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Yeah, seems like a biography mixed with a business book?

 

came in a few days early

 

speaking of pro controllers, I absolutely love mine but unfortunately I've noticed the right grip on mine begin to loosen

I know you can tighten the screws (just gotta get a screw driver small enough)

has this happened to anyone else?

 

Is the pro controller worth the money? I've been debating getting one because I hate how the little controller that comes with the switch feels but wasn't sure if it's worth spending 70 dollars on.

 

yes, 100x better than using joycons

 

If I’m not in handheld, I only play with a pro controller.

Also I only buy carts for games (unless it’s a digital only game). I love having a collection to look at, and I can always sell my physical copies of games I know I’ll never play again.

 

Guess I'm buying a pro controller soon!

And I also still prefer the physical copy to a digital one any day, I'm not sure why I just like having the box and game in hand rather than having a download.

 

Looking at buying a switch soon (when I can find one around here), and thinking about all the games I’d like to play that I missed from previous generations. Has there been any talk of Wind Waker or Skyward Sword coming to Switch anytime?

 

Not at all, though I wouldn’t be too surprised, especially WW

 

Probably next year with the Zelda anniversary.

 

i've said it before and i'll say it again - i'd spend $500 for the entire zelda collection on the switch. that's $30 a game, which i think is fair considering more than half are GBA/DS. i basically missed out on all the handhelds except for LA and also need a few consoles to round out my experience.

 

Fingers crossed! Love every Zelda game I’ve ever played, but I can’t be bothered to track down all the old consoles to play the ones I missed.

 

You can pretty much play every Zelda game with just a Wii U

 

Nintendo has to have big plans for Zelda’s 35th other than BotW2

 

Yeah but you have to like, purchase a Wii U

 

ding ding ding

 

Finally pulled the trigger on Origami King. I'm thinking about selling my copy of Animal Crossing. Just totally lost interest after the first few months.

 

Yeah I sold my copy of animal crossing in June. I just couldn’t get back into it

 

I actually sold my copy of Animal Crossing to put towards Origami King, game definitely died out. Glad people are still seemingly loving it though

 

I got a pro controller last week. Should have bought one months ago. Definitely worth it. Feel the same about Animal Crossing. Was great for the first few months but my friends and I haven’t played in awhile.

I’m impatient to find out what’s coming out on Switch this holiday

 

it’s not an uncommon occurrence. months after New Leaf came out some folks I know sold/traded their copies too. there’s always a period in AC where people try to figure out if it’s for them

i bought digital and will play this game on and off forever (or at least until a new one comes out). but yeah there’s nothing with being done with a game and moving on.

 

Yeah I haven't played AC in a couple months. It was fun, but it got a little old I guess

 

The took a lot of stuff out from New Leaf that they're slowly adding back into New Horizons. I think in a year the game will have so much new content people will have a ton to experience, but until then, I agree.

 

I still play it almost every day but my playtime went from 3 hours a day to 3 minutes a day.