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And there was that Mario Kart Tour thing for mobile devices too. With microtransactions of course.
Spyro, Crash and Coco are no slouches.
There. Got 'em good.
Sorry what I dislike about Nintendo?
Ehm, nothing? Nothing. LOL
I did play a lot of N64 on PC, but only really ever liked one or two games, even though I tried just about all of them. San Francisco Rush, and Rush 2049 were amazing. And Mario 64, of course.
Edit: I also tried quite a few DS games on PC, but that's a pain, and looks like poo, splitting two screens up on a 1080p screen, with no (only mouse) touch capability, or light sensor, or lid sensor.
Never had a desire to figure out the arcane ways to get the newer consoles to work on PC. Too many options screens, too many questionable sites. When I was younger, I would have figured all that complex stuff out, but at this point I'd rather Nintendo just do it. I'm a patient man.
But I'm not buying a Nintendo console. Nintendo gets my money when they show me they want my PC-gaming money. I don't want their hardware.
I guess that's what DS games on PC would be like... But all of what you've mentioned sounds fascinating. Not like I have experience with any of that myself. *cough cough*