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If you're not a whore for graphics and "power", then it's probably one of the best systems I've owned. it's rad to take this thing wherever I want to go. Runs great, easy to use, and the ability to switch between TV and handheld at any time is awesome. Games I've got: BOTW - Amazing showpiece for the system. Tons to do. Overall great game. Mario Odyssey- Amazing collectathon classic. Takes up the reigns after Super Mario 64. A lot of collectibles in this game. Resident Evil Revelations 1 + 2 - Ports of games for other systems. They looks really damn good and play smoothly. Awesome horror for the system. Mario + Rabbids Kingdom battle - Pretty awesome little strategy game. Lots of stupid toilet humor and the strategy is is fun. Xenoblade Chronicles 2 - An open world JRPG. pretty good so far. Although, looks like crap sometimes in handheld. Arcade Archives Vs. Super Mario Bros - It's super mario NES with arcade scoring. Minecraft - It's minecraft. Runs well. 3x3 grid. Good for boredom handheld play. Mighty Gunvolt Burst - Fun little Megaman clone. Easy to beat. Project Octopath Traveler- A demo of a project by Square-Enix. Pretty adult themed. Interesting 2.5D graphics. Weird battle system. Rocket League - Amazing game for the Switch. solid 720p docked, 544p handheld. 60FPS in both modes. Perfect game for livingroom or on the go. Pretty sure it has splitscreen multiplayer too. I'm also probably going to buy DOOM and Yooka-Laylee soon too. Heard Yooka was great on Switch. Definitely a fun system with lots of games at the moment. There's almost as many games in its first year than there were in the lifetime of the Wii U. Lots of great indies, and plenty of big name first party developers have signed on. And thankfully, EA games is pulling out, because f*** them.

First time in a while I've logged in- And I only logged in to say, that as usual, you're a dipshit. Take yo ignorant bullshit elsewhere. Aight. Will check in in another few months, unless I lose posting privileges. Which is gonna happen if I continue to see this sort of shitposting.

Nice. I will try to grace you peasants with my glorious appearance. Nice idea for a poster. Would've made the Killstreak part a different color to offset the IP address though. Still- Rad.

I don't know. Part of the charm is the cartoon style and light humor. Twilight Princess is the only entry in the series that went a little more on the serious realism side and it's probably the only LoZ game I have trouble getting into. Not a fan of the movement animations, and some of the combat feels a bit more stiff compared to other games. Although, gameplay-wise (dungeons/exploration) and story-wise, it's pretty good. As for the Switch, I refuse to buy until I see reviews. System looks good on paper. Has some great games coming, but two things still bug me. 1: Battery life is f***ing horrible. 2 and a half to 6 hours is a joke for a system like this. I understand there are still limitations to mobile gaming, but 2.5 hours isn't very long if they're advertising this as a traveling system. You'll spend more time plugged in than not. 2: Gimmicky, just like the Wii/WiiU. They're still trying to push motion controls and weird add on features. I saw them playing that stupid 1,2 Switch and I cringed pretty damn hard. Maybe it's good for kids, but the core audience doesn't care for shit like this. Thankfully I live with a dumb ass and will get to do a little beta testing. Jelly of that Master Edition LoZ though. That is the tits.

Happy birthday you bastard.

I frankly don't give a shit. You wan t to be all positive happy? Go for it. I enjoy swearing. I'm also an adult. I'm completely capable of deciding for myself how I speak. Congrats on enjoying dirty bomb. I didn't like it. I didn't feel it was anywhere near what ET was. It felt more like TF2. Maybe mixed with LOL's business model. I don't play ET these days. I played long before I ever found FA. And as for FA, I've played on the servers a total of 5 times. Mostly for nostalgia purposes. What exactly is your point, however? And are you really trying to give me a history lesson on FPS games? As we're speaking of online shooters, you might want to recheck your dates. The first multiplayer FPS was Quake in '96. And it wasn't very mainstream. In fact most shooters in the 96-2000 era were relatively small with minor communities. Early days of the internet and all. It was after the 2000's that online MP shooters started gaining traction and going toward the mainstream. So yes, 2003 is still considered early days of the online FPS genre. As for PS2, I never said it was like ET. At all. I compared it to Battlefield- in an open world warfare sense.