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MarioKenny1992

61. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 07:11 GMT

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Why so much hate on Epic Yarn? That game was fantastic! Easy yes but it was an awesome game.

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62. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 11:20 GMT

I disagree that Yoshi games were for the most part easy. Yeah, Yoshi's Story and Yoshi's Topsy Turvy were, but the original game and Yoshi's Island DS were pretty damn difficult at times.

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63. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 11:37 GMT

I loved Epic Yarn. It felt like someone had vomited joy onto the screen. I would question people who say it was too easy though. How would you propose they up the difficulty? And why would you want that? Burning through the story is one thing, but finishing the game to completion, with all the bead medals, fabrics, etc took me a good 12 hours or more. It's forgiving rather than easy, and the challenge was there if you wanted it.

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64. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 13:49 GMT

I honestly find that in most games post-S/NES era (read: that don't have "permadeaths") GAME OVER is just a pushover anyway. It was really annoying when I replayed the classic Spyro games and kept getting GAME OVERs due to failing at the difficult slides (Crystal Islands! Yeaargh!) and a few just-really-bad stunts, and then got a GAME OVER screen... And could hop right back into the level. That's not punishment, it's just wasteful. It's the same with practically every game with a lives system, so I don't see why not to just remove it and cut out that fat. It's actually one of the things I like about Rayman Origins.

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65. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 13:58 GMT

Looks incredibly cute,and a instant buy for me.

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66. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 14:25 GMT

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I'm interested as long as it's not easy to the point of boring like KEY was.

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67. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 16:51 GMT

Those of you joking (or being serious) about other series (such as Metroid or F-Zero) getting the yarn treatment, I don't quite think it would work. For cute, fun characters like Kirby and Yoshi, it fits perfectly. But say you had Yarn Samus? Eh, not very fitting... Super Mario probably, Donkey Kong Country maybe, but other then that it'd be best to stick with Yoshi/Kirby-esch characters.

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68. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 17:10 GMT

Yarn Metroid would certainly be interesting though.
It should play just like any other Metroid game, just with everything being made out of yarn and whatnot.
No way it'd ever happen, but I'd totally be interested to see it. :P

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69. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 17:16 GMT

Now i'm interested in seeing a Mega Man game with this yarn art style. Too bad Capcom hates us :'(

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70. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 18:04 GMT

GUY! Yarn ExciteBike!

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71. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 18:06 GMT

If they make Yarn Kid Icarus I may have a problem with that.

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72. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 18:12 GMT

3Dash wrote:

If they make Yarn Kid Icarus I may have a problem with that.

But just imagine how many yarn-themed puns Pit could make! ;)

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73. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 18:15 GMT

Nibelilt wrote:

I honestly find that in most games post-S/NES era (read: that don't have "permadeaths") GAME OVER is just a pushover anyway. It was really annoying when I replayed the classic Spyro games and kept getting GAME OVERs due to failing at the difficult slides (Crystal Islands! Yeaargh!) and a few just-really-bad stunts, and then got a GAME OVER screen... And could hop right back into the level. That's not punishment, it's just wasteful. It's the same with practically every game with a lives system, so I don't see why not to just remove it and cut out that fat. It's actually one of the things I like about Rayman Origins.

THIS. Such a concept has always left me scratching my head. I mean, why have a game over screen in something like a classic Kirby game for example, if nothing bad technically happens and you just restart from where you left off?

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74. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 18:35 GMT

Beating the game will be easy....COMPLETING it will be a different story.
Anyways, I hope they at least have you die here.

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75. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 20:49 GMT

Everybody knows that Yarn Xenoblade is where it's at! (And yes, I realize that it is not a first party title)

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76. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 21:03 GMT

I think maybe what they could do is like a franchise characters/series Yarn mosh-up...Think SSB, but adventure/platformer, kinda. And I'd still maybe sorta have to say 3D platformer, considering the detail they put on Yoshi. There's just so many possibilities they could do here.....

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Nibelilt wrote:

I honestly find that in most games post-S/NES era (read: that don't have "permadeaths") GAME OVER is just a pushover anyway. It was really annoying when I replayed the classic Spyro games and kept getting GAME OVERs due to failing at the difficult slides (Crystal Islands! Yeaargh!) and a few just-really-bad stunts, and then got a GAME OVER screen... And could hop right back into the level. That's not punishment, it's just wasteful. It's the same with practically every game with a lives system, so I don't see why not to just remove it and cut out that fat. It's actually one of the things I like about Rayman Origins.

THIS. Such a concept has always left me scratching my head. I mean, why have a game over screen in something like a classic Kirby game for example, if nothing bad technically happens and you just restart from where you left off?

The whole reason Game Over is there is because Kirby is a retro franchise, since 1992, anyway, so he's not quite as old as most that started in the 80s. But his big debut was Kirby's DreamLand on GameBoy, which didn't come out til 1989, but could still be considered retro. But yeah, considering he runs with a series where it's possible to run out of lives in a story mode, it only makes sense.

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77. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 21:22 GMT

DaveGX wrote:

I think maybe what they could do is like a franchise characters/series Yarn mosh-up...Think SSB, but adventure/platformer, kinda. And I'd still maybe sorta have to say 3D platformer, considering the detail they put on Yoshi. There's just so many possibilities they could do here.....

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Nibelilt wrote:

I honestly find that in most games post-S/NES era (read: that don't have "permadeaths") GAME OVER is just a pushover anyway. It was really annoying when I replayed the classic Spyro games and kept getting GAME OVERs due to failing at the difficult slides (Crystal Islands! Yeaargh!) and a few just-really-bad stunts, and then got a GAME OVER screen... And could hop right back into the level. That's not punishment, it's just wasteful. It's the same with practically every game with a lives system, so I don't see why not to just remove it and cut out that fat. It's actually one of the things I like about Rayman Origins.

THIS. Such a concept has always left me scratching my head. I mean, why have a game over screen in something like a classic Kirby game for example, if nothing bad technically happens and you just restart from where you left off?

The whole reason Game Over is there is because Kirby is a retro franchise, since 1992, anyway, so he's not quite as old as most that started in the 80s. But his big debut was Kirby's DreamLand on GameBoy, which didn't come out til 1989, but could still be considered retro. But yeah, considering he runs with a series where it's possible to run out of lives in a story mode, it only makes sense.

I never said anything about Kirby being a "retro series" I was just using it as a quick example.

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78. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 21:25 GMT

Kirby's Dream Land came out in 1992 on the Game Boy. Not in 1989.

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79. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 21:57 GMT

WingedFish wrote:

DaveGX wrote:

I think maybe what they could do is like a franchise characters/series Yarn mosh-up...Think SSB, but adventure/platformer, kinda. And I'd still maybe sorta have to say 3D platformer, considering the detail they put on Yoshi. There's just so many possibilities they could do here.....

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Nibelilt wrote:

I honestly find that in most games post-S/NES era (read: that don't have "permadeaths") GAME OVER is just a pushover anyway. It was really annoying when I replayed the classic Spyro games and kept getting GAME OVERs due to failing at the difficult slides (Crystal Islands! Yeaargh!) and a few just-really-bad stunts, and then got a GAME OVER screen... And could hop right back into the level. That's not punishment, it's just wasteful. It's the same with practically every game with a lives system, so I don't see why not to just remove it and cut out that fat. It's actually one of the things I like about Rayman Origins.

THIS. Such a concept has always left me scratching my head. I mean, why have a game over screen in something like a classic Kirby game for example, if nothing bad technically happens and you just restart from where you left off?

The whole reason Game Over is there is because Kirby is a retro franchise, since 1992, anyway, so he's not quite as old as most that started in the 80s. But his big debut was Kirby's DreamLand on GameBoy, which didn't come out til 1989, but could still be considered retro. But yeah, considering he runs with a series where it's possible to run out of lives in a story mode, it only makes sense.

I never said anything about Kirby being a "retro series" I was just using it as a quick example.

I realize you didn't say it, but I did as the explanation as to why it's there because it's the fad that relates to those types of games.

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80. Posted: Thu 24th Jan 2013 22:01 GMT

GoodFeel made Wario Land which certainly isn't easy if you go for 100%- just like Yoshi's Island. I'm not too worried about that.

The footage looking a bit too close to KEY does, but the screenshots shown look way different so I'm holding off judgement for now.

Edited on Thu 24th January, 2013 @ 22:05 by SparkOfSpirit

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