Brian Bloodaxe

I finally finished Paper Mario: Origami King. Not sure why I kept on putting it off because I've loved every minute of it, I guess I was just waiting for a time when I knew I had a few hours to wrap it up.

Anyway, it's a wonderful game. All the satisfuying time-consuming exporation of a good JRPG and all the cozy cartoon humour of a good Mario game. It's Intelligent Systems so no surprise but it really is one of their best.

We played the second half of this tonight and it was fantastic. If you want something a bit different to run for a couple evenings, it's perfect!

Hmm, maybe not perfect. The adventure triggers off of the submarine diving and the players reacting appropriately to the first levels of haunting. And the sub only dives if you roll bread enough random weather. My advice is to make the haunting inevitable.

Crush Depth is basically a depth crawl, i don't think they work. Coriolis The Great Dark though, which is otherwise awesome, is built around depth crawls. That's their last chance IMO.

First impressions are good! Mario Kart and Donkey Kong are both fun. I love the way the controllers snap in and out. Screen's good.

It is a little weird when you first boot it up and it's the same home screen you had on your Switch for the last five years, but I had a few games on my switch I hadn't gotten around to playing yet so giving them a new home is nice.

I want to play Zelda Breath of the Wild with the upgrade and maybe Wind Waker so I expect I'll be getting Nintendo online before long.

3DSs are indeed crazy expensive.

I have bought a Switch 2!