So I assumed that with one Nintendo Switch in docked mode, you can purchase two of the RC karts and play split-screen with someone on the couch. Now, I'm reading that each RC kart needs to have its own switch.

Is this true? So me and my friend can't play couch multiplayer together unless my friend has a switch as well? If so, that's super disappointing! Feels like there are too many restrictions to make this experience practical, especially since the karts themselves are so expensive.

@mandzilla: Thanks so much, you've helped me make up my mind! :)

I want to buy this game, never played the first or second one before. Is the online multiplayer still full of people? What's it like a year after release? Are most of the players on there crazy good veterans?

I know this has probably been asked a million times, so apologies in advance. I beat Pokemon Sun last year. I'm thinking I might want to re-play the game. Would it be worth my while to get Ultra Sun? Or should I just make a new file in Pokemon Sun?

I should mention: I don't care about ultra beasts, and I also don't care about my old save file. I'm just wondering if Ultra Sun provides enough freshness to warrant a purchase for an avid Pokemon fan.

I already own it on the Wii. I really enjoyed it. The last time I played it was back in 2010. I'm really debating whether to get the HD one or not. I know it's a matter of opinion, but I'm just curious to see what all of you plan on doing. I could play the original game again right now, or I can spend $60 and play a better looking version. I personally am attracted to the updated visuals of the HD version (of course I wouldn't have minded more of an upgrade though).

How about all of you? What are you gonna do?

@mesome713: But how does it affect the gameplay? What changes in each level depending on which one I pick?

Before I play online with random people, the old man asks me if I prefer playing "slow and steady" or "swift as an arrow." What's the difference between these two options, exactly?

I'm just trying to think, are there any pretty significant games coming out from this point forward? The last one that seems interesting is Triforce Heroes. Do you think there's anything else to look forward to before the next handheld console?

Now that the game is officially released, can anyone confirm that you can either play 3 player with two game carts, as well as 3 player with 1 game cart? Also... If I'm the one who owns the game, and I get through a few levels with my team, can we continue exactly where we left off later on? Do I have to play with the exact same 3DS systems to continue where we left off, or can another friend join in where we left off later?

Hey everyone, just wanted to ask about Triforce Heroes... If I buy the game, and I want to play locally with two people who do not own the game, can we all play multiplayer co-op just like we could've if we all owned the game? Are there any features missing in single-cart co-op, or is it the exact same?

And finally, what if two people own the game, and one person doesn't? Would we still do single-cart play, and it would work?

I know the game isn't released yet, I'm just hoping someone has the answers! ;D Thanks.