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My app is in Portuguese, and the page I checked says "Em Destaque" ("In Highlight", as in, "on the front page", or something similar). It also says "26 total tracks", so I definitely thought that was the complete list. I explored a bit further, and found a list that had 54 tracks. I guess that's what was happening, blatantly wrong wording.

My expectations for this event right now are literally just Legends Z-A, give me those starter Pokémon and show me how the Legends format is going to work in Lumiose. Oh and yeah, just confirm new Mega Evos are on the way, too. A returned focus to trainer customisation would be neat to see, too!  I'm really curious about when Z-A is going to drop, it's got to factor in (note: not into) the Switch 2 launch and I can see them not going with the typical November launch this time around.  Not expecting mainline games on NSO - 30th anniversary next year seems the more obvious choice for when we're going to get those legacy mainline games on Switch, if ever, and as stated before I'll be shocked if they're on NSO and not sold piecemeal - but maybe some more spin-offs come to the service? There aren't too many left prior to the DS but the Ruby & Sapphire Pinball game on GBA would be a neat get, and hey, a nice surprise like TCG2 getting released in the West via NSO would be awesome.  Would love a new spin-off or two, just not sure what they'd be. Explorers DX seems to be off the table for a bit, maybe something a bit out there like a PokéPark spiritual successor? 

Were you looking at the "top tracks" bit which only shows you some of the soundtrack?

I still don't understand why this is based off of Wario Land 3 of all things... That said, 4 player is neat, but it's very choppy. Not nice to actually play.

Dr. Mario 64 NA release: 9th April 2001 EU release: N/A NA release: N/A Developer: Nintendo Publisher: Nintendo N64 Magazine Score: 43% Dr. Mario is a long-running puzzle series that started off on the NES, and even inspired a similar game from Nintendo called Tetris 2. In Dr. Mario, you have to match four or more of the same colour, but instead of just creating combos, you have the objective of clearing all the viruses from your play area by including them in a colour match. Each piece you play only consists of two parts, and you have to carefully place them so you don’t end up blocking yourself. It’s simple, but fun. The N64 version doesn’t do a lot of new stuff, outside a four player mode. The presentation looks nice, even if it’s very cheap (with the characters in the game being static images pasted on wooden blocks for the story mode). This sort of game is better suited to downloadable services- which is what later Dr. Mario games did. Poor Remake or remaster? A new version would be nice – a small downloadable title that just makes the game look cleaner in HD would be great. Official Ways to get the game There is no way to buy a new copy of Dr Mario 64, the only official way to play is to rent it via the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack.