07-09-2020, 08:36 AM
Here Are The Switch eShop’s Best-Selling Games Of June 2020 (Japan)
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I’m kind of already “done” with 51 Worldwide Games. Many games that support 4-8 players on DS now only support 2 players with only a very limited selection of games that support up to 4 players, which is bizarre as even games like Bowling (that has no excuses for not supporting up to 8 players) only supports 2 players here. :/
And I wish that they had omitted the games that are completely chance-based (especially Takoyaki and War, and perhaps even activities such as Pig’s Tail) as they are such a sorry waste of time. The omission of certain activities from the DS game are also disappointing. They could have made awesome use of HD rumble with a new version of Soda Shake, for example. The absence of Balance is also a letdown.
Considering how good the original DS edition was, it’s unfortunate that its long-awaited successor has been so underwhelming.
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I’m kind of already “done” with 51 Worldwide Games. Many games that support 4-8 players on DS now only support 2 players with only a very limited selection of games that support up to 4 players, which is bizarre as even games like Bowling (that has no excuses for not supporting up to 8 players) only supports 2 players here. :/
And I wish that they had omitted the games that are completely chance-based (especially Takoyaki and War, and perhaps even activities such as Pig’s Tail) as they are such a sorry waste of time. The omission of certain activities from the DS game are also disappointing. They could have made awesome use of HD rumble with a new version of Soda Shake, for example. The absence of Balance is also a letdown.
Considering how good the original DS edition was, it’s unfortunate that its long-awaited successor has been so underwhelming.