Daniel Vuckovic

Thanks for the "paid review" comments on our socials, you're driving the engagement further, now I can get three Lambos.

Hard to pick just 9

Did they actually listen to us

It looks so bad!

also pepsi max

Yeah JB seems to the one hit the hardest.

Not sure what's going on with Pokopia's release here, delayed stock in multiple stores, cancelled orders, out of stock in others. 1st shipments gone.

Is it unprecedented demand - or is it just some stores pricing too aggressively and then oops, we're not actually getting that much...

Made it out of Welshpool after a week

They’re not perfect, but I hate to say it, this is what we risk if EB Games goes….

L(ego)FG

leave you to it 🤣

What are we doing here

Yeah Target and Officeworks are cheap, but even Amazon can be bad for us here WA.

Also my Zelda Lego still isn’t here, pre-ordering online anything sucks now.

honey you haven’t touch your food

yeah it’s a bit

No worries, its a really cool feature and the Wii U lives on in it 🤣

Yup have played it, while the majority of games just literally share the screen, some games like Captain Toad or Clubhouse Games let each player have their own perspective and controls. The Switch 2 runs both points of view, and dishes them out to the other consoles

It's just beaming the video to the system, the game isn't running on the Switch 1 at all.

They already have mechs in their game world and don't use em.... 🤦‍♂️

Reddit post titled "Australian “new” Nintendo Switch games aren’t factory sealed — confirmed by Nintendo" Post content - I’m an Australian collector and recently contacted Nintendo Australia about something I’d noticed: brand new Nintendo Switch games sold here often don’t come factory shrink-wrapped, unlike the same titles in the US, Europe and Japan. NSW Fair Trading followed up with Nintendo on my behalf, and Nintendo confirmed that games assembled locally are intentionally not shrink-wrapped. They consider it a commercial decision. The cartridges are unused — so this isn’t about defects — but from a collecting standpoint it means Australian retail copies are visually indistinguishable from opened/pre-owned copies. For collectors, factory sealing is usually part of condition grading, authenticity, and long-term value. I’m curious how others here would view this: Does “new” still mean new if it isn’t factory sealed? Would you treat unsealed retail stock differently in your collection? Does this affect how you’d value Australian copies vs overseas ones? Happy to share the Fair Trading correspondence if anyone wants to see it.

So much free time, none of it spent touching grass

two cartoon characters wearing hard hats are standing next to each other in front of a sign that says win ALT: two cartoon characters wearing hard hats are standing next to each other in front of a sign that says win

I saw this last night, still laughing

I finished that game, several times today.

Sorry, I can’t hear you over the sound of my yacht’s engines.

Red moon on Breath of the Wild’s anniversary? 👌🏻

The Nintendo Switch is 9 years old today

Do I think the new @vooks.net theme has had effect on the site.

Ask my server and Google. Time to ask for the downgrade.

A digital copy you can sell

Review schedule in disarray

This is my bag baby.

Fantastic review from @chocobalt.bsky.social

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