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Microsoft also owns Windows, so it’s debatable whether a game for PC and Xbox can truly be considered multiplatform.

Utopia is a must-have.

Leviathan and Distant Stars are good for their prices.

Beyond that, get what sounds interesting. If you want to play as robots, get Synthetic Dawn. If you want planet-destroying weapons, get Apocalypse. If you like playing diplomatically, get Federations.

The trailer oozes creativity. This should be refreshing after ~15 years of New Super Mario Bros.

I wouldn’t be surprised if this gives Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze a run for its money.

This far exceeded my expectations:

• Super Mario Bros. Wonder looks like it could be the best 2D Mario in 25+ years
• The “remake of an SNES classic” rumor turned out to be Super Mario RPG and not Chrono Trigger
• Another new WarioWare on Switch was a surprise
• Pikmin 4 looks solid
• Pikmin 1 and 2 ports are out

But the bad news:

• Pikmin 1/2 more-or-less confirms my suspicion that Nintendo is going to sell emulated or remade GameCube games instead of adding them to Switch Online
• No Tears of the Kingdom DLC yet
• No Metroid Prime 4 updates

Right. People who grew up with video games as a normal thing (30-35 or younger) think that video games are socially acceptable at any age.

People above that age probably have a “cutoff” of teens or 20s.

• /memes is only allowing memes that mention “landed,” “gentry,” or “medieval.”
• /iOS seems to be NSFW shitposts

I don’t think GameCube games are likely to make it to this service.

Nintendo has been perfectly capable of selling GameCube games for the Wii U and Switch (whether as remasters or emulated games in small bundles). I expect them to continue doing that for the foreseeable future.

I think DS, Virtual Boy, and the Sega Master System are more likely to get added once the GB/GBC and GBA lineups are near complete.