So, anyone interested in 'A Hat in Time'. I've seen some people not wanting to pick it up do to previous developer Nintendo talk.

I picked up 'Crypt of the Necrodancer'.
The mechanic of 'dungeon crawl to the beat' is interesting, but I put it down after an hour. I hate that I can't map my attacks to a button and have to use the d-pad, meaning I occasionally blunder into a monster instead of hitting it. I'll give it another shot in a bit, but for I'm regretting the purchase.

It looks like a fun game and I was planning to get it.

Were the developers trash-talking Nintendo? I thought they just said they weren't going to port it because the game was made in Unreal Engine 3 and the Switch only supports U4.

Bought two new games. Too lazy to check to see if the second one counts but I guess so, so I’ll mention both;

LA Noire (physical)
Hyrule Warriors (physical)

That makes 6 games total, of which 4 third party. Including Hyrule Warriors at least. That’s double the amount of third party games on WiiU already, and of the the two I have, Hyrule Warriors was again one of them.

^ Also got LA Noire recently. How much did you pay for it? Got mine for 20eur.

Add LA Noire for this month too.

Than you had the slightly better deal . I payed 25 I think. Mediamarkt.

Got mine from shopto, although amazon.de had the same deal a few weeks back.
Still nice deal from MM! How much was Hyrule Warriors? Thinking of buying that one as a gift.

€55.

Though you can probably find that for 50 or less somewhere, I just didn’t feel like looking around. After work I just wanted to walk into a store I knew for sure would have these games, buy ‘em, continue on home, and play them lol.

I know what you mean, I bought the original Hyrule Warriors just like that and at MM too.

Dead cells, and fully paid off pre orders for monster hunter generations ultimate and de blob 2

Added Dead Cells and Okami HD.