Well folks, you made it through another week – well done! It's felt like a bit of a heavy one, with some world leaders shouting at each other, others hosting absurdly lavish dinner parties, and lots more discourse around AI, as always.
This week, rumours surrounding a re-release of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire intensified, Nintendo shared a look at Ocarina of Time's overworld map for Switch 2, and the company introduced a new Switch bundle for Europe in an effort to shift a bunch of stock.
So, what are we all doing to chill out this weekend?
With the end of the year fast approaching, this weekend I NEED to stop playing Tears of the Kingdom and get back to Pragmata. I had a great time in the first few hours and need to polish it off and move onto something else, like Future Knight which I still haven't started.
The kids also saw Pico Park on my home menu and want to try that, so that'll keep us busy. Have a good one, folks.
Stop the press! I have finally finished Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave! I have so much fun with the game and it's been so lovely to be able to chat with Jim about it this but I'm SO READY to move on. I'm still very slowly plodding my way through Fire Emblem: Awakening (it's my weekend coffee game) so it'll be a long while before I get back onto that.
I've been really into playing on my 2DS again, even to the point of caring for some abandoned Nintendogs last weekend so I think I might rummage through the rest of my DS and 3DS games to see what I might play casually.
On a less cosy note, Silent Hill: Townfall released this week so I'll no doubt be cowering under the covers with my Snorlax plushie in an attempt to face my fears in a digital version of my motherland. I've been a huge fan of Silent Hill since the first game (I was way too young) so I'm really excited for this one! I'm still praying for a Switch 2 port of ANY of the games so maybe if I dream hard enough, it'll happen. Who's with me?
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