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PSA for those who get discounts via work. Argos sells eShop cards, so you can get discount on them. If you sub to their newsletter, they often send out discount codes so you can stack that with the work discount. -
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Hmm, just wondering about whether Prime Remastered might get a Switch 2 Edition announced for added Mouse-Con shooter functionality and boosted performance? Not that it necessarily needs it, I just imagine Retro being Retro, and how above and beyond they seem to have gone with Quality/Performance modes for Prime 4, and how functionally similar the two games must be, that it's a possibility. Not that I'd expect it announced during the Treehouse necessarily, mind you, but wouldn't that be nice? Oh yeah, definitely. I didn't mean to make it out to be so cut and dry, so thanks for mentioning other groups which might benefit from Mouse-Con and the potential accessibility – definitely worth highlighting, and like you say, it's swings and roundabouts and definitely not a potential point of contention without its own nuance I guess at this point I'd honestly just love to see Nintendo give a true and proper adaptive controller of their own a go, honestly, and continue to improve their often limited accessibility options. This feels like it could be the start of such an interesting next step for them in this space, or otherwise very quickly forgotten – so I hope they just decide to take the leap! -
To list out the GameCube games coming to the service confirmed in the trailer, we've got: The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker* Soulcalibur II* F-Zero GX* Super Mario Sunshine Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness Mario Smash Football Chibi-Robo Luigi's Mansion Pokémon Colosseum *titles available at service launch on 5th June 2025 I've touched on this before, but the GameCube is probably the console I have the most nostalgia for despite never owning one or really getting a chance to dig into its library, and on its face it simultaneously represents to me what I feel like is a big, big gap in my gaming experience and the catalogue I'm most intrigued by nowadays (last console I felt this way about was the PS3). My first Nintendo consoles were the DS and Wii, so I guess it makes sense that the GBA and GCN are the ones I'm most curious about! There's was wanting Wind Waker growing up which made me buy Spirit Tracks, purely because of the art style, and Toon Link was my Link of choice in Brawl; I played my first 3D Mario, Sunshine, at my cousin's in Nottingham, who we frequently visited growing up; and the only other person besides my cousin that I knew had a GameCube was a kid in my primary school who would show off Pokémon Colosseum when I went around. Brawl, honestly, being the game I probably put the most hours into on Wii, is pretty responsible for this, too, what with its plethora of trophies referring to GCN games, and Ike being my main. I've been desperately waiting for a chance to play Path of Radiance because of this, but didn't really expect for it to be on the GCN service given its resale value – same goes for Gale of Darkness, honestly! Thank goodness Nintendo doesn't pay too much attention to anything too far outside of their own interests So, I'm interested in all of these to varying degrees, and am definitely getting the sense from some on here about the ones which are 100% worth checking out that might otherwise easily pass me by (F-Zero GX, Soulcalibur II, Chibi-Robo), but my question is: what are the games not yet confirmed for the service which you'd most love to see, and would heartily recommend I check out if and when they land? I had been planning to hold off on finally playing Wind Waker until after I'd played Majora's Mask, but honestly, I think, rather ironically, my first weekend with my brand new, shiny Switch 2 might be spent with that particular 23 year-old game Good stuff – which games did you manage to shift on? Were the CEX guys clued in on the announcement of GCN NSO at all?
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On the other hand, Drag X Drive is very accessible to people who can’t make fine motor movements with their fingers; who can only move in broad gestures (common with arthritis, Parkinson’s, motor neuron disease etc). Manual wheelchair users will usually be able to make those broad gestures, making this game very accessible to them. Not so cut and dry. Swings & roundabouts etc. -
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They gotta save something for Booster Course pack 1.
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