Jun 27
Though I will say it's still funny to see this again
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Though I will say it's still funny to see this again
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Rhythm Heaven Groove – Overview Trailer – Nintendo Switch
Rhythm Heaven is easily one of my strongest childhood memories. I have so many fond memories of playing the series over the years, from Rhythm Heaven on the Nintendo DS and 3DS, to Rhythm Heaven Fever on the Wii U, and later Rhythm Heaven Megamix on the Nintendo 3DS. I've always loved the franchise, and it remains one of my all-time favorites.
That's why I'm incredibly excited for Rhythm Heaven Groove, which releases on July 2, 2026! I'm really hoping I'll be able to pick it up so I can play it on my Nintendo Switch 2. After watching the trailer, I can honestly say the game looks fantastic, and it feels amazing to see the series finally getting a brand-new installment.
For anyone unfamiliar with Rhythm Heaven Groove, it's the newest entry in the Rhythm Heaven franchise. Based on the trailer, it looks like it's bringing back the charm, humor, and addictive rhythm gameplay that made the series so special in the first place. If you're even remotely interested in rhythm games, I'd definitely recommend checking out the trailer and seeing what you think. Of course, if it isn't your thing, that's totally fine too!
Either way, as a longtime fan of the series, I can't wait to see what Rhythm Heaven Groove has in store. July 2 can't come soon enough! 🎵✨🎮
A Guide To Avoiding Nintendo's Wrath When Making Fan Works
The following graphic is one I put together to people out who want to make fan made content such as fan games, for say Nintendo characters. The dos and don'ts when it come to making fan projects, which can help people avoid Nintendo's wrath.
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Perusing the Zelda wiki again and learned that Zelda II has a lot of enemies and bosses that never reappear which I think is kinda a shame because some of them seem like really cool ideas that I’d like see them adapt to modern Zelda
Like just look at these!
p.s. the first guy is called “Jermafenser”
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Randomly perusing the Zelda wiki and getting irrationally aggravated at the sheer amount of slime enemies… JUST CALL THEM ALL CHUCHUS AND BE DONE WITH IT!!!
Also the number of enemies that only appear in link to the past/link’s awakening/oracle games/link between worlds/echos of wisdom and nothing else is insane!
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Nintendo fans called me broke for not wanting a Switch 2, $80 Mario Kart, or Pokémon Legends ZA. So I bought a gaming PC that costs 4 or 5 times as much as their Nintendo Switch 2. Who's broke now, bitches?