I got lost in this game way more often than in any other Metroid game. But it's ok, gotta be more thorough.

This is where we are mostly devided when talking about metroid games. Old school fans want it to be challenging and enigmatic while new ones need it to be less tedious.

I personally found that the game was just perfectly adjusted for both, though hardcore fans won't like it the way it is.
i had some concerns about the counter but it's far away from being as systematic as it was in Samus returns.

My only critic is that despite having one of the most interesting sound designs on switch, the soundtracks were just atmospheric and that's all.
The unique track that i could remeber was the one from the water zone, and the remix of the brinstar's underground depths' theme.

Through a series of fortunate events, I got a second Switch. Can anyone confirm whether or not I can transfer pokemon from Pokemon home from my old Switch to my new switch? Same with Nintendo NES/SNES online? if both Switches are the same user, can they be on at the same time without issue?

I just don't want to mess something up!

Furthermore, how can I check and see if I've redownloaded all my DLC? I just finished downloading Pokemon Sword on my new Switch and I have no way of confirming if I have the DLC downloaded as well (it's a digital copy of the game). I mean I guess I COULD play the game again but right now I'm just focusing on the redownloading.

The DLC is treated as part of the game and downlaoded together with it afaik.

The Blair Witch Pokémon

He's dead

This is great. The marketing team is getting creative.

Mysterious footage restored 

Do we yet know if we're going to be able to import Gen IV starters into Sword and Shield? I REALLY want a torterra I can effectively breed to be perfect IV like I have with all the other available starters in the game.