It was fun while it lasted, but I don't believe you guys when you say you desperately miss when when another 99 game comes out because the novelty would've worn off eventually and smb1 hardly has the mechanical evergreen nature of tetris.

I don't like FOMO business tactics, but maybe it was for the best to ensure lobbies were packed for at least 6 months - going out in grace and not obscurity.

You know what, I'm a Super Mario Party apologist and I'm not ashamed of it. I think criticisms of its lack of boards fail to consider the rest of its offerings that are quality, if a little unsubstantial. It tries to innovate the series and polishes everything to a beautiful shine. Seriously the leap in presentation from 10 to this is underappreciated. The game is gorgeous. And I would play it more if I wasn't so chronically alone

definitely has its fair share of jank and not ashamed of its obvious flash roots, but I had a nice time completing it. the sky's the limit achievement exists in the perfect sweet spot for how difficult these games should be to perfect - the goldilocks zone between "completionist bait" and "waste of your time".