User:MeatBall104/Games/Nintendo Switch

NOTE: You might notice some repeats here. My reasoning behind this is as follows: right around the time when the Switch came out, I was getting ready to start college, and I didn't want to go through the trouble of lugging a whole console between two different states. Thus, my Switch allowed me to play some of these Wii U masterpieces whenever and wherever I wanted, and in some cases the port actually improves over the original.

Nintendo Switch:

Game Title:	Opinion:	Extra Thoughts?!
Super Mario Odyssey		Favorite game of all time.
New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe		Better than the original, but way overpriced.
Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury		Better than the original, and Bowser's Fury was a blast. Another game built like that with maybe a little more content would be perfect!
Super Mario 3D All-Stars		Internet's already ripped this collection a new one for its lack of bonus content or game tweaks, so I won't do that here. I mainly bought it since I'd never played Sunshine or OG 64 before, and while both games have their charm, they're held back by some significant flaws. I am interested in trying Galaxy without the motion controls, but it's not a priority, considering I already 100%'d the game and find it a little overrated.
Super Mario Maker 2		What the first game should've been.
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe		Better than the original, based on the revamped Battle Mode alone.
Luigi's Mansion 3		Best in the trilogy.
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020		A shallow, but extremely addicting set of minigames. The Story Mode was pretty fun too, barring its lazy presentation as well as some odd decisions made. For instance, why couldn't I play as any character I wanted in each event, upon unlocking them?
Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle		Best. Crossover game. Ever.
Paper Mario: The Origami King		A near-perfect middle ground between the older and newer styles, while also including some small improvements that I wish were in the early installments.
Yoshi's Crafted World		I love the visuals, but the level-flipping concept was underplayed and the OST was horrendous. Plus, unlike Woolly World, there was no satisfactory reward for 100%ing the game.
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze		The definitive version.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild		Best in the series, and I can't wait for the sequel.
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening		My first exposure to this game. Fun overall, but I didn't like the bloated amount of collectibles. Also, the dungeon builder was very half-baked.
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity		Far superior to the original Hyrule Warriors, with a better story and more streamlined content, and the way it incorporates some of BotW's mechanics is ingenious. The postgame does get a little grindy and repetitive at times, though. Plus, I'm curious as to how BotW2 will acknowledge this game's ending, assuming it will.
Metroid Dread		So brutal, yet so satisfying to play through, though some of those shine-spark puzzles can go fuck themselves. Really curious to see where the story goes in future installments.
Kirby Star Allies		Pretty solid installment... after all the updates, that is.
ARMS		Cool character designs, but aside from that, this new IP didn't hook me at all.
Miitopia		What can I say? I love Miis! The ability to cast whoever you want as any character just adds a charm not found in other games of its type. In fact, I'd say it's the perfect entry point for those who haven't played an RPG before, and it's full to bursting with personality and depth in spite of its cheap presentation.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate		Probably won't ever be surpassed by any future installment.
Sonic Mania Plus		Only classic Sonic game I've ever beaten.
Sonic Colors: Ultimate		Funny enough, I didn't find any significant glitches in this game, barring the occasional (easily patchable) visual or audio bug. Other than that, it's still a portable remaster of my favorite Sonic game with some added bells and whistles, and that's good enough for me.
Sonic Forces		Not perfect, but I find this game to be very underrated, what with its cheesy story, catchy soundtrack, and cool Avatar system.
Team Sonic Racing		Has a cool gameplay concept, and the OST is phenomenal. But aside from that, this game has very little staying power to me.
Crash Bandicoot: N-Sane Trilogy		My first exposure to these games. They were competently made, but nothing amazing.
Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time		Cool graphics and level design, with some sharp writing to boot, but the completion process is way too bloated, and the difficulty would most likely be a turnoff for those who are new to the series. If not for the infinite lives option, I probably wouldn't have reached the final level, and even the idea of just beating the game sounds incredibly daunting.
Mega Man Legacy Collection 1+2		Wasn't able to beat any of these games, except for MM10, and that was only because of the Easy Mode.
Mega Man 11		Only the second Classic Mega Man game I ever beat. Modernizing the series instead of being constrained by nostalgia really pays off.
Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1+2		These games hold up way better than the Classic series in my eyes. Also, Rookie Hunter Mode makes X6 a lot more fun than fans say it is. X7 was the weakest, but still overstated in terms of how bad it actually is.
Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection		If you like to play video games mainly for the story, then you'll definitely love this series. I personally had to take a few breaks in between installments because of how similar the gameplay is.
Lego The Incredibles		First and possibly only Lego game I ever played/bought. Once you've played one, you've played them all.
Guacamelee! One-Two Punch Collection		Some of the best Metroidvanias out there, with some really awesome music.
Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair		A glimmer of hope for this burgeoning IP. Wouldn't say it's as good as the games it's inspired by, however.
New Super Lucky's Tale		Nothing to encourage replayability, but it is fun while it lasts.
A Hat in Time		Super Mario Sunshine done right!
Bayonetta 1+2		N/A
Batman: The Telltale Series		Pretty interesting take on the Batman mythos, but it does have a few minor bugs and animation errors.
Batman: The Enemy Within		An absolute blast. Need I say more?
de Blob		The lack of motion controls makes this installment less awkward to control; if you haven't played the game before, get it on the Switch, not the Wii.
de Blob 2		As I said before, this sequel annihilates its predecessor, with level designs that are better built around the controls, as well as an overall greater amount of polish/fleshing-out. Plus, the option of using soundtracks from both games was a more than welcome touch.
South Park: The Stick of Truth		Between the two games, this one has the better story.
South Park: The Fractured But Whole		Inferior story, but the battle system is far better.