Switch, always nice to have something to look forward to during my breaks at work, and I usually get some gaming in after the rest of my family goes to bed as well.

While it's hard to say for certain without seeing them both, it could be that one was an earlier model. Later Wii models removed GameCube backwards compatibility to save on costs, so they're a lot cheaper these days.

I've heard great things about Dragon Ball Fighterz, and it apparently runs perfectly. From Nintendo themselves, you've also got Arms, which was pretty neat (although I felt it was a little content-light).

I'm currently playing Nier: Replicant (PS3 version) and SMT: Devil Survivor 2 (3DS port). Not actually sure which is older.

... Thinking about it, a lot of what I play now is legacy content, just because there's so much I've missed over the years. It's fun playing through the random stuff I picked up.

@pyro1245: All of the subsequent ToS remasters being 30 fps always frustrates me. I usually don't mind 30 vs. 60 fps as much, but it already exists! I know there were reasons for the initial downgrade when it got ported to PS2, but once it was back on more powerful hardware...

So many hours spent on that purple lunchbox as a kid. It was fun seeing how much a lot of my N64 favorites changed when they made the jump to the new system. Paper Mario, Smash, Mario Kart, and I got to consciously experience my first two JRPGs on there (3 if you count Paper Mario) with Tales of Symphonia and Baten Kaitos laying the groundwork for a lot of games I came to love later.

And I know they have problems, but I loved Star Fox Adventures and Sunshine as well. I really want to jump into those again...

Kind of a Necro post, but I believe it's actually on sale right now.

I know this thread is old, but it seems to still be alive, so...

I've picked up a couple games these past couple months. Pokemon Scarlet was a given, but I also grabbed Klonoa and Live Alive. I'm also really interested in 13 Sentinels, so I'll probably buy that after I've finished up a bit more of my Switch backlog.

Quite a bit, yeah. I don't mind going to other platforms, but I often find myself riding the train, whether to work or to meet friends. Being able to play during that time is huge, so I'm pretty happy that I can play a lot of these games period.

Tales of Symphonia and Vesperia! There are things I like more about each, so I can never choose between the two. Played a few others, but found them mostly forgettable. Hoping Berseria changes that once I finally play it...