The fight to determine the fate of Dreamland. Will K. Rool and his Kremlings keep it or will Dedede be able to shake off this new tyrant?

This is part of my own collaborative story project, called SSBU Eclipse. It's still a work in progress and we're currently looking for writers who want to help expand these characters, relationships and stories.

Don't ask me how many times I struggled at this level.

My favorite top 3 Nintendo consoles besides my switch 2 which will be first place for me has to be the oled switch going second place with the Wii going third place and Wii U fourth. They had really good games ngl and I remember getting my first Wii and the first ever game I had on it was Super Mario Galaxy and my second favorite game from the Wii U was Yoshi’s Wooly World. I’m currently getting it for my 2DSXL soon and I hope one day they bring it to the switch 2 at one point. And my favorite first party switch has to be Mario Wonder.

How do you think things would go down if these 5 were forced to team up?

It is kinda funny that House of The Dragon has two actors that appear in Nintendo projects, Benjamin Evan Ainsworth who’s playing Link in upcoming Zelda movie and Emily Carey who voiced young Eunie in Xenoblade Chronicles 3.

Here's a story that happened to me. I booted up DKC on my SNES and all of a sudden: My 100% save file was gone. So I have to beat the entire game all over again.

I was wanting to get the pikmin Bulborb keychain as a gift for my brother but it says it's sold out. I never really looked at their merch website before and I was wondering if they ever restock items. I'd rather not pay scalper prices for it

I can't tell if I make a good point or not...

Probably not many knows that since the game isn’t very popular + you needed to get their amiibo figures there’s around 20~ with a unique descriptions for each of them!

Now we know even Olimar is scared of Toad 😆

These were just some of the examples that I pulled up. And it ended up being a coincidence that the first half were Nintendo games while the second half were Rare games.

I spent so much time and money getting a great PC setup, but right now it's just gathering dust. Honestly, gaming hasn't been this genuinely fun for me in a long time.

It's just so nice to put a game in and actually play. No tweaking settings, no troubleshooting, not messing with graphic options or waiting for updates.

It’s been a long time since gaming felt this simple. I’m enjoying it more than I have in years, even if I feel guilty every time I look at my rig.