Splatoon Raiders — Release Date Revealed — Nintendo Switch 2 YouTube video by Nintendo of America

Can't wait! Also, gonna need those amiibo!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jaag...

Mana Moon Dragon Maid deck box finally arrived today. (I got the Dratini one). Took forever, but the wait finally feels worth it!

Finally rolled credits in Pokopia. Now the *real* game begins!

Hope you two enjoy it. I went on release just so I don't have to dodge spoilers online as usual, lol. I used to go to the theaters quite often, but I think this was my first trip to one in close to 6 months.

Also, as awesome as the souvenir buckets are, they were just too expensive for me. I felt like the kids pack for $13 with a reusable small cup, popcorn, gummies, and a blind bag stuffed Luma, was a better buy! Just kinda wish I didn't get the white chase variant. If someone wants to trade, hmu!

I'll also say, I'm a little sad that Nintendo revealed a certain character a few days before the movie released, cause I think that surprise would have been amazing to witness in the moment.

Mario movie was at lot of fun, and I loved all the nods to the games. I do agree with others that the overall story was on the weaker side, but nonetheless, I'm excited to see where they go next after this!

Lucky pull from a mini tin yesterday! This card is slick!

ZZZ coffee!?

Between them and Korone, I think I'm a dog person, lol <3

Thanks! My interests are all over the place, haha. Toasterkiwi is the artist of the plusle and minun if you're interested. Their art is amazing!

Got a new ita bag, so I threw some pins/charms on it quickly for the con! Will prolly update it later, but I think this looks good for now!

They're all pretty similar. Most people just say to find a game engine you like and stick with it. The older ones might have less features, but they have a larger user base and more plugins available.

I just wish I had more free time to devote to learning game making. If you count my silly RPG maker project, technically I'm already at number 2, lol.

Yeah, the games were all short little minigames, nothing special, but it was a nice bonus. Sadly, some games required you to scan multiple cards to play the full game, and it always sucked when I had like 3 out of the 4 cards required. =\

It's funny cause when that set first came out, everyone hated the foil pattern cause it looked almost bootleg.

I really liked the cards/sets with the e-reader dot codes on them like the Grimer. Some of those scan and had data for mini games on them!

That foil Vulpix from The Legendary set is worth a good amount, surprisingly!

I like how you have cards from all different sets, rarities, and languages mixed together. Very cool!

I love a lot of the old card artworks, they're so nostalgic. Glad you were able to hang onto them! I'd be curious to see the rest when your done.

Rosalina💫

Did a double round of trading cards yesterday. Managed to take 2nd in Hololive and win this awesome playmat! And then I took 2nd at the Pokemon Perfect Order pre release. Pretty great day overall!

Yeah, building different habitats to attract new Pokemon reminds me how villagers in that game requested specific rooms or facilities. I def recommend it if you liked DQB2!

I wasn't planning to get it just cause I don't wanna support game key card practices, but seeing others post about it kinda gave me fomo. Lol

Speaking of time, I wish our state would hurry up and do away with daylight savings. I always love losing an hour of sleep and screwing up my sleep cycle. /sarcasm

Feels like I have so little time for gaming these days. But the brief time I spent with Pokopia has been fun so far. I can definitely tell the Dragon Quest Builders team was involved!

Oh, what kind of cereal?

That's a slick Switch dock you got there!

Tokyo Mirage Session mentioned!!!! Let's go!

Tiki & Terra #FireEmblem #FF6 #art