This weekend I’m still playing through Persona 5 Royal, BUT I’ve also just started my first-ever play-through of Animal Crossing: New Leaf on the 3DS (since some people say it’s even better than New Horizons), so I’ll be tending to that every day when I wake up! Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube Watch on YouTube Jim Norman, Staff Writer And I’ve finally got Cassette Beasts on Switch, which should give me the Pokémon experience I’ve been dreaming of for a while – if reviews are anything to go by. I love cooking and I’m inspired to try out some of the recipes they make in-game. I’ve snapped up Venba and it’s a rather lovely little dish so far. Otherwise, it’s time to move on to some new games. No spoilers for who they’re against, but if you know, you know… I’ll mostly be polishing up the final post-credits sequences in Pikmin 4, and my gosh, some of these later Dandori Battles are tricky, aren’t they? I fluked a Platinum in one of them somehow, but not after a few reattempts. Oh, and blowing the heads off those darn O'Driscolls. I'm purposefully taking my time with it, checking out the sights, appreciating the ambiance, that kind of thing. Over on the PS5, I started playing Red Dead Redemption 2. It's definitely one of those "comfort" games for me one that I can hop into any time of the year, whatever mood I'm in, and just have a proper good time with it. I've decided to take a little break from Xenoblade Chronicles 3 this week and dive into Luigi's Mansion 3 for a bit. Anyone who does remember the original game will also remember just how sinister and unsettling the face of the moon was, and this Minecraft adaptation seems to have captured that quite well.Hope you have a lovely weekend, folks! Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube Watch on YouTube Ollie Reynolds, Staff Writer For those who never played the game when it was released way back in 2000, the story basically centers around the world of Termina, which is in danger of being destroyed by the moon's collision within three days. The brief video also shows one of the most infamous aspects of the original Nintendo 64 game, the creepy Majora's Mask moon that looms above. RELATED: The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask is Now Available to Switch Online Expansion Pack Subscribers It also talks about how some additional skins have been created for NPCs, as well as some new building interiors. Specifically, it shows what happens in Clock Town when the titular clock strikes midnight on the third day. The latest video, episode three, gives a brief overview of what's been worked on recently. The YouTube channel Project Terminacraft is showcasing a series of videos in which the developer, as well as a handful of volunteer creative types, is recreating the whole of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask within Minecraft. Amidst all that the fan base has to offer, there is another project coming to life which reimagines a very popular, old school game. As a video game with near-infinite replayability, it's hardly surprising that there are so many interesting structures, contraptions, and real-to-life recreations that are constantly being imagined and actualized in the blocky world. The sheer amount of creativity that Minecraftpermits is the reason why the sandbox title has sustained its popularity over the past decade or so, and the community that keeps it alive is awash with talented individuals and whole teams.
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