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With the official reveal trailer of the Nintendo Switch 2, what games do you think Nintendo will showcase at Nintendo Direct in April? Will we see sequels to iconic franchises like Zelda or Mario, or maybe completely new IPs to take advantage of the new hardware?

With so many Mario Party titles across different consoles, it's hard to pick the best one. Some love the classic minigames in Mario Party 2, while others swear by the updated mechanics in Mario Party 8 or Super Mario Party. Whether it’s the board design, the mini-games, or the multiplayer experience, each entry offers something unique. What’s your favorite Mario Party game, and what makes it stand out for you?

Nintendo has always had a unique approach to handheld gaming, from the Game Boy to the Switch. Unlike competitors, they prioritize innovation in both hardware and software, blending home console experiences with portability. The Switch, for instance, doubles as a home console and portable system, offering flexibility few others do. Meanwhile, Nintendo's exclusive games, like Zelda and Mario, create a distinct identity in the handheld market. What do you think makes Nintendo’s approach to handheld gaming so special compared to others?

Fire Emblem is filled with memorable heroes, but sometimes the lesser-known characters don’t get as much love. Whether it’s a supporting unit, a unique personality, or someone who just doesn’t get enough screen time, who’s your favorite underappreciated character from the series?

With the success of Mario's solo adventures and Wario's quirky escapades, do you think it would be fun to see a game where Wario, Luigi, and Mario team up for a new adventure? A blend of Mario’s platforming, Luigi’s spooky skills, and Wario’s mischievous antics could make for an exciting mix. What kind of gameplay or story would you want from this trio? Would you like a co-op experience or a different take on their dynamic?

I didn’t think Dead Cells would be my thing, but the fast-paced combat and roguelike elements kept me coming back. The difficulty was a challenge, but in the best way possible.

Halo was the first game I ever played for the OG Xbox and it's what got me to invest into the Xbox scene.

I believe that with the increasing cost of game development, Microsoft might need to rely on cross-platform or indie game deals in the future to maintain the day-one releases. They could also start bundling more games with Game Pass rather than relying on all first-party titles being available right away.

That's a good one but I always liked the Xbox 360 Gears of War Edition. It was just so aggressive and visually striking - perfect for the tone of the game.

I think customizable accessories are nice, but they don't really affect my gameplay or overall Xbox experience. I’m all about performance, so I prioritize things like a comfortable controller and good setup ergonomics. A custom skin or faceplate doesn't change how the console functions for me, but I can see how it’s a fun way for some to express themselves.

For me, one of the weirdest Xbox accessories I’ve seen was the Xbox 360 'Steering Wheel.' It looked more like a weird science fiction prop than a real gaming accessory. It was bulky, didn’t feel great to use, and seemed so out of place for racing games. But I guess that’s part of the fun, right?

I think it's a great initiative for consumers who want flexibility. The ability to buy a game once and play it on both platforms is very convenient. But I can understand why it could hurt the appeal of the console for some people who like the exclusivity of owning a gaming system. It's a double-edged sword, but ultimately, it's consumer-friendly.

I actually think Xbox should focus more on getting great RPGs, not just more of them. The genre is diverse, and there are so many different kinds of RPGs out there. Instead of rushing to fill gaps, they could invest in niche but high-quality titles that appeal to hardcore fans, like turn-based strategy RPGs or deeper action-RPGs.

Personally, I’d rate it around 8/10. I’ve had great experiences overall, especially with fast downloads and minimal multiplayer lag. There are occasional issues during peak times, but they don’t happen too often.

I’d say I have a soft spot for Xbox, but I wouldn’t label myself a die-hard fan. I like the innovations they've brought, like Game Pass and the backwards compatibility support, but I also enjoy other consoles for their exclusives and unique experiences.

Honestly, the introduction of custom faceplates for the original Xbox 360 really stood out to me. It added a personal touch to gaming consoles that I still miss today.

I’ve had that experience with a couple of games, but I also feel it depends on how much time I’ve put into them on Game Pass. If I barely scratched the surface, I’ll wait for a sale instead of buying right away.

Comfort-wise, I think the controller choice depends a lot on hand size. For me, the Series X strikes the best balance, but I can see why some might prefer the Elite for customization.

Personally, I’d love to see Jet Set Radio Future added to Xbox Game Pass. It’s a cult classic with a unique art style and soundtrack that would resonate with both older fans and a new generation. Plus, it’s been hard to access for years, so it’d be a great way to preserve gaming history.

I couldn’t agree more. Enhancements and quests make it feel like you’re shaping the game world.

I remembered the whole debacle over Wrex's death over an inadequate approval rating back in the day. Some People thought it was too harsh.

It's a very good game. You should definitely give it a go - plus it has lots of replayability with mods.

Most of us know better but there are the exceptions of course. I mean, you have a whole gaming community of Star Citizen getting ripped and scammed repeatedly for years yet they try to justify supporting such a cause.

I literally just saw it and came here to say - I'll definitely be watching that Nintendo Direct on April second to see more of the Nintendo Switch 2.