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Having not played this on either PlayStation or Xbox, and favouring this as a handheld experience, is there an expectation that the Switch port is likely to be hot garbage?

I have played over 80 hours of Tetris 99 and 6 hours of Pacman 99 without experiencing any Pro controller dpad issues whatsoever. However, I'm also one of those wierdos that hasn't yet experienced joy-con drift across the three sets that I own...

For anyone still interested in this, it's currently sitting on the eShop at an all-time low price of £5.62 for the standard edition, or £7.79 for the complete edition (including the DLC). Well worth your time and money.

The wife and I only require pears to complete our fruit collection. Is there a RLLMUK thread that only deals in village access hours, so that I could pop along and grab some?

That’s easily the best thing I’ve read in 2021 so far.

I’ve not experienced the snowmen due, largely in part, to the fact that I’ve paved so much of the ground on my island that there’s simply no room for any snowballs it doesn’t help that my wife enjoys telling me when she has them appear on her island... :/

In the absence of any CAVE output, Is there a RLLMUK widely regarded and definitive, top 5 of shmups on the Switch? It’s a genre that I enjoy, but never really know what’s worth buying when trawling through the eShop.

This reminds me of my supervisor who, a couple weeks ago, enthusiastically marched up to me and announced, 'So, are you getting The Luigi's Haunted Mansion Part 3 this week?' Bless...

Shenmue III is so unashamedly frozen in time with regards to it's controls and quality of life mechanics, It FEELS like a Dreamcast 2 game from a parallel timeline, And just for that, I fucking love it.

I completed it in about 4 hours.

Anyone know where I can get both Bayonetta amiibo at the standard RRP? I used to avidly collect amiibo but have over the past 18 months found them increasingly hard to find both on the high street and online...

Completed this yesterday morning. I was particularly impressed by the regular introduction of weaponry and mechanics throughout. It repelled what could so easily have been a largely repetitive experience. Ending is bizarre...

Having an OCD level of wanting physical releases of games I'm seriously weighing up the £25 eShop version against the £55 () physical edition...

I'm astonished that Sega decided to limit this to just the Sonic universe and not continue with the 'Sega All Stars' route.

Offensive trans substory? If you've spent any time with a Yakuza title you'd see evidence of every walk of life represented in an 'offensive' manner. Why can't people just appreciate the quirky humour and enjoy or simply not play the game.