We discuss Mario games or Nintendo games in general

i love mario party with my family

Oh yeah I also Owned Kirby: Triple Deluxe

Nabbv↗

i love mario party with my family

same

used to play alot of ssbb on my wii in like 2012

Sugoy↗

I had Mario Kart 7, Mario Party DS, Mario Tennis Open, Advance Wars: Dual Strike, Super Mario 3D Land, Bowser's Inside Story, New Super Mario Bros., Nintendogs, Luigi's Mansion Dark Moon, Lego Batman 3, Super Smash Bros for the 3Ds, Pokemon Diamond,
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I also owned a Gameboy Advance, I had Mario Kart: Super Circuit, Weird ass goku game, and a cartridge that played episodes of spongebob.
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I might've forgotten some games that I also had but that's all that I can remember, a lot of people like to point fun at Nintendo for being slop but some of the older games had actual fun and charm to it. Hell, Super Circuit is my favorite Mario Kart game.
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I believe the dual screen era was their magnum-opus.

Ohhhhh I'm gonna start sperging out

When I get my old DS cartridges out I'll list them here

I also played a DS version of Uno for some reason but as a kid I never understood it so I returned it to my local gamestop

I used to have a Wii when I was a literal caca and used to play a lot of Mario Kart Wii and Mario & Sonic on the Olympic Games on it. Sadly, one day, a storm broke out, and it got fried. We sent it to repair somewhere, but they never gave it back to us .
Right now I own another Wii... a Wii Mini. Managed to homebrew it and now I got lots of other party games as well, like Wii Sports and Mario Party 9. I've also got other really cool ones like Punch-Out!! and DBZ BT3 . I would've connected it to Wiimfi to play Mk Wii's online multiplayer, but the Wii Mini needs an Ethernet-to-USB adapter and it only has one USB port (so it's either the internet or the games) .
I also own a homebrewed 2DS with a shit ton of games on it, but every time I wanna turn it on I get hit by a random crash dump. I've still gotta learn how to fix that .

I had a Wii U but now it's gone

Zwedon↗

I had a Wii U but now it's gone

Truly a shame considering how much emulating and homebrewing potential that console has for a second life.

LabRat67↗

I used to have a Wii when I was a literal caca and used to play a lot of Mario Kart Wii and Mario & Sonic on the Olympic Games on it. Sadly, one day, a storm broke out, and it got fried. We sent it to repair somewhere, but they never gave it back to us .
Right now I own another Wii... a Wii Mini. Managed to homebrew it and now I got lots of other party games as well, like Wii Sports and Mario Party 9. I've also got other really cool ones like Punch-Out!! and DBZ BT3 . I would've connected it to Wiimfi to play Mk Wii's online multiplayer, but the Wii Mini needs an Ethernet-to-USB adapter and it only has one USB port (so it's either the internet or the games) .
I also own a homebrewed 2DS with a shit ton of games on it, but every time I wanna turn it on I get hit by a random crash dump. I've still gotta learn how to fix that .

I love the 2DS; I never had a 3DS as a kid.

Vale↗

LabRat67↗

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I used to have a Wii when I was a literal caca and used to play a lot of Mario Kart Wii and Mario & Sonic on the Olympic Games on it. Sadly, one day, a storm broke out, and it got fried. We sent it to repair somewhere, but they never gave it back to us .
Right now I own another Wii... a Wii Mini. Managed to homebrew it and now I got lots of other party games as well, like Wii Sports and Mario Party 9. I've also got other really cool ones like Punch-Out!! and DBZ BT3 . I would've connected it to Wiimfi to play Mk Wii's online multiplayer, but the Wii Mini needs an Ethernet-to-USB adapter and it only has one USB port (so it's either the internet or the games) .
I also own a homebrewed 2DS with a shit ton of games on it, but every time I wanna turn it on I get hit by a random crash dump. I've still gotta learn how to fix that .

I love the 2DS; I never had a 3DS as a kid.

Same. It's a pretty good console with a strong game catalogue, plus it's really easy to homebrew .
The best part about the 2DS is that it's cheaper and more durable than the 3DS, so it won't get its hinge broken after being dropped (mainly because it has no hinge geg ), and, even if it breaks, it's way easier and cheaper to repair . Also it's super ergonomic, so you can hold it and play for hours without getting your hands sore .

LabRat67↗

Vale↗

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LabRat67↗

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I used to have a Wii when I was a literal caca and used to play a lot of Mario Kart Wii and Mario & Sonic on the Olympic Games on it. Sadly, one day, a storm broke out, and it got fried. We sent it to repair somewhere, but they never gave it back to us .
Right now I own another Wii... a Wii Mini. Managed to homebrew it and now I got lots of other party games as well, like Wii Sports and Mario Party 9. I've also got other really cool ones like Punch-Out!! and DBZ BT3 . I would've connected it to Wiimfi to play Mk Wii's online multiplayer, but the Wii Mini needs an Ethernet-to-USB adapter and it only has one USB port (so it's either the internet or the games) .
I also own a homebrewed 2DS with a shit ton of games on it, but every time I wanna turn it on I get hit by a random crash dump. I've still gotta learn how to fix that .

I love the 2DS; I never had a 3DS as a kid.

Same. It's a pretty good console with a strong game catalogue, plus it's really easy to homebrew .
The best part about the 2DS is that it's cheaper and more durable than the 3DS, so it won't get its hinge broken after being dropped (mainly because it has no hinge geg ). Also it's super ergonomic, so you can hold it and play for hours without getting your hands sore .

All of my 2DSs unfortunately malfunctioned or had a black screen or just rotted away idek why they stopped working gradually but they did

Vale↗

LabRat67↗

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LabRat67↗

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I used to have a Wii when I was a literal caca and used to play a lot of Mario Kart Wii and Mario & Sonic on the Olympic Games on it. Sadly, one day, a storm broke out, and it got fried. We sent it to repair somewhere, but they never gave it back to us .
Right now I own another Wii... a Wii Mini. Managed to homebrew it and now I got lots of other party games as well, like Wii Sports and Mario Party 9. I've also got other really cool ones like Punch-Out!! and DBZ BT3 . I would've connected it to Wiimfi to play Mk Wii's online multiplayer, but the Wii Mini needs an Ethernet-to-USB adapter and it only has one USB port (so it's either the internet or the games) .
I also own a homebrewed 2DS with a shit ton of games on it, but every time I wanna turn it on I get hit by a random crash dump. I've still gotta learn how to fix that .

I love the 2DS; I never had a 3DS as a kid.

Same. It's a pretty good console with a strong game catalogue, plus it's really easy to homebrew .
The best part about the 2DS is that it's cheaper and more durable than the 3DS, so it won't get its hinge broken after being dropped (mainly because it has no hinge geg ). Also it's super ergonomic, so you can hold it and play for hours without getting your hands sore .

All of my 2DSs unfortunately malfunctioned or had a black screen or just rotted away idek why they stopped working gradually but they did

Damn, that's sad to hear .
Still, if you still have them somewhere, you can try booting the ones with just a black screen into safe mode. To do that, press L + R + ↑ + A while the console is off, and THEN turn it on while still holding these buttons. It should allow you to download the latest firmware updates and restart the system .
If that doesn't work, then I'm not sure what will .

On a scale of 1 through 10, how ass would you consider the Galaxy movie to be?
Personally speaking, I'd give it an 8