Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "Nintendo wants you to like sushi. And why not? Sushi is great and one of the most versatile foods out there and in this case – one of the most unique puzzle games I’ve gotten to play in quite some time. Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido is a bizarre little game to say the least as you battle to bring sushi back to the masses after the evil Empire defeated the Republic in the great Sushi Struggles and banned sushi from the masses, but you know what? It works and if you can get by this fishy premise then you might be in for a pretty fun little puzzler."
Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido for Nintendo Switch is on sale for $16.19. The Nintendo 3DS version is on sale for $14.99.
Phil writes, "It's been a homecoming of sorts here at SuperPhillip Central. We had a new edition of a longtime SuperPhillip Central favorite series of articles with Best Boss Battles in Gaming History's 20th outing, and now we have one of the longest running article series with "Most Overlooked" getting another entry. These upcoming Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo 3DS games flew under the radar for most system owners, but here's hoping that I can spark some interest in these otherwise enjoyable games."
I would add Sniper Elite 3, 4 and Zombie Army Trilogy to the list. Love those games.
If you're rocking a Nintendo Switch, Amazon is running a pretty sweet sale that offers discounts on a handful of games.
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is also discounted on Amazon atm for $48.80 USD. I highly recommend it.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B...
Probably one of the best JRPGs I've played since Lost Odyssey. Not to say there hasn't been some great ones between but.... Xenoblade 2 was phenomenal. Sunk something like 240 hours into it before finally, reluctantly, moving along to another game.
@Seraphim Lost Odyssey oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooooh man you brought back so many good memories. I LOVED THAT GAME!!! Even those long as stories that I read all the way through, some excellent writing if I do say so myself.
I was hoping for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe to be $41.99 for a physical copy. The game will be 2 years old come April. Since Nintendo is really greedy and can't even let the physical copy be discounted, I guess I will go to ebay for a slightly used copy for about $40-45.
Gamespot has it $41 for digital. EBay you’ll pay at least $50-$55 for physical
You exaggerate as if Switch games are somehow lesser games, and that's where you're 100% wrong.
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Splatoon 2, and Octopath Traveler are all on multiple people's lists of their favorite games (regardless of system) and they are chock full of hours or content.
while some games are worth it some simply aren't. But I can say the same about many PS/XB games that release as well. I don't mind paying $60 for most games but there are some I just don't see the value in paying that for. Thing of it is, value is determined by each individual person. Someone might only feel $40 or any other price above or under is the price making X game worthwhile while others happily pay $60 or even $100-200 for some special edition. Point is value is subjective.
Quality games that's why. Just like in the 90s. Games were pricey back then. Most games these days are all the same and get old quick. Nintendo seems to always hold its value.
I've been wanting to get Octopath Traveler. Now might be the best time to pick it up.
