This year I guess I'm finally old enough that, while I did get gifts, none were video games. They were all more boring adult things. I was sort of holding out on buying Echoes of Wisdom because everyone knows I'm mega autistic for Zelda and would want it. Guess I don't need to worry about that now. I'll probably just see if I can find it on sale tomorrow.

>>7074 I just gift myself any BingWahoo that I find interesting since I got no whore to maintain and I despise my mixedrace family relatives who I haven't called for decades.

In terms of video game related gifts, I got a few Switch games. Games that I would never purchase myself because I don't want to support Nintendo and Capcom. I'm grateful to receive anything at all for Christmas of course, but it's interesting to see how people in my family tend to favor getting me Switch games over any other kind of vidya thing. They know I have a PC and enjoy non-Nintendo IPs that are played on PC. Maybe giving a Steam gift card feels "cheap" and low-effort even though it would be very much appreciated. Or maybe they remember buying me Nintendo games years ago when I was a kid and enjoy the bit of nostalgia that comes with gifting it to me nowadays. Who knows. >>7088 >I was sort of holding out on buying Echoes of Wisdom because everyone knows I'm mega autistic for Zelda and would want it. I've played it, I'm probably about halfway through if I had to guess. It's a good game, it has its quirks but it is fun to play. So far they have done a great job with Zelda's characterization. Plus she sounds cute. You'll have a good time with it especially if you are really into Zelda. There are references to the Links Awakening remake and older 2D titles, even in the music. When you are in the swordfighter form, a layer of 8bit tones is added to the music, both in the overworld and in boss battles.