That's the thing, I'm not even sure if it will be faster than if the Dems got in because they're historically more prone to warmongering, thus getting the Empire into unwinnable military wars rather than economic ones.

Now I wonder if Trump will actually implement those 100% tariffs he threatened against dedollarizing countries.

Would other higher-ups actually let him do something this foolish?

Of the two I definitely prefer the original DS version. I feel like the 3DS additions, while good in a vacuum, tamper and dilute what I see is a VERY carefully crafted world and story in ways I can't spoil. I have preferences for the DS version's art and even gameplay as well.

Both are great, though. You're getting Radiant Historia either way.

For the NDS I recommend Radiant Historia. It has an excellent story and the same composer as the Mario RPG games. It's as "hidden gem" as it gets

I love 2D Zelda. Yet to play Issac but I want to.

Yeah. Obviously including Zelda itself.

Play recently? Slay the Spire. That game's actually really popular in the PRC so I did a run in simplified Chinese to test my knowledge of the game.

Favorite genre? Action Adventure. Stuff like Zelda

Anticipated games in 2024? Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door.

Take all the time you wish.

I have indeed, thank you.

Funny. Last time I was in one of these threads, I was asked what game I was looking forward to. It was long enough ago that my answer was "BoTW 2." My answer to the current question? Tears of The Kingdom.

This is one of my favorite games of all time, so I may be biased. The game portrays Arstotzka as a flawed country in decline yet still better for its people than every other country on the map. Seeing how the game takes place in the 80s, and that there's a revolutionary group who wishes to combat the corrupt and greedy and bring Arstotzka back to its prime, I'd say it tries to represent the declining Soviet Union.