Thanks! It looks great so far. The way they have managed to bring back the DS touch controls is fucking awesome. Game does look a little slow though, but they were also pretty clearly playing a scrub team. So let's hope it is just that.
>most of those games are shitty tranny “indie” games
I'm a bit on the same boat although I'm putting a brake on getting more games until I cleared (most of) my current backlog. Namely the Dragon Quest Heroes games, Xenoblade 2, Megaton Musashi Cross, Legend of Heroes Sen no Kiseki (where are my japanese Crossbell games Falcom goddamnit), Super Touhou Wars and a bunch of VNs. The amount of games I've played on Switch in two years now is probably as much as, if not higher, than what I recall playing on PC alone in the past decade, thanks to the form factor.
The fuck are you talking about, you retard?
Kill yourself mouthbreather.
I also enjoyed my Switch on 2022. Not played as much as you because being poor sucks, but it was a fun year. 2023 feels packed already.
Shinen's been around since the SNES, don't insult them with the "indie" label.
Please elaborate
How good are his games on the whole, and which is the best one to start with? It's been a long while since I tried a mystery dungeon game
That’s Shiren. Shin’en (who’s only been around since 1999, not SNES) is most well-known for the Fast Racing games.
Shin'en is made of these guys, just as a professional company. As Abyss they've been active since '92.
My guess is he wants BOTW to spill out all its lore. There is a big Zelda YT community that has spend years autistically piecing the lore of the game together (not unlike Dark Souls) and making theories about it, I suppose.
107 games in a year, how do you fucking do that?
Either he buys games to just fill the library, or every waking moment is spent on video games
I can't vouch for him, but it's easy to do at least one or two hours of vidya a day by managing your schedule well and a handheld console does help to break out multiple sessions (with the sleep function). However, I agree on being wary of sales and not fall into blind consumerism. I barely spent on this Christmas sales besides on some DLCs of games I've already owned, as I'd like to finish my vidya backlog of untouched titles first.
I know a guy who regularly balances playing multiple different games in one day while still working a full time job (or at least he used to before he moved). He usually just puts in a few hours in one game, then moves to the next one, then moves to the next one in his free time. And considering at one point that his work involved a degree of telecommuting, he apparently played games off and on in-between work on top of that. Somehow had that sense of self-control to know when it was time to pause the game and commit fully to work, and when he could squeeze some game time in.
