After the success of Momotaro, Square decided finallay to launch their own tchout tchout game(densha de go) on the switch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ya35rtybsXw&feature=emb_logo

Now we hope to see that shit with bigger franchises square.

I am over the moon! I adore Crash 1-3, they were a big part of my childhood. Super excited to try out 4.

Far out, there could be nothing else coming to Switch until July and I wouldn't run out of stuff to play. Me with games right now:

It seems Nintendo can't do anything right. They release 3D Collection without anything new added and people complain it should have had extra content. Now, they release 3D World with what looks like a good amount of new content, we get complaints about how the extras should have been standalone DLC.

Gaming community is big and there will be necessarely an amount of unsatisfied people for one reason or another despite the efforts put by the developers.

Those who think that a port(in general) needs extra content to be valuable enough to be bought are right and those who think that the additionnal content needs to be sold seperately cauz they experienced the ported game and are only interested in spending money on the new content alone , are right also. Those who are claiming that the game should have never been ported and asking for sequels are right too. And finally Nintendo are right when thinking that more people should enjoy the quality of their product that almost no one experienced on their previous console, so they gave it another chance to exploit its potential to the fullest.

So you see, those are 4 perspectives and all of them can't be rejected. I personally belong to the ones that can't stop barking against ports (most of them were lazy work), Yet I see that nintendo did a balanced choice (and a good one) with 3DWorld by providing a port with some "heavy" new content (Heavy is another reason why people are now asking for it to be a DLC). 

The Peril of Gorgon DLC for The Outer Worlds is out now on Switch:

https://gonintendo.com/stories/376754-check-out-the-launch-trailer-for-the-outer-worlds-peril-on-gorgo

I just got done downloading it, can't wait to get stuck into it tonight.

Since I have several friends with a Switch, I'm gonna wait til one of them gets 3D World + Bowser's Fury, then borrow it off them to play just the expansion without paying for a Wii U port.

Checkmate Nintendo!

This is the most effort they have ever put into a port.

I'm still not re-purchasing a game I already own.

The year is 2084. 

The climates are volatile and unpredictable around the world, as climate change has effectively made the northern hemisphere southern and the southern hemisphere northern. East is now West and Microsoft is now centered in Osaka.  

As the sun starts to fall over the horizon, the orange tan line sets on a logo now infested with leaves of yesteryear stuck between the crevices and curves, and the feces of today's common birds plastered on the front face of the lettering. 

In a nearby neighborhood, adjacent to the stained sign of memories past, the last Yodobashi Camera manager comes out of his store. He turns around, with a frown as long as his muscles can possibly bear, and turns around the sign. "Closed for business". This wasn't just another Saturday night though. This was the end, truly.  

As kids everywhere snuggle up in their homes to play away the weekend evening, they get out their smart phone for another round of a micro-transaction infested candy crush match. The ones that are still invested in the now antiquated idea of playing on a "TV" go straight to Amazon's Blend, Google's Stadium (the fifth generation of Stadia), and Tencent's xGamersRUs. 

A father looks at his daughter, glued to her phone for hours on end well into the middle of the night, and quietly whispers ("If only the starving indie developers Nintendo got their fair share"). 

As the current CEO of the stained-sign-incorporated steps out and looks back, he smiles, thinking of all the joy his company brought to children, families, and gamers all around the world. A single solitary tear leaves his face, chasing down the wrinkles on his lower chin, as if trying to moisturize the seeds of old age. He knew this would be the last time he, or anyone, exited this building. It was a farewell kept between an inanimate building and a lonely man, but though it was lost to the winds of time for no one but himself to hear, it was never forgotten. As he walked away slowly, closing the gates of the lot for the last time, he quietly said, with equal amounts of amusement and sadness in his voice: 

"Checkmate, indeed..."

Happy Bowser's Fury Day everyone! Played the first level of my copy this morning, hoping to continue after work :)