Late Night Creative Thoughts

 This is going to be part one of covering multiple aspects of the new Nintendo Switch Online expansion pass, since there are multiple pieces, the Nintendo 64, Genesis, and upcoming Animal Crossing DLC. Instead of cramming each piece into one long posts, I decided to put them all into pieces and cover them, plus I have an interesting idea for the Genesis aspect that I will share later. For now I am going to dive into the Nintendo 64 aspect of this expansion and ask. Is it worth 30 dollars more? Let's fire up some old classics and let's find out. The single player runs fine but the button mapping does not have enough options. Some games often feel cramped, while others feel just fine. But for the price point other options seem like an easy addition that would not take too long, so more people can enjoy the game. Next up even in single player some of the games do not perform at their best, audio issues, input lag, and sometimes even graphical hiccups. This would be all fine and go

  Image Source: Gamestop Dot Com The series that is known for whacky mini games, crazy antics, and fast paced fun is back with WarioWare Get It Together. This game has a big emphasis on multiplayer, to where there are only one mode made for a single player, and you can even play the entire story mode with another person. Then there are plenty of party game modes for two to four people, and they seem like they could be a ton of fun. But I have not been able to try these modes, so in the meantime, I wanted to talk about this game from a single player point of view, and let you see if it is worth it. The graphics and music are great, there is even one stand out song later on in the game that I still find myself listening to from time to time. The presentation is fun, and whacky and the style of this game is great. The only problem I have is that there is voice acting but only for some parts, the partial voice acting is really distracting compared to the previous entry WarioWare Gold which

The Legend Of Zelda celebrated the series recently by releasing a set of special joycons. Many people who wanted Animal Crossing were treated to a special edition Nintendo Switch with amazing console exclusive joycons packed in. So today I thought I would talk about a few series that I think would have some awesome special edition joycons or at least skins to put on the ones we already have.  Kingdom Hearts The series is coming to Switch soon, Sora is in Super Smash Brothers Ultimate, I think it's time to make special joy cons. Have a design, or make them look like a keyblade, or have the patterns from the collections that house these games. Perhaps sea salt ice-cream on one and a papu fruit on another could make for a fun and charming pair of joycons.  Kirby I love this series, and I think that pink joy cons with Kirby on them, or some sort of pattern that embodies the series would be a great addition for those looking for another pair.  Mario They did this with the Wii Remote, I

 I love all sorts of game sound tracks, from Mario to Ace Attorney gaming music is a part of the reason I love them. Songs that stay with you long after you turn the console off. Made by people who pour their heart and soul into, so from time to time I want to talk about various video game soundtracks, and today is going to be Marvel V.S Capcom 2, a classic and still very beloved fighting game.  This soundtrack is pure energy that is fitting of a fighting game and set the standard for games to come. The high energy and instrumentation of each track fitting hand in hand with the gameplay of wanting to be the last one standing. The music fits every fight perfectly, with bouncy high energy tracks that fit in perfectly with the bright and colorful, vibrant backgrounds, and flashy specials moves accompanied by the giant cast of characters.  Even the menu music fills the player with excitement and energy, the lyrics may repeat often and the music may loop quickly but it still sticks with you

Image Source: Tiermaker dot com In honor of the upcoming Mario Party Superstars, here is a tier list of Mario Party games. I love the series but it definitely has some lows with the highs, so here it is. This list is my opinion only. Enjoy!

 This blog has been an awesome time, covering all sorts of games old and new and doing reviews, lists, and more. I have been having a blast so far but I think I have written myself into a corner, each month I have done themes and they have been a great time but I think I need a break from them. I will do a theme at the end of the year where I will cover games that are new or talk about a year in review, holiday gaming and more like that but besides that I think I am going to cover all sorts of stuff and not be tied to a theme for a while. This is not the end of themes for months and when I come up with a really good one I will definitely do it, so this is not the end but rather a little break. And I can wait to bring you all sorts of content soon, thank you for reading and understand. Have a great day!

 You probably have heard of this game more then once, whether it is a live streamer, a friend or advertisements for updates, this game is huge. But why is that? Why do so many people love a game where you have to run a farm, give gifts to those who dwell in town to win their love, and so much more? Other games have offered the same things and even on bigger scales sometimes, so what makes Stardew Valley stand out? Almost too much that sometimes it may seem hard to form a plan or stick with it. Holidays, events, and special cutscenes for befriending the large cast of characters. Stardew almost has too much to do, and that is why it is so fantastic.  This game has an unyielding, undeniable charm for starters, from the warm and cozy music, to the people you meet this area immerses the player into a small but welcoming town. There are plenty of characters to meet all with their own stories, personalities, and dreams. The town feels like it has life in it from the second you step in it, and