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That's quite a surprise! After seeing Skyrim and Fallout 4 being code in a box, I was fully expecting Oblivion to be the same.



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I'm hyped for Splatoon Raiders. Am I the only one who sees some similarities to Jet Force Gemini? It's a third person shooter, on a Nintendo platform, about a trip with unique abilities, mowing down waves of bad guys.



CaptainExplosion said:

I'm hyped for Splatoon Raiders. Am I the only one who sees some similarities to Jet Force Gemini? It's a third person shooter, on a Nintendo platform, about a trip with unique abilities, mowing down waves of bad guys.

You mean like regular Splatoon games? lol I get what you mean though. I just finished watching the Direct. I love me a good co-op game and this looks like so much more than a simple horde mode.



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G2ThaUNiT said:

That's quite a surprise! After seeing Skyrim and Fallout 4 being code in a box, I was fully expecting Oblivion to be the same.

I wonder if Indiana Jones And The Great Circle did better than expected on Switch 2 since they are doing a true physical.



G2ThaUNiT said:
CaptainExplosion said:

I'm hyped for Splatoon Raiders. Am I the only one who sees some similarities to Jet Force Gemini? It's a third person shooter, on a Nintendo platform, about a trip with unique abilities, mowing down waves of bad guys.

You mean like regular Splatoon games? lol I get what you mean though. I just finished watching the Direct. I love me a good co-op game and this looks like so much more than a simple horde mode.

The big differences between Splatoon Raiders and Jet Force Gemini are the aesthetics and tone. It's still the closest we're getting to a sequel to JFG though.



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Splatoon Raiders looking damn good; nice to see more variety in biomes and weaponry than prior campaigns, looks like it'll be a blast.

DMC5 and Granblue should keep me busy til then, along plus Mouse PI for Hire coming out physically next week.

Though Bestheda's games are not my thing, cool to see Oblivion will be on cart.



Man it is so easily to be a Nintendo fan in the year 2026. We’ve got cool new creative games dropping every few weeks (most of which only costing $50USD), we’ve got big hits like Ocarina of Time Remake, 3D Mario, XenoGenesis, FE, Splatoon Raiders, and Pokémon WiWa all on the horizon, systems are moving like crazy, dormant IP is getting revived left-and-right AND instead of mass studio closures and layoffs, we’re seeing a healthy expansion in EDP headcount.

It’s crazy how well Nintendo is doing in an industry that feels like it is in a constant state of peril, especially as of recent.



firebush03 said:

Man it is so easily to be a Nintendo fan in the year 2026. We’ve got cool new creative games dropping every few weeks (most of which only costing $50USD), we’ve got big hits like Ocarina of Time Remake, 3D Mario, XenoGenesis, FE, Splatoon Raiders, and Pokémon WiWa all on the horizon, systems are moving like crazy, dormant IP is getting revived left-and-right AND instead of mass studio closures and layoffs, we’re seeing a healthy expansion in EDP headcount.

It’s crazy how well Nintendo is doing in an industry that feels like it is in a constant state of peril, especially as of recent.

Nintendo is certainly taking advantage of it's competitors' mistakes.

Still need to figure out how to beat the RAM and memory shortages. -_-





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