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FF Thearythm & Zelda TOTK on Switch, Baten Kaitos on GC, and Mario & Luigi Superstar saga on GBA (only short games of course :p). Oh and I am also playing Pokemon Stadium 2 on N64 😅.

Jokes aside, I started too many games this time, I am not generally this busy ^^.

Safari to facilitate the interactions with my MacBook.

Thank you and everyone else. I hope we can build a sustainable community in the long run 🤞.

That’s exactly why I mainly play on PC nowadays. I didn’t like PC gaming 10-15 years ago, but now I love being able to play at 4K60 / 1440p60 by downgrading settings I don’t care.

I think this particular Zelda is especially focused on exploration (unlike the next ones until BOTW). There are many secrets everywhere, with a lot of hints given by the NPCs. When I did it for the first time 10 years ago, I had explored so much that I completed the 3 last dungeons in a raw.

If you don’t want to experience it this way, I guess you should follow a guide.

It happened! I was waiting for so long, I almost lost hope :p. Can’t wait to test it out :).

It’s a solid game (I even preferred it over Uncharted games). I am wondering what will happen to the franchise after this top-notch trilogy.

A good start would be all any SNES game from Nintendo, Capcom, Konami and Square-Enix. It’s difficult to find bad games from them during this era.

I stopped using Reddit a few days before the blackout. I miss a few subreddits I was following, but using Reddit again though their app is such a bad experience, I don’t think it’s worth it. I hope some communities can grow again here :).

It's nice to see stuff like this for the GameBoy :). I have to try this on my Analogue Pocket :).

I agree. It's still interesting to see the source, but I personally do not want it to be too visible. There are of course some cases where it would be handy (like threads about fediverse since it is not always obvious what instances are concerned by the topic), but I have the feeling it is an issue specific to some magazines, and any change regarding this shouldn't impact too much all the others.

You are absolutely right. Reddit was so big that it was possible find a community for everything. I don't expect kbin/lemmy to get there anytime soon unfortunately.