Checking now and Dark Moon was March. The original was "around" Halloween I guess, halfway through November.
Oh yeah, I'm retarded. I really thought it was October for some reason and didn't bother to double check. But yeah, the original was a Gamecube launch title, so September in Japan and November in the US.
I've been a user there for a while and since its not using the same name as my KF name, they won't notice.
Yeah, i was broke I couldn't get the switch on release, but I remember dropping some cash on Ever Oasis and it kept me going for months.
Oof, it's bad enough going back to Animal Crossing after putting it down for a while, my Ever Oasis market is probably a ghost town by now.
That just means two beautiful girls and one ugly girl.
i'm going to stop trying to clarify the joke now
Cool beans. Although they should've just done a remastering of the soundtrack using the original synths ala Church of Kondo:
I doubt this is like a 3DS situation. The Switch will be treated more like a home console than anything, and Nintendo tends to move on from their home consoles quickly. The 3DS was supported for so long because it didn't really have a direct successor (like the 3DS was to the DS). Once the Switch 2 is out, the original probably won't get new games at all unless its a few smaller third parties still releasing stuff to try to take advantage of the large install base. At best, Nintendo may do a few cross platform releases, ala Breath of the Wild, but those will probably dry up quickly, unlike what happened with the PS5, where cross platform games became its entire library.
It probably depends on just how fast the successor sells and if they can keep up with demand.
Funny that English localization is going to declare that the crossdresser character Vivian is a girl again, but this time for the completely different reason.
"We hear at Nintendo appreciate when our female characters have good looking badunkadunks, so when you look at and/or think of dat ass, think Nintendo!"
If there's no hard mode then I hope it's at least rebalanced to be more difficult by default, especially considering the new stuff they're adding to combat.
Switch is a special case, it's the first time they don't have a second system to fall back on. 3DS kept them chugging through the failure of the Wii U, if Switch 2 bombs they're kinda fucked. I think they're gonna play it careful for a while, if they're smart.
