Mass Effect.

I tried, I really did. But that game put me to sleep every time I started playing it.

I finally beat Contra Hard Corps on the Genesis emulator on the Switch, something I've wanted to do since I first played that game in the mid-90's. I had to use the rewind feature quite a bit to get through that game. Which ending(s) did you go for? You know, I didn't even realize there were differ...

I do not. I have to admit, I had a favorite that is really hard to find. I wanted to hold it again. I finally had to have Ebay email me when one came up and I paid a stupidly large price for the nostalgia. I was worth it, but the brief plastic feel was all I wanted. Here's a pic of what's sitting o...

The first game I beat this year was Metroid: Dread, and I had a real blast with it. I'm sure I died close to 200 times, but it was worth it. I'm honestly a little sad to hear the next adventure will likely be a 1st person continuation in the Prime series, because 2D Metroid is just so much fun. I do...

I don't know that I really knew about the Genesis during that time period, so I was a Nintendo kid. I did eventually end up with a Genesis and I liked playing it, but I think I preferred the experience of playing on the Super Nintendo. Those games just seemed a bit more polished comparatively.

Follow up: I just sat down to play a little Minecraft Dungeons with my son. We did this last Saturday morning and had fun. So we added me to the game and I entered the PIN I had set up for the profile I had created for myself. Then it asks me for the password for my microsoft account, which I only ...

I'm just sad that there's no way to add more games to the system. I was just thinking how great it would be if Nintendo actually produced mini-carts containing an SD card inside, that were loaded with 5-10 games each, and sold at retail. Just pull the cart out, slide a new one in and game on. In the...

I'm mainly curious if there will be some way to add more games, perhaps from the eshop. I wouldn't care if I had to hook it up to my computer, if it meant I got to play a legitimate copy of a game.

The last time I tried playing a PS1 or N64 game, my eyes jumped out of my skull, and threatened to choke me with my own optic nerves if I didn't turn it off.

I had a lot of fun on both of those systems, but please, don't let games look like that again.

There were a couple of scenes with the T-1000 like character that just looked off to me. Granted, it was a quick shot...

After another viewing though, the rest of it doesn't look too bad.