>>1

I forgive you!

>>1

On the contrary, what is increasing…

This is Ludo.

51 games is a huge number!

I want military chess!

>>6

Since there are referees in military chess, it would be nice if the CPU could handle it.

Perfectly enjoyable to share.

It’s time for war!

Ludo 2!

Shake the JoyCon for a soda game!?

…It feels like it’s going to slip right out.

>>11

Since there’s a strap, put it on!

If it’s any board game, then.

I want them to include Monopoly and such.

>>13

I don’t think it’s possible to play Monopoly without buying a license, and I don’t think Hasbro would sell it in the first place.

Additional game is TCG!

Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Duel Masters!

Board games where you dive underwater to collect treasure are also popular, so it might be good to include them.

>>15

Let’s Play Oink Games!

What else was there during the DS era… like Last One (Nim Game) and Grid Attack (Battleship Game)?

It’s great that it’s easier to play Mahjong with sharing.

I heard that in the “osusowake play,” they’re running 4 software on 21 Switch consoles and sending the display as video to 3 consoles, and I thought that was crazy.

>>19

21 units, huh…

I want them to implement bluff games like dice bluff or skull, but it’s frustrating that games where CPU battles aren’t interesting probably won’t be released.

>>20

There are already plenty of games that aren’t fun with CPU battles!

Is it 21 Switches!? I thought, but it’s just 2 in 1…

I want to be able to choose the local rules of the millionaire.

>>24

Where do you want to include it from and to!? There are easily more than 50 items!!

War and nothing else is not fun at all!

>>27

War and takoyaki are surprisingly nihilistic, but I guess it’s good for small children…

>>27

Is takoyaki fun?

It seems difficult to provide the equivalent of one unit of spare capacity from five units…

It seems like it will be filled with thin games like the built-in games of Famicom compatible consoles.

Osumawa ke Rudo

>>35

Synonym of “sharing misfortune.”

>>28

The DS had a lot of rich options, didn’t it?

There are variations of Reversi with holes in the board.

I want a one-person yacht.

My face is displayed on the camera in Ludo’s piece.

>>40

Being blown away is too much fun.

I can predict that a thread will be started where the anonymous will share something.

>>41

It’s strong to not let anyone say there’s no software…

I’m imagining how great it would be to seamlessly have a Ludo showdown with someone I randomly met while playing Mario Kart.

>>44

Is it a random attack?

Release Asobi Hell 2000.

I like that there are many pleasant sound effects.

Referee!?

>>48

Military shogi is played by arranging pieces as you like when turned face down.

When they clash, the players can’t see which piece is stronger, and the referee makes the decision.

It has the image of already being popular, but suddenly became even more popular after a certain period.

The plain toilet-related stuff is actually quite interesting.

Make Steel 2 and Bulk Slash 2.

It’s a waste, this company.

An incident occurred where a racer was embroiled with Ludo during the race.

We don’t need to include three more number comparisons that have less strategy than rock-paper-scissors…

Revive Seven Bridge, Spades, Army Chess, word search, and seesaw game that were on the DS! ❤

I would be happy if it increased, but when I think about it calmly, I haven’t fully enjoyed all the games in the Asobi Daizen collection.

Sugoroku!

Texas Hold’em has too few rounds and the betting amounts are too small, so I would like to have a time limit or set a cap on the chips.

War is boring to do now, but I’m glad it’s recognized because it was my favorite card game when I was a kid.

Could it be that Go-moku is a game with a surprisingly high level of strategy?

Playing Hanafuda forever is too much fun.

Pass

I still can’t clear Spider.

I wonder if we can increase the number of games that can be played with a lot of cards made for the DS, like Seven Bridge or Napoleon…

>>66

Five Minutes…

Please add something like a trick-taking card game.

It’s difficult to do it in real life because you need people who understand the chips and rules.

I’ve never played Ludo, but is it interesting?

>>68

It’s interesting.

Let’s do it together.

>>74

Heretic

I’m really bad at Nine Men’s Morris.

I want hanafuda other than koi-koi.

There was also a magic encyclopedia in the past.

I wonder if they could put in a corridor.

Incredible, air hockey supports mouse mode!

Make it 512.

I want a Seven Bridge.

Now we can fight against the nameless too!

I believe that the seesaw game is a game that can only be done digitally, so I wish it would make a comeback.

I definitely think it would be fun to do it with multiple people under a time limit.

Pass

This game is being exploited by Nintendo more than I expected…

I was only playing mahjong.

It’s just right when I want to play casually, that thread image…