Never heard of this, pretty clever I guess.

So hard.

I never beat it on the Wii U.

Slackers

Someone just used an absolutely brilliant strategy against me in Mario 35. It was down to the two of us, and dude just parked himself in one part of a level that had multiple bullet bills, and just stayed there jumping on top of every bullet that came by. He was hitting enough in a row to keep his clock up, all the while only sending bullets my way. It gave me a lot less options to easily add to my clock, and he was disciplined enough to just keep doing that until I was overwhelmed with bullets and had a dwindling clock. And since the sent bullets come out at a seemingly random part of the screen, I wasn't able to reach many of them to just try and beat him at his own game. Much respect to whomever this was out there.

Rolling roller isle

Fucking horseshit

I liked that part

Confession: I used assist mode to beat the two Dark(er) Side of the Moon challenges.

Today is the last day for the Mario comp. Am I going to regret not getting it?

I hadn’t played the games before, and I’ve loved playing Galaxy.

Nah, there are millions of physical copies out there.

I strictly play digital. Too much hassle changing physical games all the time. Takes space as well.

Yeah I couldn't imagine having 40 cartridges laying around n getting up n changing them when I want to play something different

You guys just switching multiple games in one sitting?

I might. But even if I don’t, I can pick up the Switch at any time and choose between a hundred different games, even on a plane or in a hotel. That’s amazing.

Yeah, sometimes.

I have about 8 physical games for the Switch, but they were purchased to own and to swap with friends. It's not a big deal at all to carry all of them in my little carrying case.

The only two cartridges I own are Mario Odyssey and Breath of the Wild.

Activating platforms in 3D world in the Switch using motion control is absolute bullshit. We had to stop multiplayer and use the touch screen. Annoying

It wasn't that hard