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Tell us about the lobsters. Not sure I would click that link

Alas, our router is upstairs - way too far away from my TV/steam link.

Thank you for the detailed impressions. I'm pulled between the modding ability and cheaper price of the PC version and the realization that at this point in my life I simply prefer sitting on the couch to game. (I have a steam link, but on the first try playing a game it froze up. Not a great sign )

Please let us know how the hardware holds up during the late game. I'm tempted since I skipped it on PC.

But the Pro controller is lovely for Celeste

I searched my email for the one that might have included a key for backers - couldn’t find anything. How can I play it now?

Haven't listened to this yet, bit I want to point out donoteat has an incredible series on YouTube looking at the history of Urban planning (often from a leftist, materialist perspective) by looking at the evolution of a fictional city named Franklin using cities skylines.

I never had trouble with the rhythm games - and it really makes me want a Rhythm Heaven on switch. Make it happen Nintendo please.

Merus, what do you think of Gita Jackson's critiques here? Seems like the switch version was modeled after the mobile version? https://kotaku.com/the-world-ends-with-you-final-remix-the-kotaku-review-1829697381/amp

My first thought is keep the wonderful landscapes but add bustling cities with Majoras Mask-style schedules for the inhabitants to make it feel more alive

What difficulty y'all playing on for the campaign? I ran up against a stalemate with enemy ships dropping soldiers continually killing my army, only three or four missions in 😞

Is it nice to play with a controller? I'm always tempted to get a wheel setup but the adult inside stops me

You sold me on this game halfway in, purchased and started playing. I love the look and the pace of it. So much nicer to play than a stressful competitive RTS

*Standard hoping-for-Switch-port post*

People who have played both, does the change in engine change how it feels to play to a great degree?