- May 14, 2002
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I have never played them.
Nintendo Thread: Nintendo Direct Mini 03/26/2020
Nike Jordan
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1,000 pages.
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3 people on tabletop mode? And the dad walked passed the living room with a tv.
Nike Jordan
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Nujavez
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MICROSOFT EXPANDING XBOX LIVE TO NINTENDO SWITCH AND MOBILE...
https://m.ign.com/articles/2019/02/...CptwuFO30ubzVA-rDG-7YcR09kUYm8kvq2aafLfEYffmE
Xbox Live achievements, friends, game history and multiplayer abilities across the other platforms will be available after the release.
"Xbox Live is about to get MUCH bigger. Xbox Live is expanding from 400m gaming devices and a reach to over 68m active players to over 2bn devices with the release of our new cross-platform XDK. Get a first look at the SDK to enable game developers to connect players between iOS, Android, and Switch in addition to Xbox and any game in the Microsoft Store on Windows PCs."
"Xbox Live is about to get MUCH bigger. Xbox Live is expanding from 400m gaming devices and a reach to over 68m active players to over 2bn devices with the release of our new cross-platform XDK. Get a first look at the SDK to enable game developers to connect players between iOS, Android, and Switch in addition to Xbox and any game in the Microsoft Store on Windows PCs."
https://m.ign.com/articles/2019/02/...CptwuFO30ubzVA-rDG-7YcR09kUYm8kvq2aafLfEYffmE
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- Jul 29, 2012
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It's time for me to get a Switch.
- Jul 2, 2012
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Been time fool
- Apr 14, 2016
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BIG BODY NEWS IF TRUE 
- Oct 5, 2008
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my son will be interested in Luigi Mansion. Can't wait
sneakaprince
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- Apr 29, 2007
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I finally copped Smash brothers last week. It’s my first SSB game. Any advice. I played it once over the weekend and I just don’t see the hype.
- Sep 23, 2012
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Crazy how everyone appreciates Luigi’s Mansion now. One of Nintendo’s most unique games ever
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sneakaprince
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To be fair I’m an adventure or sports game guy.
I enjoy a good fighting game but even the mechanics of smash are weird as hell to me. Someone explain what I’m supposed to be doing.
I enjoy a good fighting game but even the mechanics of smash are weird as hell to me. Someone explain what I’m supposed to be doing.
- Jul 24, 2015
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Ring the opposition out. You win.
Ricky D
formerly centex hogg
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Smash ain’t gonna be for everybody. It’s not like it’s anything revolutionary as far as fighting mechanics. It’s just a fun game that features some of the most iconic video characters that’s just downright fun to play, especially locally with family and friends.
- Feb 5, 2008
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I'd say it's revolutionary. What game before smash had a damage percentage? Before smash it was knock the opponent's health to zero before he gets you. Smash made it possible to kill people with a single attack. You can get whooped all match and get a gimp and take the opponent out quick.
Nike Jordan
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Luigi's Mansion is a better Ghostbusters game than any of the Ghostbusters games we got, including the 2009 game.
- May 23, 2005
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yooooooo
they just dropped commander keen on the switch
yall younger folks may not know
but man i used to play this on windows 95 all the time
Classic id Software game Commander Keen in Keen Dreams gets surprise release on Switch
Posted on February 7, 2019 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch eShop
In the early ’90s, id Software worked on a series of side-scrolling platformer games known as Commander Keen. The studio is now more largely known for the likes of Doom, Rage, and Wolfenstein.
Now roughly three decades later, Commander Keen has returned with a surprise re-release on Switch. Commander Keen in Keen Dreams is available on the eShop despite no prior announcement.
Here’s an introduction from the eShop listing:
Billy Blaze, eight year-old genius, working diligently in his backyard clubhouse has created an interstellar starship from old soup cans, rubber cement, and plastic tubing. While his folks are out on the town and the babysitter has fallen asleep, Billy travels into his backyard workshop, dons his brother’s football helmet, and transforms into…
Commander Keen — defender of Earth!
In his ship, the Bean-with-Bacon Megarocket, Keen dispenses galactic justice with an iron hand!
This episode: “Keen Dreams”
We find young Billy discussing matters of paramount importance with his mother.
“I just saved the Earth, Mom,” said Billy. “I don’t have to eat vegetables.”
“Sure, dear,” said Billy’s mom. “I bet Neil Armstrong never complained about HIS mashed potatoes.”
“I bet Neil Armstrong never travelled to Vorticon VI and defeated the Grand Intellect, either,” Billy mumbled at his plate. He sat there, legs dangling, staring at his offensive, starch-laden foe.
After a pointed remark about the quality of the mashed potatoes, Billy was sent to his room.
“Stupid vegetables,” he grumbled, his eyelids growing heavy.
Soon Billy was fast asleep.
Suddenly he woke up, and his bed was atop a hill. On either side of his bed were giant potatoes wearing metal helmets and carrying bayonets.
“Come with us now, Captain Keen,” said the first.
“You’ve been brought here by the Dream Machine,” said the second.
“Boobus Tuber, our king and boss–”
“–is now your master, come with us!”
Billy frowned, grabbed his football helmet off his bedpost, and started to put it on.
“First of all, spuds,” Billy said, pushing down on the helmet. “That’s COMMANDER Keen. Second of all, who do you think you are?”
“We’re Tater Troopers, it’s plain to see,” said the first.
“So, get–”
Keen reached under his pillow and retrieved his Vorticon Hyperpistol. He moved it from “Stun,” past “Disrupt,” all the way up to “Fry to Delicate Brown.”
“How about a walk on the fried side boys?” Keen said.
Two BZZAPs later, Keen pouted.
“Aw, nuts. My Hyperpistol’s empty,” he said.
Just then, a child in chains ran up to him.
“Keen, oh, Keen, oh, Captain Keen! Save us from the Dream Machine!” he said.
“That’s Commander Keen!” the young genius corrected.
“Whatever. Save us!” said the child.
So Billy hopped out of bed and started on his quest to defeat King Boobus Tuber and destroy the Dream Machine!
Commander Keen in Keen Dreams costs $9.99 on the Switch eShop. Lone Wolf Technology has handled publishing.
Source: Switch eShop
they just dropped commander keen on the switch
yall younger folks may not know
but man i used to play this on windows 95 all the time
Classic id Software game Commander Keen in Keen Dreams gets surprise release on Switch
Posted on February 7, 2019 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch eShop
In the early ’90s, id Software worked on a series of side-scrolling platformer games known as Commander Keen. The studio is now more largely known for the likes of Doom, Rage, and Wolfenstein.
Now roughly three decades later, Commander Keen has returned with a surprise re-release on Switch. Commander Keen in Keen Dreams is available on the eShop despite no prior announcement.
Here’s an introduction from the eShop listing:
Billy Blaze, eight year-old genius, working diligently in his backyard clubhouse has created an interstellar starship from old soup cans, rubber cement, and plastic tubing. While his folks are out on the town and the babysitter has fallen asleep, Billy travels into his backyard workshop, dons his brother’s football helmet, and transforms into…
Commander Keen — defender of Earth!
In his ship, the Bean-with-Bacon Megarocket, Keen dispenses galactic justice with an iron hand!
This episode: “Keen Dreams”
We find young Billy discussing matters of paramount importance with his mother.
“I just saved the Earth, Mom,” said Billy. “I don’t have to eat vegetables.”
“Sure, dear,” said Billy’s mom. “I bet Neil Armstrong never complained about HIS mashed potatoes.”
“I bet Neil Armstrong never travelled to Vorticon VI and defeated the Grand Intellect, either,” Billy mumbled at his plate. He sat there, legs dangling, staring at his offensive, starch-laden foe.
After a pointed remark about the quality of the mashed potatoes, Billy was sent to his room.
“Stupid vegetables,” he grumbled, his eyelids growing heavy.
Soon Billy was fast asleep.
Suddenly he woke up, and his bed was atop a hill. On either side of his bed were giant potatoes wearing metal helmets and carrying bayonets.
“Come with us now, Captain Keen,” said the first.
“You’ve been brought here by the Dream Machine,” said the second.
“Boobus Tuber, our king and boss–”
“–is now your master, come with us!”
Billy frowned, grabbed his football helmet off his bedpost, and started to put it on.
“First of all, spuds,” Billy said, pushing down on the helmet. “That’s COMMANDER Keen. Second of all, who do you think you are?”
“We’re Tater Troopers, it’s plain to see,” said the first.
“So, get–”
Keen reached under his pillow and retrieved his Vorticon Hyperpistol. He moved it from “Stun,” past “Disrupt,” all the way up to “Fry to Delicate Brown.”
“How about a walk on the fried side boys?” Keen said.
Two BZZAPs later, Keen pouted.
“Aw, nuts. My Hyperpistol’s empty,” he said.
Just then, a child in chains ran up to him.
“Keen, oh, Keen, oh, Captain Keen! Save us from the Dream Machine!” he said.
“That’s Commander Keen!” the young genius corrected.
“Whatever. Save us!” said the child.
So Billy hopped out of bed and started on his quest to defeat King Boobus Tuber and destroy the Dream Machine!
Commander Keen in Keen Dreams costs $9.99 on the Switch eShop. Lone Wolf Technology has handled publishing.
Source: Switch eShop
- Sep 23, 2012
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Smash is a party game that took on a life of its own because Sakurai put so much detail into Melee which was meant to only be a port of N64 Smash. The rest is history
Such a unique and fun game. It literally embodies the GameCube’s life span as a console. Under appreciated when it was on the market now cult status amongst gamers. Only console with a bigger cult following is the Dreamcast
- Jun 7, 2014
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GameCube the GOAT 
- Jul 24, 2015
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Well, you get nothing special from completing all challenges without a hammer...
- May 28, 2009
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GameCube the GOAT
Yep.
Ricky D
formerly centex hogg
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GameCube is most likely the second best Nintendo console, first is the SNES.
Bend_The_Knee
formerly gotholesinmysocks
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