@Xammblu: I always wanted the flying red car. But I never got it :(

I had the black jeep with rockets on the roof and also some weird cyan armored vehicule. These toys rocked!!! That and the Crash Test Dummies!

It's amazing to see how much gaming has changed (not evolved) during the past 15 years.

Nowadays we refer to gaming when talking about smartphone games and F2P games. Half baked games with microtransactions to compensate for the ''cut out stuff''.

It's a shame we've come too far and started to see games as ''cheap consumeables'' like we now do with music bands, tv shows and movies.

Nontheless, I agree with mpl911. It's a mobile game. It's already forgotten.

Reading comments of people ''defending'' the Switch has been hilarious.

It's like people who states they have seen UFOs. You always ask yourself : why does it always have to be the crazy ones?

Ages ago we all feared the Switch would be some new portable gimmick with a bunch of promises instead of an actual console with a lot of interesting titles.

The fact is, it's a handheld with a bunch of low-res indy games.

They will probably cost 25000 renown with the starter edition.

Should set every operator to 15000

Lol that's BS. Years ago, developpers, publishers and studios (most of them) were in the business to create good games to please the customers.

Nowadays it seems they just want to screw the customers.

Everything is about DLC, purchasing extra skins and costumes, season passes, Pay 2 win, loot crates etc....

One of the very few games that actually interest me.

I'll be getting this on Steam.

@heqteur: I feel you. My friends and I might drive down to Ontario in order to buy a few SNES.

This reminds me of the Demon's Souls debacle a few years ago. I had to purchase my copy from a dude that go it from Toronto.

@Gelugon_baat: AGREED! It kind of reminds me of Mario RPG. This game was a bold move.

There are hundreds of iterations of Mario. Not every single of them delivers that little special thing that makes it unique.

This game seems to have that uniqueness. Just as Mario RPG did.

I just had an epiphany.

Yes, Nintendo does make games for kids. It always has. I think most gamers that want Nintendo to release more ''mature'' games just don't realize something. You grew up with Nintendo. You've experienced its magic during your childhood.

You just wish you could re-live the same magic again in the form of mature games. Because if you grew up with Nintendo products, you know they deliver a unique experience and you know they are very genuine(in general). Therefore you can only dream of this kind of experience but without all that cartoonish crap.

The thing is Nintendo's always been the same(even though they don't really compete in terms of graphics). You, on the other hand, evolved.