It's very inclusive for disabled people to have a game where they can self insert as a cool disabled robot.

Looks like a bullshit joke game from MADtv honestly

/r/friendsOfAnimals be eating well

Annoying shithead flippers from sunshine

Bone fish from world

Monty mole from world

Penguin from 64

Mid boss from 3

Snowman from 64

Goomba

Bat from world

Ghost alt from I dunno new mario?

Mole from 3 that throws wrenches

Spikey from 3

Weird thing from odyssey

Cheep cheep world

Nabbit from new mario series

Natives from sunshine

Merican footballer from world

Hammer bro from 3

Dolphin from world

Mouth purse from 64

Cow from mario kart

Flying blobs from mario 3d land

Crabs from mario kart also I think

Bee from galaxy

Piranha plant

https://old.reddit.com/r/NintendoSwitch/comments/1jppu7n/mario_kart_world_will_retail_for_80_for_the/

https://old.reddit.com/r/Games/comments/1jppzvn/nintendo_switch_2s_mario_kart_world_will_cost_80/

https://old.reddit.com/r/nintendo/comments/1jpq57d/mario_kart_world_has_an_msrp_of_7999_usd/

!g*mers

The "who let bro drive??" Mario Kart World megathread

skeleton fish pic.twitter.com/Gmww78Fyru

— NoteBlock (@NoteBlockRemix) April 2, 2025

Capacitive touch screen

7.9-inch wide color gamut LCD screen

1920×1080 pixels

HDR10 support

VRR up to 120 Hz

Output via HDMI connector in TV mode

Maximum of 3840×2160 (4K) resolution at 60 fps (TV mode)

Supports 120 fps when 1920×1080/2560×1440 resolutions are selected

Supports HDR10

*Maximum 1920×1080 resolution in tabletop mode and handheld mode, following screen resolution.

It has 1440 resolution

Compatible with microSD Express cards only (up to 2 TB)

So it's obvious minuses are that 2 tb limit, lack of display port and that shot against will be region locked since they plan to make games cheaper in Japan than rest of the world

It is now Wednesday and @Ninjjer hasn't posted the weekly yet

So anyways here's a gaming thread since I've posted them before. @Aevann please pin

Also Ninjjer says he chooses weekly games mostly at random and is open to suggestions. I've been choosing them randomly too lol so feel free to share if anyone has a future suggestion.

What are you playing currently?

!g*mers

Previous Iterations:

2025

2024

2023

Other rDrama vidya content

Last week's game: Ryse: Son of Rome = Average of 7.9

All Previous Games:

Game to Discuss?

This week we're discussing Outer Wilds, the @PeepeeButtKiss special. This game started as a college student's project and evolved into a full space puzzle game. It's like Myst in that it's a pure puzzle with knowledge on what you should be doing next being all you really need. It also has quite the plot twist at the end of your first in-game day

Future Games To Discuss

April 7: The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

April 14: Star Wars: The Old Republic (MMO)

April 21: For Honor

April 28: Two Worlds

!g*mers

YOU CAN PLAY AS THE FREAKING COW?!?!!!!! MARIO KART WORLD?!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/6uIZ4A0MVF

— ☆オードリーAudrey☆ (@aitaikimochi) April 2, 2025

It seems that the new audience of Nintendo ain't no kids no more but Japanese salaryfolx and American/European childless millennial soys.

Not gonna pay a month of rent for bing bing wahoo, might get one in a bundle if it drops below 400 around like Christmas or something, fricking greedy Japjews.

DOES RDRAMA HAVE SHIT TASTE?

If you saw the post a couple days ago, the subreddit /r/backloggd was doing their own version of "best x" social media bait posts. Wherein I was immediately disgusted by what I saw. I thought, maybe rDrama could do better. Maybe.

So basically same thing as those r-slurs are doing. Every day one game will be picked by the most updoots and be added to the chart. You can suggest anything from any era, I don't really care. And to throw my own hat in the ring I'll do personal picks along side each day to show that I am superior to not only redditors, but to rdrama users as well. Not much else to say but here we go.

Best Combat Game

Today's pick is for best Combat Game which I guess just means which game has the best combat. Which I guess can include any type of combat system which is far too broad so for my pick I'll just stick to 3-D melee combat systems, but feel free to choose whatever for your suggestions.

Personal pick

For my pick I'm choosing Batman: Arkham City. Which is a bit of a weird choice because if you've played the game you know it's relatively simple and actually kinda easy but I find it very satisfying. The main issue is if you play it just as a button masher, you can still win the game and you could argue that a game that doesn't require you to fully engage with its system is a bad one but at the same time I get why Rocksteady felt the need to lower the skill floor to make it so any shitter could play their game based on a popular IP. If you take the time to engage with the combat system and all the combos, movement, strategies, all while maintaining a combo, the game really opens up. The game very smartly keeps combat dynamic by throwing in enemy variations that can only be dealt with certain combo moves or specific setups can really elevate the combat. Trying to manage which enemies to take out first, needing to build combo to utilize special moves to take them out, strategizing how best to deal with a certain crowd. It really becomes an entirely different game when played that way and continues to be satisfying in a way I haven't really felt from other combat systems. What I think makes it unique to me is that the game doesn't focus on extensive button combos that you need to memorize, it's entirely more about planning and execution and if you zone in you can really get a ton of enjoyment out of the system.

Honorable mentions: Ninja Gaiden Black, DMC3, Sekiro, Madworld, MGR:R,

What's your pick for Best Combat Game?

It has the best combat system Square Enix has ever made.

Story is good as well but can't elaborate for spoiler reasons.

Some people were disappointed that it mostly an upscaling with new UI, but honestly I prefer it because it has a unique art style that can't really be recapture with modern graphics.

Frick Deltarune, this was the best JRPG announcement of the direct

The Nintendo Switch 2 direct was today, and while it was admittedly not as strong of a presentation as the January 12th 2017 Nintendo Switch Presentation, Nintendo g*mers can finally enjoy the benefits of the last console generation. What a miracle!

Worthwhile Announcements

The Console

Honestly, for a direct that is supposed to be about the new console, they strangely didn't differentiate it much from the Nintendo Switch. We didn't get a direct showcase of the UI, but from the bits we did see, it looks virtually identical. That doesn't mean there isn't anything new, though. There's also a console tutorial that you have to pay for.

• The Mythical "C" button

"C" is for connect! GameShare is a "new" feature for the Nintendo Switch 2, which allows for on-console voice chat. We're 3 generations away from this being innovative, but it's better late than never.

It's pretty much a Groomercord call on your console, which utilizes a built-in mic. You can even do video calls with the Nintendo Switch 2 Camera (sold separately), mimicking the eerie loneliness of a Zoom call, right on your Nintendo Switch!

They spent an absurd amount of time on this reveal.

• Graphics

The console can play 4K HDR games while docked, with some games even managing 1080p 120 FPS. While keeping the LCD screen instead of OLED, Nintendo boasts a larger pixel count on its built in screen, insuring a clearer picture while playing.

This paves the way for Nintendo Switch 2 Edition games, which allow for graphical upgrades for Nintendo Switch titles (more on this later.) It also is going to have faster loadtimes than the Switch on any game, and comes with 256 gigs of data on the console (which is substantial compared to the Switch's 32.)

• Download Play is back

In a surprising turn of events, certain multiplayer games can be enjoyed by multiple people on separate consoles with only one cartridge. The extent of this feature is unknown, but is a very welcome and consumer-friendly move by Nintendo.

• Mouse Mode is REAL

By holding your Joycon 2 on a surface and dragging , you can mimic the functionality of a real mouse. It's planned to be implemented in several games, including Metroid Prime 4: Echoes.

• GameCube Games for NSO

A whopping THREE GameCube games have been announced for the Nintendo Switch Online: Expansion Pack.

• The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker

• SoulCalibur II

• F-Zero GX

• Release Date

June 5th, 2025 is the worldwide release date for the Nintendo Switch 2. The price has not been confirmed, but expect it to be in the $400 range. No preorders have been announced yet.

First Party Titles

This direct showcased several strong titles coming exclusively to the Switch 2. While there seemed to be a larger focus on Third Party titles in this presentation, what we have gotten are actually pretty good.

• Mario Kart World

A Mario Kart launch title for the Switch 2 was inevitable, and this title seems to be a reboot of the series after 8 Deluxe. The gimmick of this game is that you are able to freely roam around tracks with 24 players, featuring the largest roster of any Mario Kart game. They're just adding anyone to this game, including obscure enemies like the Dolphins from Super Mario World. In addition to the roster, like Mario Kart Tour, there's costume customization.

Taking after SEGA Racing Transformed, your kart is able to change depending on the environment of the track. You can grind on railings, walljump, and even glide on water? There's even a knockout mode, which is DEFINITELY not stolen from Mario Kart Wii mods.

• Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment

Who's ready for another Hyrule Warriors game? Hopefully this time, it can run on the system it was made for!

Like Age of Calamity this game serves as a canon-adjacent campaign that explains events that were alluded to in Breath of the Wild. Not much else was shown, but it's a Warriors game. What else do you want to know? It's releasing in the winter this year.

• Kirby Air Riders

It's a sequel to Kirby Air Ride, a cult classic GameCube Kirby game, directed by Masahiro Sakurai, marking a long-awaited return to the franchise after a 20+ year hiatus. Nothing else was shown, but it releases in 2026.

• Donkey Kong Bananza

A 3D Action-Platformer Donkey Kong game, and the first new mainline Donkey Kong game in a decade. Donkey Kong receives his Mario Movie redesign in this game, confirming that the movie designs will be used from now-on. The game seems to take place in an underground setting, which allows DK to destroy the environment, kind of like Wario World on the GameCube. It releases on July 17th, 2025.

Nintendo Switch 2 Edition Titles

Nintendo was kind enough to allow us to PAY FOR upgraded Nintendo Switch games. This is not a free upgrade, but it's "discounted" if you own the original game. The upgrades range from graphical enhancements to new campaigns that utilize the Switch 2's higher graphical fidelity. How generous!

These games include:

• The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

• The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

• Kirby and the Forgotten Land

• Super Mario Party: Jamboree

• Metroid Prime 4: Echoes

• Pokemon Legends: Z-A

Third Party Titles

There was a lot of titles revealed to be ported to the console, so for the interest of time I'm only including things I find important enough to mention.

• The Duskbloods

A Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive vampire themed FromSoft game. It had a lot of screentime, so I'm sure it's important. It's releasing in 2026.

• Deltarune Chapter 3 + 4

The long awaited sequels for Deltarune are coming to the Nintendo Switch 2, and will be released on launch day. Did not expect this announcement today, but it was welcome.

• Elden Ring

• Final Fantasy VII Remake

Gaystation players on suicide watch

• Street Fighter VI

They're also releasing amiibo for the game, which confirms that amiibo are sticking around for a third generation. Nintendo-branded Funko Pops are here to stay!

• Split Fiction

• Cyberpunk 2077

• Hollow Knight: Silksong

Is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 this year. That's it, that's all we know.

• Hogwarts Legacy

s on suicide watch (this game is the leftist Assassin's Creed Shadows)

• Hitman: Word of Assassination

Releasing on launch day, IO interactive also revealed a new Goldeneye 007 game, so that's cool.

Overall, the new console looks promising. In my opinion, it's not a "drop everything and buy it at launch," sort of deal, but I can see myself picking it up later down the line. With backwards compatibility and strong exclusives, it's going to be a seamless transition to the next generation of Nintendo. Are you guys going to pick this up?

Need a 12 month subscription to NSO by April 2nd. Also 50 hours minimum of gameplay time. Also you pre-order in like May.

Nintendo Switch 2 will cost $449.99. pic.twitter.com/nGCO1gGFxK

— Centro LEAKS (@CentroLeaks) April 2, 2025

Nintendo has confirmed that some Switch 2 games won't have the game on the cart, the cartridge will only be used as a license check and the game will need to be downloaded pic.twitter.com/boY4qJrDph

— Centro LEAKS (@CentroLeaks) April 2, 2025

I promised years ago that it would be the last game I ever buy.

All Together, Anytime, Anywhere. The #NintendoSwitch2 system launches on June 5, 2025! #NintendoDirect pic.twitter.com/3y3K71m1Hw

— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) April 2, 2025

I'm so excited UWU