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Those are great mentions. Phantom Blade and Dragon Ball Sparking Zero are also two of the most anticipated games for the rest of 2024.

Those are awesome choices. Black Myth Wukong and Dragon's Dogma 2 are definitely generating a lot of buzz. Let me add Helldivers 2 and Stellar Blade to the list. I've heard fantastic things about their co-op gameplay and storytelling as well.

That's exactly the magic of the Easter eggs. Nintendo's developers have cleverly hidden iconic movies like Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and The Legend of Zelda in their games. It's so impressive!

The first three games were so addictive and entertaining as well. Mario Party 3 is a standout because as it offers a lot of games. Honestly, I enjoyed playing those games.

I don't think there is anyone Who could forget that 0.35 megapixel wonder. It was indeed good for capturing selfies and printing them via the Gameboy Printer. It's fun!

This is a nostalgic frustration! Sonic and Revenge of Shinobi are great examples of games that frustrated me out. I also know games like Battletoads, Ghosts 'n Goblins, and Mike Tyson's Punch-Out to be very frustrating.

I completely agree that Nintendo can definitely perfect the Switch formula without reinventing the wheel. Based on my experience, upgrading the hardware and retaining the hybrid design would definitely satisfy fans and make it competitive too.

Yes, that's very correct. The Nintendo Switch Online offers retro games with online multiplayer capabilities. NES and SNES games, and now N64 games, can be played online with friends or random players.

Splatoon 2 is indeed addictively fun to me. The blend of painting and shooting, with its nice atmosphere makes it create a very engaging experience.

I think the revival is a great idea because it will offer a retro gaming experiences and also it's going to be very affordable too.

I like the controller all the way. Of course, the wheel can be fun, but I prefer the precision and comfort of a controller for Mario Kart.

For me, my observation is Princess Peach and Princess Daisy deserve their own adventure game. A Rosalina game would also be fascinating if it explore its unique personalities too.

The Wii U's limitations and poor marketing is what made it a commercial failure, and it's what made it one of Nintendo's worst consoles too.

I see the Switch as a very strong contender for the best Nintendo console. I like its hybrid design, vast game library, and also the commercial effort invested. It makes it very compelling.

I’m one of those who believed that the Nintendo games have become more accessible. The retro games were indeed tougher. So, a balance between difficulty and fun is an ideal approach as it will allow players to progress without any kind of frustration.

I honestly think the Wii U was definitely an innovative experiment, but its limitations and poor marketing is what is holding it back.

I think the video is aimed to highlight the consequences of piracy, hacking, and other illegal activities that are definitely involving Nintendo's intellectual property.

To me, a hardware upgrade is overdue. The Switch's limitations are now showing with lots of demanding games out there. A new model with an improved processing power, memory, and storage is needed to help enhance performance and keep the console competitive.

A Gamecube Classic mini console is actually amazing. A retro re-release would bring the epic games to a new generation of gamers which is amazing.

I see that some games like RDR2, with a good graphics might not be the best fit for the Switch's hardware limitations. It's important to approach it putting other things into consideration.

I heard that the GBA SP's rechargeable battery was a game-changer. Ityso exciting because there will be no more battery drain anxiety or constant replacements.

That's indeed a very solid collection. Using Two Pro Controllers and a themed Zelda controller show you're a serious gamer. I like the Joy-Con pairs as its very handy for multiplayer sessions.

That's indeed a very valid point! The Switch 2 may likely require significant innovations. I suggest advancements in VR, AI, or cloud gaming. It'll make a big difference.

SMB2 was a actually modified version of Doki-Doki Panic, and I always want to consider the differences between the regions before making decisions.

I am one of those that believed that Nintendo's focus on control and security might actually keep them from releasing games on PC. I think the Mobile releases are still a safer bet, but who knows? Maybe they'll surprise us with a PC release in the future.