Nintendo

In my case I finished Pokemon Violet and now moved to Arceus, also as side games I play Mario Kart World, Animal Crossing NH and some Splatoon 3.

Mario kart world.

I might take the time to reconnect with zelda botw or totk now that my switch 2 arrived.

sad that I cannot yet connect to gamechat yet, silly countries restrictions.

Since I didn't really have time to play D&D right now, I finally decided it was time to dig into Baldur's Gate, so I'm continuing my foray through that. I'm thoroughly enjoying it. Oh, and to be clear, in talking about Baldur's Gate 1: Enhanced Edition.

Last weekend I finally played Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita's Rewind in local co-op and we finished it. It was really good, the different gameplay stages make it very fun. From the modern beat em ups, it's the one that's made me feel the most like I was playing Super Nintendo in the 90's. Hope Digital Eclipse keeps making their own games in parallel with the compilations of retro stuff, I love all of it 😁

I got all the shrines in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and beat Ganondorf. The final battle was pretty spectacular, I liked it. I don't know if I'll be back to Hyrule any time soon, I feel like I've neglected my other games, but there's side stuff I can still have fun with.

Glad you enjoyed Xenoblade X! As you said yourself in the other thread, I'm probably just salty thanks to years of theories - all of which existed outside any other Xeno canon, I didn't knew better when I first palyed the game.

Anyway, I went deeper into Star Ocean Second Story R. Thus far, I can only recommend it. The games throws so many options at you, it's just a delight to try and break the game. As per usual, I started by stacking tons of EXP multipliers. This weekend, I'll dive ibto item creation.

The game has a lot of interesting things you don't see often within games. Some whacky, some dark. I'll list one of each below, they are story spoilers, but I don't mention names or anything.

Finished Atelier Yumia's Falbra Thicket DLC!

A free DLC map was added to the game and I figured exploring it would be a good way to spend a couple hours. It also includes a short and cute storyline.

Finished Ever 17: The Out of Infinity (part of the Ever 17/Never 7 Double Pack)!

This one was great. I'm extremely impressed on how much it improves over its predecessor, feels like they are ten years apart instead of two.

It has some issues - pacing is slow, there's some repetitiveness in the middle of the routes, epilogue drags too much explaining everything in detail - but is still a game I can recommend for anyone who likes sci-fi VNs.

There's some really clever usage of the media, something that carries to later Uchikoshi games (Zero Escape and AI series), a strong cast, interesting mysteries that will have you thinking very hard trying to figure out what's going on, and good sci-fi elements.

I finished Ever 17 yesterday night right before sleeping, so I still have to decide what I'm going to play next. Likely continue going through the VN backlog.