Ravenprose said:

Does it have the best in-game arcade?

robio said:

It kind of depends what you're looking for. Zero has the most '80s Sega arcade games. The Man Who Erased His Name has a really good collection of mid-90s arcade games from Sega.


Judgement and Lost Judgement both have a nice assortment of games, and I think Master System games as well.

That's cool.

I really wish Sega would sell their arcade games individually or in a collection. I bought all the ones on Switch but that's a tiny amount of them overall.

robio said:

Well, I think the big rumor right now is we're going to see a Sega streaming service in the near future. It's not genuine ownership, but these days it's probably the best we're going to get.

Yuck! Nope! There are other . . . methods. I'd much rather buy them, though.

gamingeek said:

So far Blue Prince is the highest rated game of the year.

Yeah, apparently so. Wouldn’t go that far myself but it is a very cool and interesting game. Am quite enjoying it.

This weekend I finished Ninja Gaiden II Black, started Golf Story and returned to Super Mario Galaxy. Galaxy is just so timeless. Amazing game, nearly twenty years later.

The touchpad makes some areas easier. Much easier to grab star bits, too.

gamingeek said:

It has pointer controls IIRC

I've only been on handheld mode.

I've been playing Minecraft this week for the first time. Foiled by my daughter who has since mastered it and won;t let me near the Switch.

My children went to see A Minecraft Movie and loved it. They have been playing the original and Dungeons all weekend. I thought the Minecraft brand was dying and being replaced by Roblox.

Nope.