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That's an unavoidable consequence of using a more typical controller with an N64 game. It's never gonna feel quite right. No option to remap buttons is just dumb though.

Yep, got my shiny dog codes as well. No idea what to do with the Sword one though. Might borrow @Ugh first aid's Switch and use my account to get myself both.

I'm going by previous Metroid knowledge here, but probably not. You'll likely just get a different ending picture. It's purely for the challenge.

When Fighters Pass 1 ended, I asked you lot how you ranked the three main aspects of it: Characters, Stages, and Music. Well, it's been a week now. Time to rank Fighters Pass 2! Here's a link to the last time I asked people this, so if you want, you can go back and remind yourself of what you said last time. And you can transplant them to make a big list of 11 if you fancy it or changed your mind Oh, and if you haven't got Fighters Pass 2, it might be worth mentioning that, so people know that your opinion is based on fighting against each character. All in all, it's hard for me to say which Fighters Pass is better. The second one has the better batting average with characters, but it's stages are not as fun as the first pass. The music is hard for me to decide which one comes out on top. I'm happy with both of them though!

Couldn't help but notice this when I was going back for another post I'm making. Wonder how he feels about that now.

Uhhhh... OK? Can't say I would've ever guessed that.

The upside of Miiverse being shut down is that there's a chance that guy (You know who) hadn't seen that and subsequently died from happiness.

That would've been important information to know. Even if the price was the same, if you don't use handheld mode, get the PS4 version. Just make sure it is XI S. The soundtrack on the original version is not good.

Funny that you mention that, I'm literally playing it right now. There's a surprising amount of subtle differences with the mechanics compared to 2D. It really feels like I'm playing some kind of grand remake of DQ 11.

Yeah @Mandalore, big long RPG's like this benefit from the portability factor of consoles like the Switch a lot. The lower resolution is very negligible, you wouldn't really be able to tell there's a downgrade unless you look at the two versions side-by-side. It's a very impressive port! The cartoony artstyle helps disguise it very well. It's also easily in my top 3 Dragon Quests. (Granted, I've not played the first three or 10 yet) You don't see RPG's on this scale very often these days.

Out of the hundreds of 1V3 games the numbered games have, you chose to bring back that one!? If your Joycons aren't drifting, they damn well will after a few games here! I hope you don't need to click the stick in this game. Because I'm totes using a Gamecube controller for this now.

OK, this is definitely going to need more then 1 video! Thanks to everyone who took part, it was proper nutso!

Might be a couple of minutes late, just bear with me. EDIT: Room's open now.

Oh right. Before I forget. I'm thinking of starting the night with Stamina and then swapping to Time halfway through at 9-ish. And yes, this is purely because of the special thing that happens when Sora wins a Stamina match.

Yeah, it certainly took a long time to get there, but the WiiU makes a really solid Virtual Console machine now, especially if you're looking for first-party games. The two GBA Golden Suns are there as well. And the DS Pokémon Mystery Dungeons. (Although Rescue Team is a bit redundant now that the Switch remake exists)