The games are very simple, but it's geared toward little kids. But I enjoyed it anyway. I don't know if it's better than the DS games or not. There are more shops and a grander scope. But since the DS ones had touch screen controls, gameplay on them felt a little snappier.
I've always said that the 80s had the best arcade games, and the 90s had the best console games.
Not really related to anything on this blog, but I just saw Space Invaders Gigamax at Round 1 arcade. It said it was a Round 1 exclusive, too. I am going to try and go back and play it (didn't have enough time this time), but I'll send you some pictures on Facebook.
Yeah I think I remember them saying you can plug a mouse into the Switch 2 as long as it has the right kind of cord. I think I may try that sometime.
I had never seen Anteater in an arcade nor heard of it until I played it on MAME in college!
I think the Tiny Pixels series of games is just going to be a bunch of 8-bit styled simple games, not set to one genre.
It's way too expensive. I regret buying it.
I liked Pokken Tournament pretty well. I found it strange they combined Tekken with Pokemon!
I think it's so cool they have Mario Paint on Switch now. I hope they'll also bring over another SNES Mouse game: Mario vs. Wario. That one was never released in the US.
For whatever reason, I don't remember seeing Scramble in arcades, and if I did see it, it didn't draw me in like Pac-Man did. Really the first early Konami games I remember seeing in arcades were Gyruss and Time Pilot, and I loved those!
Our family's first computer was the Apple ][+. I have good memories playing games on it like Lode Runner, Spare Change, and Aquatron.
The only way I'd buy a Game Key Card is if I found one RIDICULOUSLY cheap.
