My favorite part is the Switch lifetime stats they included at the end of the page as a reward for scrolling all the way through the wrap up.
I have played 209 hours of Pokemon Arceus and 138 hours of Ring Fit. I am nowhere close to 100% completion on either.
Therapy, seriously. I am not a mental health professional, but from what I have read, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy can be just as good as chemical antidepressants.
If you are struggling with depression, please do yourself a favor and see if your health insurance covers therapists. If not, at least read up on therapy techniques to deal with depression. I have been recommended Feeling Good by David D. Burns as a book to follow.
They did not have other sizes at launch. If you read the article, the game publisher let slip that Nintendo has started offering smaller, cheaper carts.
My theory is that the Switch 2 launch was rushed. Nintendo had been delaying the system for years, saying that Switch 1 sales where still over performing expectations. Last year, Switch 1 sales fell faster than the Nintendo expected and suddenly they had a system ready to release in a couple months. I would have expected the pre-release hype cycle to be longer but I suspect Nintendo expected the death of the Switch 1 to be much slower.
I am not expecting it to give me the perfect workout for a given day. I was hoping for guidance like “Try this workout for a week. if you are handling the exercise, increase the weight. If you are failing on the last set, keep trying for another week. If you are not completing the first set or are plateauing, decrease the weight and increase your reps.”
Thanks, I will try it out.
I haven’t tried Compile, but your description reminds me of Sorcerer from Wise Wizard Games. It is similar to what you described. As part of setup, each player picks a character, domain, and lineage deck and shuffles the three together to get a deck to play a tactical card game.
The game itself is fun. You always have options for what to do on your turn but never enough actions to do everything. The deck modules each have a distinct identity and abilities, creating satisfying asymmetry.