"Nintendo has made it difficult, if not impossible, to play a lot of its classic games on modern consoles. The Super Mario 3D All-Stars announcement only emphasizes how much of a problem this has become." | Rebecca Spear
Mario, TMNT, Sonic, some of the best retro games live on the Nintendo Switch.
Nintendo has just provided some updated information on several of their Switch million seller titles via CESA 2022. As such, we’ve got some new sales figures for a few of these titles.
Awesome to see Bayonetta 2 get over a million and the Xenoblade games to do so well! Good numbers all around. Nice to see Nintendo recover after the Wii U.
With the release of the White Book, Super Mario 3D All-Stars lifetime sales hit a new total of 9.07 million.
I still have a sealed copy of this game. I heard it was going to be a limited release so I never opened it. I wouldn’t exactly call 9mil limited however.
Nintendo played us yet again. Fattened up their pockets by using the coveted limited release tactic to gain profits by secretly releasing more than they said was available.
I feel this as bad as insider trading. There's a law broken somewhere here. It doesn't feel right. Bastards never again will I listen to their bs.
It was stupid to make it a limited release to begin with. No matter, it is pretty easy to find used copies for people who missed it and want the collection. It is a fine collection, especially having Mario Galaxy which is a pain to emulate because of the controls.
Can they just do the Zelda collection already?! Yes we know Mario is popular. But damnit I want a Zelda collection of all the handheld games, including the 3ds remakes of Ocarina and Majora along with the great and underappreciated Link Between Worlds.
Nintendo isn’t going to add N64, GCN & Wii games to NSO anytime soon. We barely even get NES & SNES games added to the service in a timely manner nowadays
Interesting article that names two Xbox games and dozens of Nintendo games. The fact still remains—Nintendo makes its own games and is proud of its work. Microsoft on the other hand shoves its few titles into a bargain bin with stuff other people left behind.
The whole Disney approach that Nintendo is taking about releasing a title for a bit then throw it back into the vault is a bad idea. And all it does is just leads people to hack the console and dump roms onto the console. You make more money flooding that title in the market because people want to relive their memories or open a door to games they never played like me with Sunshine and Galaxy. I'll say this again Mario 64 should have been cleaned up looks wise when announced for this collection its not that hard to do modders have been doing it for years you have had ample time to do that. Nintendo needs to be listening to their fans and what the fans want. The NES and SNES libraries they offer for the Switch online are a joke they had better libraries with both the SNES and NES minis. And adding new titles to both libraries on the Switch only happens once in a very blue moon. I understand their is a license agreement they have to seek out to add the games to the NES and SNES libraries on the Switch. But its like Nintendo is not even trying when it comes to that department and adding new SNES and NES titles. I would love to see the Virtual Console brought back for the Switch I use to play the shit out of it on the Wii. Nintendo also needs to work on the multiplayer aspect for the Switch as well the prison code sucks to add friends, no party chat, not way to message a friend and some games to play online lag like shit that's why I don't play and pay for the Switch online.
Hardly the same nintendo probably has over 100 games over multiple generations that have scored over 90% that people will still buy today ,i cant think of a single "classic" xbox game that I'd repurchase