Games Inbox: Best Game Boy game on Switch, EA Sports FC innovation, and Metroid Prime love

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Very happy with the last week and I have to say I have been quietly obsessed with the new Game Boy and GBA games they’ve released. I thought I’d just have a quick look but what I thought would only take me half hour has led to multiple games I’ve been playing ever since.The OG games are basic but Land 2 is still a great platformer and I couldn’t put it down until I beat it.

I didn’t play Zelda because the remake is still fresh in my mind but Tetris is still amazing in its original form and I’m really enjoying Metroid 2, which I intended to beat.The GBA games obviously have a bit more to them and I’ve loved the original WarioWare and Mario Kart. I intend to get round to Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga but the best of the bunch for me is Zelda: The Minish Cap, which I’ve never played before but is a really great entry.It’s not even by Nintendo, I was surprised to find, but Capcom, who apparently also did some Zelda titles for the original Game Boy.

I wonder what they’d do now for the series, if they were given the option? But anyway, The Minish Cap is my favourite Game Boy title on the Switch. Interested to know what others are enjoying.

I’d love to know how much Microsoft is regretting trying to buy Activision Blizzard, I’ve got a feeling it’s quite a lot. There are certainly upsides to outsider observers, not only in terms of watching them squirm but the little titbits that are emerging, like this new one about Game Pass adversely affecting game sales – despite Phil Spencer saying other ways.As someone in the comments said, never believe a word any of these people say.

Phil Spencer is full of it and so is Jim Ryan, it’s just that Spencer is a better liar and able to project an image of being a gamer himself. They’re just