Nintendo is slowly erasing the Wii U from existence
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The Wii U’s library was so small that it was hard not to play most of the best games if you owned one. One of the few I missed out on during the Wii U’s original run was Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, a classic-style side-scrolling platformer that arrived in 2014 to solid reviews. For whatever reason, I never got around to playing. This week, the game comes out on the Switch, and while it offers virtually the same experience on a different platform, it’s also a chance for me to rectify that mistake and finally check out the game.
I’m the kind of person who holds onto video game hardware for much longer than I probably should. I keep a DS Lite in my desk for whenever I get the urge to play Final Fantasy V, and my PS2 has remained a…
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