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There is no question that the Nintendo 64 has some legendary games attached to it. In a vacuum, this would be a preposterous question. But the thing is, the N64 was Nintendo’s follow-up to the Super Nintendo, which inarguably has a much larger, and more impactful library of games. Additionally, the N64 was extremely light on a variety of game types, including JRPGs during a generation that was known for JRPGs. So, with all that in mind… Was the N64 a disappointment?

Total War has been letting players take control of thrilling mass battles for decades now. From historical skirmishes to enormous fantasy epics, the series has covered a lot of ground. Which Total War game is most in need of a sequel?

There was a time when licensed-IP video games were often brilliant. And then, not so terribly long thereafter, there was a time when they were largely notorious for being anything but brilliant. We’re not sure what the ratio is these days, but there’s still good, bad, and ugly examples galore.

The portable console market has a pretty unique history. Has it been largely dominated by Nintendo consoles? Absolutely. However, there were still plenty of worthy non-Nintendo contenders like the Turbo Express, Game Gear, PSP, and Vita. But which portable console do you feel the strongest about? What is your all-time favorite handheld gaming system?

Baldur’s Gate 3 will go down in history as one of the defining games of the 2020s, due in no small part to the depth of its characters. Falling in love with them isn’t hard – in fact, it feels encouraged – but most players have one companion with whom they were immediately smitten. Who was your first BG3 paramour?

Once upon a time, real-time strategy was the biggest thing in esports. Nowadays it’s fallen by the wayside, but classics like StarCraft and Age of Empires still have dedicated followings. Do you think there’s any chance that RTS could regain its former popularity?