Just purchased and downloaded Pokemon X for my 3DS. I've beat it before, but now I want to do another Nuzlocke or Wonderlocke on it, and thought I would get it before the 3DS eShop closes for good. I need to buy a Micro SD card for my 3DS, but I also plan on buying Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright and some other games as well. Technically I had these before, but I traded them and other games in years ago so that I could buy my Switch and Smash Ultimate for only $12. Now that it's coming to the point where they'll be no longer available, I'm going to get what I can while I still can.
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I decided to get Shin chan: Me and the Professor on Summer Vacation -The Endless Seven-Day Journey- on the switch since it looks like a relaxing game I might enjoy since I thought it'll be a nice break from playing RPGs and other kinds of games.
Moonlight.
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technically stray since i got with the playstation plus thing and i'm finally sitting down and playing it.
i mainly started playing it because the cat looks like one of my cats and i'm glad i did (the people on pc who are modding the cat to look like their cat is one of the cutest gaming-related things i've ever seen), it's such a charming little game and i'm gonna be sad when i finally finish it haha
i mainly started playing it because the cat looks like one of my cats and i'm glad i did (the people on pc who are modding the cat to look like their cat is one of the cutest gaming-related things i've ever seen), it's such a charming little game and i'm gonna be sad when i finally finish it haha
LoveGraceMarie
Fairy Rapunzel ✿
I recently bought Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch because it was on sale! I haven’t played it yet but I’m really excited 
I bought Farthest Frontier and I'm absolutely loving it. It's still in Early Access but it's so good! From the kinda old school graphics to the really big amount of things you can produce and supervise, it's really cool I definitely don't regret it!
Actually my partner got it but we share games and we use their switch together more than I use my switch myself. It its "Gibbon: Beyond the trees".
It is a very short indie game that tries to create awareness around the destruction of Gibbon's habitats due to deforestation, exploitation from the palm oil industry, etc.
The graphics are so beautiful, you can hear gibbons sing and it really causes an impact on the player. This is a good thing but it was also sad for me to play sometimes...
It is a very short indie game that tries to create awareness around the destruction of Gibbon's habitats due to deforestation, exploitation from the palm oil industry, etc.
The graphics are so beautiful, you can hear gibbons sing and it really causes an impact on the player. This is a good thing but it was also sad for me to play sometimes...
Not a whole game this time, but my most recent gaming-related purchase was the Montana DLC for American Truck Simulator. I haven't been able to do much exploring quite yet, but from what I have seen so far it is incredibly well done. I'm really looking forward to seeing more of the state in the game once I have more time.
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lmao I came in here to post the same thing!
Just bought and started Dinkum as well despite hearing about its multiplayer shortcomings. I've been having fun playing with two others and we're roughly three hours in, but it is a bummer that only the island host can advance their tasks in a multiplayer session currently.
Exploring, crafting, building, foraging, and all the other farm/life-sim delights we've come to love are at your disposal to do together though!
I shouldn't be in here twice in one week. Kirby's Dream Buffet was calling my name.
It's a cute little game but a lot of the courses feel the same (e.g.: burger v.s. cake - art varies slightly, yet obstacles and enemies are repeated). I'll play occasionally, but it's not something I see myself playing a lot of in the future.
It's a cute little game but a lot of the courses feel the same (e.g.: burger v.s. cake - art varies slightly, yet obstacles and enemies are repeated). I'll play occasionally, but it's not something I see myself playing a lot of in the future.
AppleBitterCrumble
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Splatoon 2! I am currently on level 3, I obviously suck still since I am in my learning phase, but I think I am getting somewhere (just bought the roller today and am excited to try it out later)
but now can finally play the expansion pack!
LuchaSloth
Sloth
Was on the fence about whether to buy the new Saints Row. Decided to get it for Xbox Series X a few days ago, and it is a lot of fun. I know the reviews have been very harsh towards it. But, yeah...Saints Row has never been known for being the most technically polished series. No regrets from me about paying the full price. I definitely wasn't going to buy any of the more expensive deluxe versions...but the vanilla game was a worthwhile investment even with its flaws.
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