I had this idea kind of knocking around in my head since people don't talk a lot about Falcom games. BaD seemed like the perfect time to do it. And yeah, I guess this is my all-inclusive BaD post. So y'all got a freebie with my 1943 post. 
Ys Origin got a remaster for the Switch. I actually found physical copies of it at the Best Buy on Camelback and picked one up. It was $30.
My first exposure to the series was with Faxanadu. I read about Legacy of the Wizard after Ultima 3 got me into the genre. They also did Brandish, a late SNES title. I'd see stuff about Falcom games on sites like RPGamer, but the first actual game of theirs I saw on shelves after a long time was Ys VI for PS2.
I'm getting Ys IX, but I'm getting it on Switch since that is my primary system these days.
Xbox should just have made it simple and bought the Bubsy franchise as a mascot.
I got the gold Zelda 3DS thsf came with ALBW loaded on it. I also liked Pokémon X/Y, Bravely Default, the Dragon Quest games, and 7th Dragon III.
All the same, I'm glad Nintendo finally put it all together with the Switch.
Reminds me of an old arcade game called Circus, which was also on the 2600. Instead of the trampoline you had two clowns alternating on a seesaw to pop balloons.
Atari lost money on Pac-Man despite it being such a blockbuster in part because they ordered too many cartridges. A lot of them went into the New Mexico landfill along with E.T. I read somewhere that Atari ordered more Pac-Man cartridges than there were 2600s in American homes, anticipating an explosion in 2600 sales that never materialized.
I definitely remember this, mostly for the life bar that looks like a beating heart.
Dragon Quest XI S is really stuffed with content, isn't it?
I was looking forward to Cyberpunk 2077 until I heard about the problems it had. But then again, Outer Worlds on Switch turned out much better than I expected, so maybe this would to?
I've never played any of these games. Inspector Waffles?
