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I'm just gonna plug Selaco again, because it's god damn awesome, especially with the bullet time mod.
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It took me a while to fully get my head around this game, but a lot of fun once I did. I liked Vatista in BBTag, but I've really fallen in love with her all over again now. Even managed to go 3-2 at Combo Breaker, which I'm very satisfied with for what's essentially just my side game.
Being the dumbass who bought the Switch version though does kinda limit my ability to find games. Of course there's always Discord matchmaking, but I'm shy.
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Palworld was fun for a short stint, but burnout set it in fast and friends got bored.
Not released in 2024, but IMO worth a mention:
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The last few updates of Fallout76 have also been an absolute blast to play co-op. While still a little buggy at times, this game has vastly improved since launch day. Albeit the premium subscription to "Fallout 1st" is more-or-less essential to having an enjoyable time. Otherwise you'll run out of inventory and storage space almost instantly.
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I enjoy Circuit Superstars, although I'm desperately bad at it. And I'm totally in love with Brotato. Yeah, I know, it's one year and two days old, but it's so good I had to mention it.
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The only 2024 release I've even played is PathBlasters, which is a nice little game, but nothing else has come along yet that looks like it'll sway this from being an emulation-heavy year for me.