TCP

Pro life tip: never sell anything.

Game disc? What year is it?! Pro tip, buy it digitally and PlayStation won't charge you taxes. I bought it on Saturday, not long after my last post, I've played it all weekend!

GOTY

Now that I live in a city that isn't a stupid ass hick city in the middle of nowhere, I can see dope ass movies. The Lighthouse -At first it was kind of like a Decemberists song made into a movie. But then it moved into something ....else. It was incredible. Go see it in a theatre, if you can. Jojo Rabbit -Similar heart to Hunt For The Wilderpeople but a different type of movie. The kid who played Jojo was great. Scarlet was great. Everyone was pretty great.

"Oh TCP, are you playing The Outer Worlds?" "Nah dawg" "Oh what about Death Stranding? You did love The Phantom Pain after all" "Oh uh, yeah, maybe later..." I have no self control.

Dragon Quest XI Probably the best JRPG I've ever played... sorry Persona 5. This game, man. It's essentially three games in one and I loved it. More games like this, please. EDIT: and before anyone says anything, yeah, I got the true ending.

Sorry, are you talking the level design in the last few dungeons or

Link's Awakening.

@TheMightyEthan classic SNES controller makes SNES games feel more authentic. But I am the guy with nearly 800 vinyl records, so, YMMV. Anyways, the wife, Mrs. Poet, wants to play Untitled Goose Game (geese are cute), Stardew Valley, and Pokemon Shield, so I got her:

I bought this a few days ago. Nintendo said it was "temporarily unavailable" but the order button was still active. I was expecting my order to get cancelled but it shipped on Friday. Too bad you can't use the d-pad in Link's Awakening or this would be perfect.

Almost at the fourth dungeon of Link's Awakening. Even after getting this far, this art style is still charming as heck. I want every 2D Zelda remade like this. Oracle games obviously. Minish Cap would look great. But I think the original LoZ and A Link to the Past would also be great in this style. Not only could they use the graphical upgrade but the additional movement would make both games feel a lot less antiquated.

Great! Now allow me to be the first to ask... Where's the Switch port?!

Two indie games for the Switch: And the best PS3 (unless Black Flag counts??) era Ass Creed. "BREXIT THIS!!" *hidden blade through the throat*

Dragon Quest Builders 2: honestly, it's the best building game I've played since Terraria. Performance on the Switch was pretty poor when you started building a lot but for the most part in the story it ran fine. It's the perfect game for handheld though so the trade off in performance is well worth it. Game play wise, it's a big improvement from the first Dragon Quest Builders. I just wish it gave you more opportunity for creativity in the main story. Fun fact: it's the first Dragon Quest game I've ever completed (I got about 99% of the way through Dragon Quest 9 but gave up at the final boss due to needing to grind).

Super Mario Maker Hey that single player story mode was pretty fun!

Don't judge me!

I said this?

I hate this.

Final Fantasy XV What the fuck even was that?

Final Fantasy XV I think I'm in chapter 10 now. I know, I know, but guys, this game is great. I mean, yeah the story is non-sensical and convoluted and it's pretty hard to care about anything because it's so up its own ass. BUT THE BROMANCE!!! It's great. I mean, yeah, it tries to be an action RPG and it's not really strong in the action respects and yeah, it loses a lot of what Final Fantasy is suppose to be with the lack of traditional classes and magic. Also sometimes the game just feels strangely rushed. There's weird sections where major things happen but it's like... none of the characters really cared? Or they decide to do something but it's never really explained. It's like the game feels a little rushed. But I don't care. I'm loving this stupid world it's created.

on the Switch!