Before motion controls but she'd moved that controller around like she was getting extra jump from waving it around

One of the reasons I love motion controls so much is that I'm one of those people who was already moving my body left and right to dodge obstacles and stuff like that, so flicking my Wiimote to make Mario spin or aiming with gyro or a pointer felt natural and satisfying to me.

Preordered Triangle Strategy. The demo didn't exactly wow me, but it's kind of hard to do that in this genre. It was fun enough, and the team has done right by me with Octopath Traveler and Bravely Default. Went physical and sort of wish I could be playing it now.

House of the Dead remake out on Switch on the 7th of April:

I know! It's super awesome to see a remake of the best arcade shooters ever!

I am curious how combat will work. I'd like if they show how shooting works and how you have to hold the joycons during gameplay.

Yeah, I would want to see the control setup before buying this.

TOK had great setting and certain plots, just the combat mechanics got old fast for me. Paper Mario 1 is such a charming game, prepare to be delighted! The best overall PM will probably always be TTTD, and the best story is hands down Super Paper Mario.

If someone remade SPM into turn based battles with that story, goodness that would be epic! Still, SPM is my favorite 2d side scrolling action platformer game lol.

Playing through Triangle Strategy. A little thing I love is that if you fail missions you don't lose exp. It's sort of like a rouguelike in that regard where if you fail enough you will keep getting stronger and succeed. Or, if you'd prefer, you can simply save beforehand and keep playing at the same level. Really nice way to temper the difficulty beyond the easy mode, which can be toggled at any time.

Didn't realize that you had to keep roland alive. I was using him to lure in enemies.

To be totally honest, I was in an altered state of mind at the time, and forgot.