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Welcome to the Nintendo Direct Live Post Show here on Nintendo Voice Chat or our normally weekly episode, if you're listening later on YouTube or audio services.

I'm Logan Plant, joined by Seth Macy. We just watched the Nintendo Direct this morning. What do you think, Seth?

I thought that was great, actually. The little stinger at the end, wasn't expecting that one.

Some of the stuff was spoiled, but overall, a strong lineup of partners, third-party games for the Nintendo Switch,

probably on par with what you'd expect for any of the other consoles. And it's probably

not really something we could say for the last few Nintendo generations. So, yeah, it's awesome. It looked great. It's going to be good. Still not used to seeing this type of game on Switch 2. I mean, Resident Evil Requiem in a few weeks is a great get for Switch 2. Indiana Jones was a big hit a couple years ago, finally coming out. And then your one prediction in our pre-show, Oblivion remastered was the final thing of the show, which was cool. I thought it was okay. I don't know. I think that a lot of time was spent on games we already knew with not really any new information. Like Requiem, we've known for a while.

That's coming to Switch 2.

That's great.

Pragmatis, same thing.

There is a demo available today, and the Leon Amoebo was the new news for Requiem, but still, that was like a lot of time on those we knew about. And then Bethesda, unfortunately, some of their stuff did leak before the show, but that was a cool thing to end on with three big games coming to Switch 2.

I thought Valheim was a really cool gate.

You said that you played that on PC a lot.

Yeah, we used to play me and the like group of guys that I play with for like everything on PC. We played like back in early access. And the only reason we stopped was because it was still pretty glitchy and we were like sailing somewhere and we just, it, it glitched, and we just kept taking damage, and we died, and we were so far away from our base. We're just like, let's just not do this anymore. Rough. That being said, even then, when it was still like a glitchy kind of pre-release version, super fun game, especially, especially if you get a crew of people together. Like, it is so fun to just build up your stuff and then go explore lands, you know, build,

build your camps, build your cities, find crazy, spooky things.

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