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    Smash Bros ultimate. I also enjoyed Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Inscryption and the various emulators that come with the live subscription thing

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    The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

    I’m not sure if I really prefer it to Breath of the Wild which was a very impressive game and literally sets the stage for TotK but the the possibility to explore this somewhat familiar map vertically was a lot of fun for me.

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        I disagree, there’s quite a lot. Granted, the Depths can get a little repetitive but there’s nevertheless a lot to explore. Same goes for the Sky. There are whole dungeons to be found.

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    Metroid Dread. Super satisfying final boss fight, the E.M.M.I. bots encountered throughout the game were true to the game’s namesake and 360° aiming introduced in Metroid: Samus Returns still works great. Out of all Metroid games I’ve played (Other M didn’t happen, fight me) this was by far the most intense one.

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    Fire emblem warriors: Three hopes

    Dynasty warriors gameplay/Fire emblem story

    Turns out replacing the ancient gameplay makes fire emblem actually fun to play.

    They also removed all the weird marrying mechanics.

    And I still have no idea how, after Fates’ omega crap story, they managed to write a story that’s not only good, but also one where the heroes are actual heroes, and not some stupid status quo defenders like in seemingly every book ever.