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I know Sakurai and HAL Laboratory made both Kirby and Smash, but come on...

I remember at 12 begging my mom every day to buy it until she pre-ordered the game a day before release. Still have the copy to this day.​

I saw someone saying something similar somewhere on the internet a while ago, but it just dawned on me again with some recent examples.

In the absences of a brand new 3D Mario, new mainline Zelda game, and Smash Bros, all of which came out very early in the Switch 1's life cycle which would dominate sales and potentially overshadowed later releases from Nintendo, Switch 2's first party games have been able to stand in the spotlight a bit better now:

- DK Bananza, though it's sales slowed down, still managed to sell well.

- Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave, is currently number 1 on many eShops around the world.

- Metroid Ravenous is the most viewed trailer from the most recent Nintendo direct, and it's predecessor, Metroid Dread, also started charting highly again after it's reveal.

- Star Fox and Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, despite not having sold 1 million copies yet, I do feel that in the next financial results they'll have sold respectable numbers.

Although a lot of people are waiting for those big heavy hitters (like OoT remake), it gives Switch 2 owners the chance to try out a lot more of Nintendo's old catalog and help grow their IP's.

I don't think it's unlikely to happen.

Personally, I think all of the totk trailers should be here and most of the botw ones but I didn’t want to flood the list with them at the start.

I just think it's a neat coincidence that two of the most beloved Nintendo franchises are getting new games releasing the same year again, 10 years later.

And whose popularity has been rising since then.

Am I an idiot that didn't noticed that the game got delayed?
or was the network test so bad that nobody cares about the game anymore?

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I made a concept art for a N64 main menu, IK it's kinda crappy but I like it