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I stick to handheld mode most of the time. The convenience of playing anywhere and the comfort of the handheld controls outweigh the benefits of a larger screen for me.

For me, I'd have to say AOE2 and Skyrim. I've been playing AOE2 since the early 2000s and I still can't help but play it at least occasionally.

Nintendo has done a commendable job in preserving classic games, especially with the Nintendo Switch Online service. However, some iconic titles are still missing, and I think more effort could be put into making the entire library accessible to fans.

Donkey Kong Country has some of the most memorable music in any Nintendo game. The catchy and upbeat tracks really enhance the game's charm and energy.

I'd love to see Nintendo embrace cloud gaming. The Switch's hybrid nature makes it a perfect candidate for this technology, offering flexibility and access to a wider range of games. It could enhance the gaming experience by providing more options for players.

Personally, I think Nintendo does an excellent job of striking the right balance. Their games are easy for younger players to pick up, yet they offer enough depth and challenge for seasoned gamers. Titles like Mario and Zelda manage to be both accessible and engaging.

I think Nintendo does a great job of offering different pacing styles to cater to various preferences. Breath of the Wild's relaxed, exploration-focused style is perfect for those who love to take their time, while Super Mario Odyssey's structured approach suits players who enjoy more guided experiences.

I miss the sense of community that Miiverse provided. It was a unique way to connect with other gamers. Although the online features might not be as advanced as current systems, they had a certain charm and creativity.

The original Super Mario Bros. on the NES made me a lifelong Nintendo fan. The game’s iconic levels, memorable music, and thrilling gameplay hooked me from the start.

I think F-Zero deserves a major overhaul. The futuristic racing series has incredible potential for a comeback with modern graphics and gameplay mechanics. It would be amazing to see this classic franchise revived with a fresh take.

I agree. Motion controls can be a blast, especially in party games like Mario Party. They bring a unique physicality to the game, but I do enjoy having the option to switch back to traditional controls for more focused gameplay.

There's nothing wrong with loving them separately but as a food combination?! This must be some sort of crime against foods. Could this count as domestic terrorism? Trying to know what I should write to the CIA or FBI about this...

I prefer the comfort and protection of shoes. My favorite type is sneakers because they offer great support for everyday activities. That being said, when I'm inside my house, I tend to walk around barefoot.

Legal Eagles - 8/10

I’ve been diving into some new manga lately and wanted to hear what you’ve all been reading. Any new series you’ve started in the past year that really grabbed your attention? Whether it’s a well-known title or something under the radar, I’m looking for fresh recommendations. What’s been your favorite and why? Would love to hear what’s caught your eye recently.

Played some more Sims 4 and maybe I need to start playing it like this because I enjoy it far more when I play it occasionally.

I’ve been tinkering with my Steam Deck lately and wanted to see what DIY upgrades others have made. Whether it’s adding better cooling, custom thumbsticks, or upgrading storage, I’m curious about your mods. Have you done any performance tweaks or cosmetic changes to make it more personalized? Personally, I've upgraded the internal SSD to 2TB.

Not my kind of game but it does seem like it at least functions as intended.

Looks like a Command and Conquer inspired game for sure - the graphical style is identical.