straightorbroken
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Mario Circuit DS. Can't go wrong I guess. The forest section was nice in a Wonder Boy kind of way.
I know it's a little more linear than some of the others, but I've always felt that was a plus for the almost survival horror vibe they went for. I hope they add Zero Mission to the GBA service as well soon!


and some BIG BOSSES. It all feels like a massive TOY BOX.
The shots with Sidon fighting alongside Link are quite intriguing, I wonder how that'll play out in the game? Maybe you can pick a computer-controlled companion for the dungeons or something.It just really feels overwhelming. Like sensory overloadWhat are you struggling with? 3D Mario games?
There's heaps of great 2D platformers starting with Mario Bros U or whatever it's called, the Yoshi game and the two 2D Kirbys. And that's just Nintendo stuff!

I really think Kirby Star allies is a great choice. It's super colourful and fun and very easy to pick up and you can play up to four people at the same time. It's 2D but admittedly a bit manic sometimes but if it helps my FAIRLY OLDER boyfriend can cope with what's going on onscreen and actually enjoy himself!It just really feels overwhelming. Like sensory overload
I've just been messaging a friend only a couple of years younger who has a teenage son who has one, and she's recommended other ones.
One reason I decided to get it was for my 6 and 8 year old great nieces. I bet they pick it all up without a second thought. Any recommendations for games that will appeal to them that I may be able to cope with greatly appreciated!
If your last experience of gaming is 16-bits you're in for a treat with the Switch as it has hundreds of indie games that pay homage (/rip off) that era of gaming, from Contra to Donkey Kong Country to JRPGs and even racing games (check out Horizon Chase Turbo)A lot of it may just be that it's VERY DIFFERENT to what I've been used to from a gaming perspective. My recent experience of gaming is just very basic things on a phone and tablet. My last experience of a console is the Megadrive in the early/mid 90s.
I also wonder if I'll find it a bit easier when I connect it to the TV.


