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Heya everyone!

Since a lot of you liked our previous retro Switch dock cases, we made a new one - this time inspired by the 16BIT era of SNES (US version).

It’s a case for the original Switch dock (fits both Switch 1 & 2) that transforms it into a classic SNES-style console.

We designed it to be completely safe for the dock: proper vent cutouts, hollow base for airflow, and a tuned slot so you won’t scratch your Switch when docking.

There’s also a fun Easter egg - a magnetic 6-slot game case that looks like an SNES cartridge and docks into the slot just like the real thing.

We were lucky to get loads of useful feedback on our previous retro cases - used that to refine this one and make it as cool as possible!

Thank you for your kind words and support!

So I decided to do some language changes in the Tomodachi Life demo. I tried to see what would happen if I changed the language to Japanese.

So in the Japanese version, there are multiple ways one can refer to themselves (I recommend the Japanese pronouns article from Legends of Localization if you're interested in this topic). As such, the game reserves a special screen where you can input your preferred way, or use one of the nine presets, such as watashi, ore, boku, watakushi, and so on.

Anything that was written with non-Japanese characters will not break. The game will try to pronounce them as best as it can, but changing how it is pronounced is as easy as tapping the lips button, where it even says that here you should type the word in either Hiragana and Katakana, so the TTS can know how it sounds.

But then, I swapped the language back to English and was greeted with this neat pop-up. It basically informed me that due to the language change, the game had to default certain Mii pronouns based on their gender, but it tells you that if this caused something to be incorrect, to just go into the Edit Mii screen and make those adjustments as needed.

This is AN INSANE attention to detail, and as a fellow polyglot, I love what Nintendo has done to this game.

I saw peeps do this earlier showing off their delisted games, and I thought i do it myself too and share it.

I dont know which one is rare to still have nowadays

Does anyone else have any delisted games?

This is without a doubt one of the best 2D Mario games I've ever played. The wonder flower powers were truly a fresh take for the series and I would always be surprised in what happened next. I'm ashamed that It took me this long just to pick up a copy. Even though I saw the end credits, I'm not 100 % done. I've still got some courses to finish and wonder seeds to find.

When I woke up this morning it scared me because I thought someone was in my room with a flashlight. I got this in either 2016 or 2017 so it's almost a decade so idk if its from old age or if there's just something wrong with it. I've tried pressing all the buttons and putting in and out of the case but nothing has happened. Is this fixable or do I need to get a new one?

I haven't touched the game in years and come back to this. I don't see what could have happened. none of my others games have this.

My Nintendo switch case 💖 what is ur guys opinion on it should I take it off a little worried about heat

if you can somehow make a close enough mii with the switch mii maker I would love to see but all mii makers sucks. it is worse then the one for the tomachachi games

Hi everyone, I just bought a three-month Nintendo Switch key online from gamseal.com .

I waited about 10 minutes for the code to arrive, and once I received it, it said I'd get three months, but when I went to redeem it, I only got 10 days. What do you think I should do? I've already sent an email asking for a refund, but they haven't responded yet. Is this a scam or is it just a mistake that can happen?

Hey guys! I haven’t used my switch in years and yesterday I tried to charge it to star playing some games it turned on. It was working fine, then I shut it down and a couple of hours later I got the Error Code: 2101-0001 message on my screen when I tried to turn it on.

From the information that I gathered it looks like is a hardware thing and I’ll have to pay $100 on my local to get it fix or try to fix it myself. Not gonna lie I don’t feel like paying that much for a console I don’t use that often, so I’ll like to know how difficult will it be to fix it my self and what specific tool do I need?

I’ll appreciate the help guys.