True but especially with the Switch being meant as both a handheld and a portable console hybrid, if you get a game that turns out to be boring, a prime example for me being Splatoon 2, then you run into the issue of buyers remorse. In my case I am a collector and I prefer physical copies of games but still. I do occasionally regret spending money on a game day one and not watching reviews or anything beforehand then getting the game and being disappointed. Or like playing it and finding it fun, then switching to something else because it's the new thing, and coming back to it just feeling instantly bored by it.

I mean it depends how long it takes you to complete it to! I'm in the same situation with the witcher 3 kinda. I actually really really liked it, still like it, but I got busy with other stuff when I got to the last mission and I've just never finished it

Sadly that is very true. Some of the good ones that do come out are also not the best in terms of replay value. So it's like a double edged sword. You pay for a game and only complete it once, it still feels like a waste. But on the flip side if you buy it and never complete it due to being boring, like me with Zelda: Skyward Sword on the Wii, it's still a wasted investment. Like I literally saved my game for Skyward Sword at the last boss fight, which took me over a year or two to even get to due to just how bored of the game I was. I may complete it someday but I find more replayability in Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks, two of the most universally hated Zelda titles.

I mean I think that's the same with any system, 90% of games that come out to any system are trash usually

I can't blame you. There's only a handful of good games out for it right now, I personally have 13 games of the over 900 available for the Switch. That tells you just how picky I am with games.

Aw that sucks, I didn't really follow nintendo at E3 this year. I don't have a switch or anything, probably will someday! But, not today xP I'm too cheap

I love Nintendo so during E3 I am always excited when a good game is announced. Sadly they sometimes don't announce very much to be excited for. This year's E3 was pretty poor. They had a few good games but mostly stuff that was already announced during Nintendo Directs before E3.

Only one of those I've had was a wii that basically only ever came out at parties xP I guess that's why I've never heard of it. That's good! A good deal is always nice! I don't get how people can get excited for things so far out, if something's super far out and it gets announced I'm just sad :w: all E3 this year I was just like "Oh that looks!... Oh, oh 2019. That's fine. ;~;"

Thank you! Rune Factory has been on a few platforms. It began on the DS then was on PS3 and Wii and RF4 was the most recent one for the 3DS. I have the entire collection of games. I got all 3 DS games and both Wii titles for under $60 at GameStop. RF 4 I bought brand new for like $30 at GameStop. I am excited for RF5 which is rumored to be releasing in the next year or two for the Switch.

Mhmm, that makes sense I guess, good luck with it!

Platformer's are cool, haven't played any recently really. Never even heard of rune factory xP That's pretty cool though. Mostly on 3ds then?