Everything Tanabe did for Prime 4 now feels very deliberate. An open slate for his successors to pick up.

Prime 4 does exactly what Fusion did. Rather than trying to innovate, the developers focused on polishing what worked already.

The gameplay was polished so much to the point where you could revisit it anytime in the future and no feel any jankiness whatsoever.

The mediocre/bad ones.

...and Super Paper Mario.

The DualShock 3. I didn't destroy the controller completely, but the sticks are super damaged and dropping the controller on hardwood floor caused the battery to get loose. Suddenly, millions of misinputs.

Unstoppable Force vs Immovable Object

Can't wait for Bronzechaos.

It's a good thing I'm not playing another 3D Mario game next. I think I might have hit 3D platforming burnout, because this was a pretty big commitment even though it was easy.

In both playthroughs of Galaxy 1, I sometimes played the game in handheld as I had to go to school/work.

Funnily enough, I was never able to play any of the Trial Galaxies docked or tabletop, so I had to use the touchscreen.

For the ball and ray galaxies, it was gyro controls... in a moving bus.

To break down how much I've played:
64 = 2 days
Sunshine = 3 days
Mario Galaxy = 4 days
Luigi Galaxy = 8 days*

*I took a lot more breaks for Luigi because I was much more busy. I'll have to check how long I've played in each save file.

I think the highlight for me was Sunshine. I played that game entirely docked, so I was able to use my GameCube Controller for the entirety of the playthrough, and it would also be my first time not only beating the story, but getting 100%, as I already did it for 64 and Galaxy 1.

Put some alt text on your photos.

#AltText version.

Just based on how The Super Mario Bros. Movie influenced Super Mario Bros. Wonder, it should come as no surprise if the next movie inspires Galaxy 3.

I don't know any other idea more perfect than a return to the Galaxy series, now actually feeling like a galaxy on Switch 2.

Glad to have played with you at the start and end of the Splatfest! Here's hoping Team Friends win this rematch!

Team Friends, let's go!

Seems like a customer support type of problem. Has Cheesy reached out to them yet?.

You'll see this happening all the time with marginalized groups, and the same logic can be applied to Bluesky.

People likely mask all of their intent to review bomb under an innocent, constructive feedback mask. Some of the problems are real, but do not feel like something worth 1 star.

Underlying hate and discrimination is a very common behaviour, but it's something that is consistently overlooked.

Like certain politicians, these people always tread on the borderline just so they still appear innocent, while taking micro-steps over that line to nudge it further.

Another point added to the long list of reasons to leave Twitter.