Love it

What key cap set did you use

It's nice to see the addition for people who don't want to make their own skins, but really I think this is just a thing so that people on console or bedrock editions of the game don't have to pay for extra skins. I still think the whole skin pack thing is a fucking scam and no one should ever play anything but Java minecraft, but that's just my opinion, I know there are some avid bedrock fans out there

Edit: diversity is always a good thing, the original 2 characters were absolutely whitewashed and bland. Mojang is a company that has prided itself on its diversity of its community since its conception over a decade ago, it's about time they actually added a more diverse set of free to use skins to include all types of players

It was rated entirely properly. The console had plenty of issues, the only thing that saves the wiiu is its exclusives, and virtual console was pretty darn good too, for the time, I could play wii, GameCube, n64, gameboy advanced and color, nes, and snes games, and I didn't need to hog the TV all the time, I could let my sister watch jank reruns of Hanna Montana while I played megaman and majoras mask.

But you had very little range with the wireless gamepad, the gamepad is required, and it had shitty battery life, plus the software is really janky too, it's not the most capable machine in the world. It lags playing minty wii discs, and let's not even talk about the abysmal resolution and framerates of a game like botw. As much as I personally don't like the switch, it's also a huge upgrade from wiiu too.

I just wish they brought back the virtual console aspect to the switch and sold old games at reasonable prices. I mean what a missed opportunity to not put the entire gameboy library on the latest handheld console model Nintendo owns. Why can't I play pokemon fire red or megaman battle network or smth on the switch? Huge waste of potential if you ask me, we could have had a gameboy consolizer directly from Nintendo themselves

Anyway, I'm digressing now, thanks for joining my Ted talk