My Nintendo Switch Collection 2023 - Femtrooper

My Nintendo Switch Collection - 2023 - Femtrooper

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[qualitea_individual]

I will never not love watching switch collection videos! I love hearing what people have to say about the varying games in their collection, and with switch especially there’s always such variety between collections! Great video per usual!

[angietrif]

I’m playing Harvestella right now and it’s my first farming game! IM IN LOVE! The story and characters are so interesting and the world is beautiful! I can’t stop playing more people need to play this!!

[chocolocojames]

I get the feeling a lot of physical Switch games will go up in value in the years to come. Some of it is already crazy. Nice collection 😊😊😊

[zerorequiem]

It's amazing how so many people have large switch collections. Just something that makes those games feel more collectable.

[joshramirez]

Getting to level 100 in Ringfit is my greatest gaming achievement ever! It's such a cool idea, fun gameplay mechanics, and good for you!

[Shenglongification]

New viewer and instant subscriber here. I'm so happy this just popped up in my feed! Never saw a video of you before, but I'm a big Nintendo Switch fan and collector. You got me to count my collection out of enthusiasm for the vid. Im at 218 currently. Which would you is is you absolute favorite game? For me I'd have to say the FF 1 to 6 pack cuz I'd never thought we see that released physically.. thanks again for a great video!

[EdsHead]

Great collection! There were some I will have to take a closer look at for my own collection. Which speaking of, I can't imagine doing a video like this of my nearly 400 physical Switch games. Take care!

[gege_]

Thanks for all the "mini" reviews on each game, added a lot of them to my "pick up" list!

[leehardy]

A very nice collection

Despite being predominantly a digital purchaser I have somehow ended up with about 70 physical games split fairly equally between RPG's and visual novels

As a result I can completely recommend Collar X Malice as a great game

[tylerweddington]

Trades in Tears of the Just Dance 2020.... some people just like to watch the world burn 😱 LOL

[elchulo]

I messed up at first and started my switch journey as digital, but as soon as the Mario 3D all stars came out I had to buy it physical and that ignited my physical collection itch and now I have a very solid physical collection going even if I have rebought a lot of the games I bought digital at first. Worth it.

[TheLegendofLeo]

Woooo Let’s Go! I had a great time with it too. I think it might be my favourite way to experience Kanto.

I didn’t know that you enjoyed platformers so much. You should check out Yoku’s Island Express. It’s a 2D pinball platformer, which sounds crazy, but the pinball elements are just how you navigate the world. You’ll be going along your adventure and coming upon screens with a bunch of flippers and bumpers set up. You basically solve those miniature pinball sections as if they were puzzles, and off you go on your adventure again. If you’re curious, I had it as an honourable mention towards the end of my Top 10 Pinball Games video, but I hadn’t beaten it at the time. It’s more of an adventure game than anything else!

[DaveBudness]

Video just came across my feed, I started to collect NSW games last year. And I archive them digitaly as well. Since it seems companies don't care. At least I have a working backup along with the hard copy of the game. I got a nice collection going so far. I try to get around 2 or 3 games every week. I wish I had more money haha. I do what you do make videos of unboxings and such as well, along with other random stuff. Good Luck with everything.

[oblivioustouch]

I love seeing your physical collection videos. I personally grew up with physical games and don’t like buying game digitally. You lose that connection with the game and it gets lost in the mix of everything else.

[Donald]

I actually started Pokémon Shield last week, just past the third gym. And... I have to agree with you. My first Pokémon game was Blue version all the way back in 2000 and have been playing ever since so I've been playing Pokémon for a good long while now.

Anyway, I could get used to the open-world view but my main gripe with the game are the characters and the fact that's so much dialogue text to get through with said characters that you can't just explore the game on your own. I liked that in the older games you were largely left to your own devices and could explore the map without much trouble beyond the use of HMs outside of battle (like not be able to use Surf early on).

Like in RBY, you go to Viridian City to get a parcel for Professor Oak. You return to Pallet Town and deliver it. He gives you and your rival the PokéDex. After that you return to Viridian City and could explore the game from then for the rest of the game. You could turn left to Route 22 to battle your rival again and it's completely optional. The game wisely rewards players for exploring the map by themselves. Afterwards the rival appears only occasionally (S.S. Anne, Route 22 again, etc) until the Pokémon League when you face him as the champion.

Whereas in Shield, characters (especially the rival) show up everywhere and you can't just explore the game map largely by yourself. Like your rival shows up everywhere and doesn't even have much personality, if any at all. We liked the rival from RBY and Gary from the cartoon because he was something of a jerk to the player (as well as Ash) and had a personality. This new rival is just bland all around. Same with the other characters, the early gym leaders had personalities. The newer ones don't. They're just there to move the story/game along.

Anyway, sorry for the rant.

[RwnEsper]

Good video Paige, you covered a lot of ground in a short period of time and generally had something to say about each game, even if you haven't quite gotten to playing it yet.

With the Switch library being both incredibly massive and quite splintered in terms of physical releases, I feel like every Switch collection video I watch offers something different; like, we may own a similar number of games, but the overlap is only like 10-25%.

I love that it is possible to play the vast majority of the classic FFs on Switch (even if I only have the Pixel Remasters snd 9 myself)!

Final Fantasy 12 is worth playing for sure. It isn't very hard (most of the time) and offers a lot of unique elements. If you take it as its own thing (and accept that the main character is bleh because he was an afterthought) you can have a lot of fun.

I really appreciate how you approach games that you don't particularly enjoy; one of the greatest things about video games is that they offer something for anyone, so it is really nice to hear "It is not for me" rather than "This game is garbage!" My wife and I both bounced off of Breath of the Wild too, that doesn't make it less of a great game though.

[themanboycave]

I didn’t realized until watching this video how much influence you have had over me. You are responsible for me purchasing and/or playing at least 3 of the games on this list.

[HallowedBeThyGame]

The Switch is a colossus! It's so incredible and my favorite console to collect for now that I'm done with 3DS. Fantastic collection and my favorite game from my collection for switch... probably a toss up between Xeno 3 CE and Zelda TotK CE.

[BenjaminDarlingMusic]

Definitely give FF12 a try. I’m finally trying to get into the series after not really liking the OG FF7 and FF 10-2 back in the day.

I got reinterested in the series after playing the FF7 remake last year. Now I’m working on FF13. It isn’t Ys or Trails for me, but I think the series has some solid entries. FF 9, 12, and 16 are all on the to-play list for me.

[feiitogaming]

So nice to see Theatrhythm getting some love - I agree it's the best Rhythm Game ever! Spend around 60 hours in it and enjoyed every single second of it, so it's definitely in my TOP20 games of 2023.