CraigM
2888
Despite having a Gamecube, I never played Sunshine. Which is weird, since I have played damn near every single other mainline Mario game ever made, going back to playing the original when I was about 5 at a friends house. I think the somewhat poor reception at the time kept me away.
Donāt destroy the beautiful Vaseline smeared lens of nostalgia, with the HD ugliness of reality.
Alright, ordered a physical copy from Walmart for $52. Maybe Iāll just leave it sealed for a few months and eBay it if Galaxy gets released separately. Maybe Iāll just keep it and end up liking Mario Sunshine too, who knows!?
If you have an original GameCube itās very easy to get an HDMI adapter for it.
Doesnāt do anything about the very concerning noise it makes while spinning up the disc drive after years of being lugged around between half a dozen friendsā houses and dorms plus back and forth across the country, though!
Damn, the internet has everything, donāt they?
I think todayās the last day you can buy Super Mario 3D All-Stars. (Or second last day?)
It should be available through tomorrow, the 31st. I have no idea what exact time that means though, so donāt wait until midnight!
Is anyone going to make a memorial thread for the death of Mario tomorrow?
Sigh.
I have to decide soon after I get home from work today I guess. My instinct says no. I already have two of them. Is it really worth it for Sunshine? Arrrgh. Surely not.
But Sunshine is SO good though
Arrrrgh. Damn you.
Ok, $65 spent. Now the code can sit in my email until I finally own a Switch Pro.
A hypothetical upgraded Switch with an OLED screen and 4K upscaling!
According to rumors.
Oh, haha, PS Vita fetishists delusional dreams and incapcity to tell why Nintendo is successful (possibly:selling 30 bucks of plastic for 10x that price)
LockerK
2904
The Split Pad Pro was discussed in the Monster Hunter thread (and maybe here as well). If you play a large amount/exclusively in handheld mode youāre doing yourself a disservice if you donāt own one. One downside is that they donāt have HD Rumble and a handful of other features you probably donāt care about (NFC, IR, gyro).
Such a huge improvement over the joycons for Mario 64. Havenāt got to the other games in the collection yet.
Haha, i totally forget that joycons have rumble. I disabled it the first time I played the switch on public transport, and havenāt turned it on since.
Thraeg
2906
Also, one feature that I do care about: they donāt support the system-level button remapping. For a while I changed my pro controller to swap X<>Y and A<>B to match the Xbox button layout and be a bit easier on my muscle memory. But I had to put it back because I couldnāt do the same change on the Hori pad.
Itās a testament to how much more comfortable the Hori pad is that Iām still using it rather than going back to joy-cons in handheld mode so I could make the buttons work the same.
abrandt
2907
They really do make a terrible sound when they rumble.