the late ports sell well, but the timed-exclusivity hurt sales. One indie party arcade game not on Switch, at the same time, is a big error. The Ps money have to be 40M+

I started playing the morning the game officially was released and managed to snag two 1st place rounds in a row. There was also a free crown at level 5 (or one of the early levels) which gave me enough for the Owl outfit. Felt like a badass the morning of release being a muh-fuggin' owl. I played the game again a few days ago and the community has improved a lot compared to that first day. I do best in the races. My six year old daughter has made it to the final round once, but overall I've been pretty impressed with how well she has done.

It's a really fun game but I found there to be a lack of content, although I imagine they will be adding lots of new courses to play as time goes on.

I've never seen that egg before :O

Yes we heard you the first time; the game is available on Steam also and is doing well there. The ragging on Sony with a made up $40 million dollar number is not needed. The current PS4 user base is more than Switch+X1 combined so if the developer aligned themselves with Sony for launch exposure there is nothing wrong with that and every other console maker is guilty of the same thing so give the sour grapes and port begging a rest. The thread is about how good the game is, not money hatting.

Won three games in a row, nothing more amusing than winning hex a gone when you’re 3+ floors above the final one.

Only thing I don’t like about the game are the team games, most of them might as well be a coin flip on whether you qualify or not.

This game is fun at first, and you think skill, memory, map layout strategies will eventually give you an edge. But no. This game has rage inducing physics that's whole purpose is to level the playing field for not-so-good players to have a chance. I'm not talking about all levels. just the race maps. Sometimes 10 people bump into you and you stay your path just fine, other times a single person touches you and you fall over and get stampeded for 10 seconds straight. Sometimes you can walk up a seesaw at a 90 degree angle no sweat, but you tumble over all day if it is a 1 degree incline.

I'm disappointed with games, but I rarely hate them. And I fucking hate Fall Guy. My son plays more often than I do though. I so hate faulty mechanics, even if it's by design. I like consistency, I like having complete control over my character. I can never enjoy Fall Guy. But I understand why people are loving it.

The cartridge version will be gorgeous. With costumes and extras. 

Double dip, likewise Tetris 99.

Why not? Is the game I talked about.  VGChartz is a site with sales analyzed oriented. Now you want to censor me about sales analysis and discussion? Great...

Im so bad at the slime mountain. It hurts. Heartbreaking.