh, Sony. Sorry, wasn’t clear.

😀

Congratulations on completing the wall!

On their site they say “sold worldwide”, have they mentioned anywhere that they are counting produced instead of sold?

Yeah, that’ll be cool. Would love to see details of all games instead of just last 10.

Yeah, I have couple of friends who are waiting for a special edition to buy their (first?) Switch 2. They were expecting a Pokémon one too, but we didn’t even get that.

I’m sure PlayStation will find some more sold units somewhere again if they do 😅

lol, that was a very interesting move from PlayStation 😀

About the examples, most of them are about general ToS change. There was lot of uproar when Nintendo updated it (just a note that both PS and Xbox has this clause for years, though that doesn’t mean Nintendo is right to add it too), the actual banning news is just one source from reddit.

It is possible there were other cases, but I don’t recall reading any news about it.

Switch 2 game cartridges don’t actually contain games but only download codes

This is partially true. Switch 2 has both Game Key Cards that only have the game license, and also normal cartridges. It’s up to devs and publishers what they use. Cyberpunk 2077 is a big example of game that was fully on cart, and it’s not the only example. Currently though, there are more GKC games then full cart games, but people are vocal about it, so let’s see how it goes.

So, a banned account can play all the games that are fully on cart, as well as all the Switch 1 games, of which about 99.9% (or something like) work on Switch 2, and more are still releasing.

That being said:

that still doesn’t justify a company handicapping a person’s private property without any sort of due process.

I completely agree with this. As they say, better to let 10 guilty escape then let 1 innocent suffer. Nintendo apparently never heard of that.

That’s sad. Hope they patch it up soon.

6.63 Million to go for the world record! I thought they will reduce price of Switch after Switch 2 launched but it has remained same (not counting NA where they increased it).

Do you think Switch can reach #1 most sold console?

P.S: Only 0.02 million to cross DS and reach #2.

This is pretty much why I can’t play much PC games either (even though there are some genres I love that work bes on PC). Handheld works best, or sitting on a couch in front of TV.

I love tablets as a good general purpose device, but don’t have much experience with remote play. Just check how well it works with controllers and the latency / lag.

We all go through time like that. If you like single player games, what helped me was getting a Switch (I had almost quit gaming before that), the ability to play on a handheld which you can pause (put in sleep) anywhere is a godsend. Everyone is different though, but can be worth a try. You can try getting a SteamDeck, and see if that works for you.

At the end of the day, if playing short rounds of Death by Daylight is what you enjoy the most, nothing wrong with just keep doing that.

It’s interesting when games do that, though as someone who rarely replays game, I never really notice these things.

Oooh, Max Payne!

I played them when they were released, and they were such great games for their time. Don’t remember much about the story though, some dream sequences, and there was some subway in start of the first game I believe, remember trying the slow-mo from different angles there.

Looking forward to play the remakes!