u/Alexeitor87

I really want to play an arcade-style soccer game.

I was originally going to play the new Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road game, but... 80 euros seems like too much for what it is. I tried the Captain Tsubasa demo and found it quite fun (it reminded me of Inazuma Eleven Strikers), but I've seen some pretty negative reviews and a bad Metacritic score. Although I've also read some good reviews.

I found it at a really good price.

I should mention that I watched the first season of the Captain Tsubasa remake and I liked it quite a bit (even though it's not a series from my childhood). I didn't watch the second season because of the bad animation.

Llevo semanas que me cuesta dormir horrores. Me llegan a las 2/3 am y sigo sin sueño. Antes siempre me dormía a las 23:30. Pero ahora no hay forma. Y me despierto a las 6 am.

Se supone que es por ansiedad, pero incluso tomando pastillas no me duermo (me he tomado una hace una hora y sigo despierto). Tomo infusiones 3 veces al día, hago ejercicios de respiración, cuento ovejitas y nada...

Siento que me voy a volver loco de verdad. Así que los consejos de "cierra los ojos" podéis iros a tomar por c*lo.

I just finished Echoes of Wisdom for the second time, and I realized that while the 3D Zelda games (BotW, Totk, Twilight Princess, Skyward Sword...) are epic, challenging, and emotional, the 2D Zelda games (which also have those qualities) are extremely fun.

Honestly, I have so much love for these games (A Link to the Past, A Link Between Worlds, Phantom Hourglass, Oracle games, The Minish Cap, Link's Awakening...) that it's overwhelming.

I just want Nintendo to release more 2D Zelda games and not just focus on the 3D ones or spin-offs like Hyrule warriors games (which I really don't like, to be honest).

P.S.: I'm not saying the 3D games aren't fun, I'm just saying that for me, the simplicity of the 2D games is more enjoyable.

Are there any modern games like Zelda: A Link to the Past, The Minish Cap, or A Link Between Worlds? I really want to play one, but I've already finished those games many times.

I'm looking for a 2D adventure game with a top-down perspective. I've seen Tunic around, but it's hard to find physically and expensive. Any recommendations? I'd prefer Nintendo Switch version