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I'd launch with both Mario and Zelda. Afterwards they can did into their long history of IP that they've had dormant for far too long.

You can see why I don't crack jokes often.

Well I caved and bought it on my lunch break. Looking forward to firing it up at weekend!

I never suggested Mario shouldn't be at launch, it totally should be!

Ah, but was it amazing, or did you only think it was amazing thanks to a placebo effect?!

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Anyone have this on PS4 ?

They'd be missing a trick not launching it on the 10th... "Mar10".

I'm watching it and enjoying it too. I can't remember much of the film, having seen it just the once, so long ago. I think they've got the balance of not giving away too much and giving just enough to garner more intrigue with each episode just right.

I've decided not to include WWHD in the list as it's a remake and I didn't buy TPHD as I've still got the Wii game I can play on the WiiU so didn't see the point in purchasing it so that's the reason they're missing in the list, but I'd say my top 5 are: 1. Pikmin 3 2. Wonderful 101 3. Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate 4. Batman Arkham City 5. CoD Black Ops 2 I added MH3U because, although it's derived from Tri, I feel it added enough on top of that game to warrant being included. More Nintendo games would've made the list if their multiplayer/online standards met my wants.

Is @Zechs Merquise playing Overwatch?! :p

We're now starting to look a very well drilled side. I can't believe David Luiz is all of a sudden looking to be a very accomplished defender and Hazard and Costa are coming back to their best! This 3-4-3 really suites the players we have and the more we continue as we are the better. We'll gain confidence and the formation and tactics will become more ingrained, hopefully become second nature. With the lack of European football its more likely to happen soon too. I don't think top four is out of the question for us and I'd not quite count out the title.

Haha, cheers dude. I wouldn't be as bad as this gen with the WiiU just simply because I won't purchase the Switch if it doesn't, whereas I'd owned the WiiU. I've already made a couple pics ready for any confirmation that there's no Party Chat! Haha

How does this amount of RAM bode for Party Chat?

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Eurogamer review... [tweet]791954969163292672[/tweet] Will buy. It'll be this and Battlefield 1 for my shooting fix this year!

Still, the video did need to be seen again for a reminder of how things can look prior to launch, irrespective of it not pertaining to what you meant.

One Piece chapter 844... those feels... :cry:

@Ronnie, I said more than just the above, take the whole post into context. I don't think it's just because of one failure. I think it's also because of the failure of the Gamecube as well as the fact that the complete failure of the WiiU was off the back of their most successful home console in the Wii. The manner of its failure is more than it just being considered a failure itself. Nintendo said the WiiU would be considered a success if it sold 50 million units... they were embarrassingly short! Their him console market has been shrinking since the beginning, with the exception of the Wii. I think they looked at that and at the most successful business, the handheld market, saw how that was shrinking too in the face of mobile gaming, and they thought to consolidate their two businesses in hope to share each of their consumer bases as well as trying to bring in more sales with the hybrid pitch. But the console is a handheld, that's straightforward enough to see, so along with all the above and my previous post, I say they're stepping out of the typical home console generational race and doing their own thing.

That they've said how the dock only charges and outputs to the TV, it's the same as a GBA Player. The GBA was considered a handheld and not both.

They were still a part of that generation Ronnie. It was a dedicated home console and released at the same time of the others. I listed more than what you just quoted me on saying!

Ha, it's a bloody handheld. How they're trying to pass it off as a home console I don't know!

Nintendo definitely exist outside the typical console generations now with the switch to Switch. 1. It's a "home console" which is in all actuality a handheld. 2. They say themselves how they're not competing with Sony/Microsoft. 3. When they announced it, they didn't announce it as "the next generation of gaming consoles" they announced it as "the next generation of Nintendo home consoles". They're no longer interested in this generational competition, they were defeated in that, so they'll just do their own thing.

Which is exactly why they should be called out for it if so. Although the only reason I think they're touting it as a home console is because they want to shift as many 3DS units as possible this holiday season. If they said this was its successor people would hold off buying the 3DS. Which I get counters my point on showing the Switch before Xmas but still, I think it'd be better to push for more sales of their new console as opposed to an old one!