I think I might've seen a copy of that at a retro used game store near me here recently.
I'm honestly glad I didn't bother watching this year. Kinda just forgot about it as it started and went and saw Godzilla Minus One. After reading about its reception I think I'd made the better choice.
S0undTV is a good app for Twitch if you have an android TV device. No ads and support for the emotes if you like having the chat up. You've got to login to twitch through the app though to start watching. It's broken before and had ads play, but gets fixed within a few days. Lastly there is a delay compared to desktop. If that'll be a deal breaker.
Just gonna list a few.
Xenoblade Chronicles (1 & X): haven't gotten around to the others yet.
Final Fantasy XIV & XVI: Soken is a god
Mass Effect
Legend of Dragoon
Yeah, that's where I was going with it. Thought about breaking it into two separate sentences. But in my head it seemed weird to state "hardware upgrade and cartridge shape" separately. Probably should've thought for clarity.
I see them pulling a DS to 3DS jump. Better hardware and the cartridge is different shaped to prevent the games being played on the DS. Just in switch form this go around.
Nope you didn't miss anything if you watched all 24 episodes. It was just split into 12 episodes last fall and the 12 episodes we had in spring this year. Marketing called the spring run "season 2". Typically a Gundam series is about 50 episodes split 24-25 each season.
WfM was only one season. They just broke it up calling it season one and two. Instead of being cour one and two like it was initially advertised as. And in my opinion the show really suffered from being only one season long. Hell just two or three more episodes might've done wonders. Show just turned into a pile of wasted potential in the end for me.
If you want another Gundam to watch I'd recommend giving Turn-A a shot. It's only subbed though if dubbing matters.
EDF! EDF! EDF!
Should've used a grapefruit.
Thunder as well.
GoG isn't terrible, but is a little bit of a pain with Linux. They don't have native support with the desktop client. Although, there are things like "Heroic Launcher" and "Lutris" that work well as a substitute. Granted most of my experience with those are on my Steam Deck. And it just caused too much pain to get CP2077 working for me. That I got it again on Steam when it went on sale.