Game of the Generation

Polygon's hands on are saying the game isn't even that fun with alcohol.

http://www.polygon.com/2017/3/2/14780652/1-2-switch-nintendo-party-game

Early impressions trying 1-2 switch out by yourself, 1/10. I had hoped there was some HD rumble in the early 5 games you can choose from, doesn't seem to be. Will have to actually play it to figure out what HD rumble does. Yet my reaction times for both hands are perfectly in synch according to quick draw lol.

Truthfully, the majority of consoles have a "meh" launch when it comes to exclusives. We tend to forget down the road, of course, but it's not that unusual.

Fortunately for the Switch, that (in retrospect) brilliantly delayed Zelda game will have everyone happy and busy for some time to come haha

Otherwise, I watched Gamespot's (or it might have been IGN's, I forget) review on youtube and it looks like a fun game that I'll buy, but I definitely don't blame people who feel it's not worth $60. I think Nintendo made a mistake in not including this as a pack-in game/tech demo, likely in an effort to make the launch lineup look a little larger than it is.

I wouldn't buy it even if it scored 100 on metacritic. It just doesn't appeal at all to me. Arms looks good fun though but only the price puts me off that one.

Its 57 score now.... and probably still scored to high.
Has more negative reviews than positive ones, and a ton of "meh" scores (50-60 range).

Nintendo shouldnt charge more than 20$ for this "game".

Man some are hoping this game falls to the ground haha. Like it affected you or something. Idk it looks like a harmless experiment that Nintendo does from time to time. this isn't really new to Nintendo. Games like Gyromite, Wii Play, Wii Sports, Wario Ware, Nintendo Land, etc. show how Nintendo tends to experiment with concepts based on the features they have on the console (i.e., ROB, Wiimote, Gamepad, dual touch, and now the features from the Joy Cons). Whether it's worth $50 is up to the consumer.

That 98 for Zelda seems to have some searching for failure elsewhere lol

There was never any chance of this game reviewing well, especially as there's virtually no single player experience. The price is the clear absurdity here when you consider that there's only $10 separating Zelda from a game that has you pretend to eat a sandwich.

That's just nonsense, they're clearly doing it wrong. Anything can be fun with alcohol... hell, we could entertain ourselves with a penny with alcohol.

I await for your HD rumble impressions!