Holy bird jesus it's been a while since I did this! Well I have plenty of new experiences to share after all that time, so let's go over some of it!

Pokémon Legends ZA
I legitimately enjoyed this a lot more than SV, if I'm being perfectly honest. It stunk at first that you only traverse Lumiose, but this one city has a lot of personality to it, and the fashion for the player character is on point! The battle system is very interesting, and after post-game I had more fun than I expected just making donuts and hunting way more shiny pokemon than I anticipated finding. All around it's a good time.

Bits & Bops
A really nice Rhythm Heaven successor I found on Steam. Adorable art style, and while the music overall was a bit more on the tame side, it's still full of charm and great characters. My personal favorite minigames are Meet & Tweet and Flow Worms.

Dangeresque: The Roomisode Triungulate
Another great game I found on Steam. Anyone who is a fan of Homestar Runner will immediately gravitate towards this game. It's a perfectly enjoyable reimagining of those old DOS point & click games with none of the outdated game mechanics. And of course it has wonderful characters, great voice acting, and a ton of hysterical moments all packaged into a wonderful cronchy pixel art style.

OFF
Yes, that classic RPG made by Mortis Ghost. It got a remaster a while back, and it's honestly just as fun and bizarre as ever. The new soundtrack may be an acquired taste to those who are used to the classic OST, but I think the new one is amazing in its own right and holds its own very commendably. It has a more enjoyable battle system, extra boss battles with trippy sprite animation, and just an overall abstract tone that I always love seeing in these classic RPGmaker games.

Kirby Air Riders
Holy cow, what a timeline we're in that we got a remake of this classic Gamecube game. Honestly everything about it knocks it out of the park. It keeps the traditional formula but expands on it in many fantastic ways that are great for both veterans and newcomers alike. I would definitely call this the best racing game on Switch 2 right now.

Yakuza 0
And finally, an unexpected grab from me in the recent months. I was unsure at first if this would be worth getting on Switch 2, but I am amazed at how well it runs on the console, genuinely impressive work here. I've honestly barely scratched the surface of this game; almost 9 hours and I'm only a few chapters in. But I'm really into it. It has the perfect mix of drama, badass action, and out of nowhere comedy. There is so much to do in this game it's kind of overwhelming, some of the side stuff (like billiards or shogi) it kind of lame, but the fact that it has so much variety is really commendable.

And that's about it from me for now! Until next time~