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Pikmin 4: a huge maybe for me as I didn't even play any Pikmin yet, but the photorealistic thing KINDA makes me wanna play it so bad that I'll probably rent it.

Fire Emblem Engage: I'll definitely save for awhile to get that one, or maybe it enters a sale faster lol, I loved Three Houses.

RAINCODE: looks totally like my thing, I'll either get it on a good sale or rent it for enough time to complete the main story.

Pokémon Scarlet or Violet - a previous owner of my Switch bought/preordered Brilliant Diamond and Legends Arceus, so I hope they do the same thing and I get happy? Lol.

3 looks amazing and I'll probably rent it for 2 weeks or so to get the vibes I played Bayonetta 1 tho didn't complete it.

Bayonetta 3 - I rented Astral Chain and played it til the end of the story and that game was simply amazing.

I'll definitely pick that one up on a sale

EDIT: Can't believe I forgot that next Fitness Boxing game.

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Nier Automata: End of Yorha Edition - it's half the price of a full priced game here and Square makes sales frequently so I'll definitely pick this one on eShop.

I'll get one of those eventually and probably rent the other(s)

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Persona 5 Royal, 4 Golden and 3 Portable - Atlus games aren't as expensive as Nintendo's here and they go on sale often.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (that's one I see very worthy of saving for months to buy lol).

My list of games I'm definitely either buying or renting eventually is:

I'll probably rent the games I won't be able to buy tho. I don't know exactly which I'll buy, because games in Brazil are really expensive and I don't have money so I gotta save for months to get one lol.

It also depends on the price (i wouldn't want to spend 50-60 for Persona 3) I like the SMT games, while i've only played the older Personas.

Persona 4 Golden/P3P - It'll depend on how much P5 will consume me.

GrimGrimoire - The concept is intriguing, not sure if it is my type of game, i haven't played the og release.

Pikmin 4 - I like that it actually exists, we haven't seen anything yet so it's hard to judge as of now.

Trails from Zero - I think the game is probably great, it's just i don't know if i'm in the mood for a Trails game (they tend to be text heavy even for the most mundane dialogues).

(there should be more of these) The japanese demo didn't impress me tho so i might wait for reviews.

Trinity Trigger - I love Secret of Mana and Kikuta music, and i'm in for a good drop in drop out local co-op JRPG.

Labyrinth of Galleria - I have an itch for DRPG, i might get this or one that is already available on Switch (like Labyrinth of Yomi or something else).

Ace Angler: Fishing Spirits - it looks fun but i don't know how much content is there, if it is worth full price or after a price drop, etc.

But i really liked the reveal trailer, the style has improved yet again.

Octopath Traveler 2 - The first one was very good but ended up dragging a bit and the disjointed stories were an issue.

Fire Emblem Engage - i need to check how derivative is this game, how much is actually a new mainline entry instead of one of those anniversary titles it exists only for the fanservice with all the returning characters.

Dragon Quest Treasures - I like the concept, might need for some review or a demo to check if the game is actually good or not.

Persona 5 Royal - not D1 but next year most likely.

Fatal Frame / Project Zero Mask of the Lunar Eclipse - Could be D1 or September 2023 (before Halloween).

Harvestella - Could be D1, i'll play the demo later today.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom - Day one.

If you go to the June 5th update, you can get a head start by checking out some of the adorable instructional booklet, done in the fun and informative style of classic NES booklets. Maybe even delve into the updates section, where you can find the latest and greatest images, info, and more.

If you’d like to learn a little bit more about Shovel Knight, you can check out all kinds of informative goodness on its Kickstarter page. You can pick the game up on Steam or through the Nintendo eShop, but if you backed at $50 or more, you’ll be receiving a physical copy soon after release. The heavily Nintendo-esque design and style of Shovel Knight lends itself very well to a Nintendo console, so if you find yourself with a Wii U or 3DS on the 26th, you’ll be able to play Shovel Knight in its natural habitat, but it’ll be no less fun on PC. The best part? It’s coming to a Nintendo console near you!

WII U SHOVEL KNIGHT PHYSICAL COPY UPDATE

I found this strange to learn, because I could’ve sworn that it was released ages ago, but lo and behold the Kickstarter update posted on June 5th, the true, actual, final, complete release will be on June 26th. Considering Shovel Knight has had the time to fall both in and out of the indie spotlight, as it were, the game hasn’t actually been released in any form.

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