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Topic: Epic Mickey Early Review(s)

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Z_Bone	121. Posted: Sat 4th Dec 2010 01:02 GMT Kid_A wrote: Hey you know how every review has complained about the lack of a lock-on system? There totally is one! HOLD C TO LOCK ON TO AN ENEMY! I demand a re-review! Wow, I don't know what's worse: the fact that the reviewers have been complaining about the lack of something that was actually in the game or the fact that it's never explained in the game and people never realize it. Who's at fault? The player or the developer?
	Do the Mario!
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hulklol123456789	122. Posted: Sat 4th Dec 2010 01:16 GMT Z.Bone wrote: Kid_A wrote: Hey you know how every review has complained about the lack of a lock-on system? There totally is one! HOLD C TO LOCK ON TO AN ENEMY! I demand a re-review! Wow, I don't know what's worse: the fact that the reviewers have been complaining about the lack of something that was actually in the game or the fact that it's never explained in the game and people never realize it. Who's at fault? The player or the developer? I mean, it is probably explained in the instructions paper, but almost all players (and reviewers) make the big mistake and do not read it.
	Man's worst enemy is laziness.
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Dev	123. Posted: Sat 4th Dec 2010 01:41 GMT Kid_A wrote: Hey you know how every review has complained about the lack of a lock-on system? There totally is one! HOLD C TO LOCK ON TO AN ENEMY! I demand a re-review! That's funny. It seems like it's obvious, but I bet most people hardly use the C button. Like hulk said, it probably is because of players not reading the instruction manuel. They're usually not worth reading unlike the one for DKCR.
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hulklol123456789	124. Posted: Sat 4th Dec 2010 02:18 GMT NintyFan wrote: Kid_A wrote: Hey you know how every review has complained about the lack of a lock-on system? There totally is one! HOLD C TO LOCK ON TO AN ENEMY! I demand a re-review! That's funny. It seems like it's obvious, but I bet most people hardly use the C button. Like hulk said, it probably is because of players not reading the instruction manuel. They're usually not worth reading unlike the one for DKCR. I don't know why people say they are noth worth reading, I always read them, and found them very usefull, yes, all of them!
	Man's worst enemy is laziness.
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CanisWolfred	125. Posted: Sat 4th Dec 2010 02:29 GMT hulklol123456789 wrote: NintyFan wrote: Kid_A wrote: Hey you know how every review has complained about the lack of a lock-on system? There totally is one! HOLD C TO LOCK ON TO AN ENEMY! I demand a re-review! That's funny. It seems like it's obvious, but I bet most people hardly use the C button. Like hulk said, it probably is because of players not reading the instruction manuel. They're usually not worth reading unlike the one for DKCR. I don't know why people say they are noth worth reading, I always read them, and found them very usefull, yes, all of them! Tutorials. Most games these days teach you how to play in game. If not, it's usually not hard to figure out.
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hulklol123456789	126. Posted: Sat 4th Dec 2010 03:19 GMT Mickeymac wrote: hulklol123456789 wrote: NintyFan wrote: Kid_A wrote: Hey you know how every review has complained about the lack of a lock-on system? There totally is one! HOLD C TO LOCK ON TO AN ENEMY! I demand a re-review! That's funny. It seems like it's obvious, but I bet most people hardly use the C button. Like hulk said, it probably is because of players not reading the instruction manuel. They're usually not worth reading unlike the one for DKCR. I don't know why people say they are noth worth reading, I always read them, and found them very usefull, yes, all of them! Tutorials. Most games these days teach you how to play in game. If not, it's usually not hard to figure out. But sometime it IS hard, and other times tutorial are boring, thats why reading a manual, or just making a fast reading of it is always usefull.
	Man's worst enemy is laziness.
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Kid_A	127. Posted: Sat 4th Dec 2010 03:25 GMT We need to get the word out about this. Every review I've read has complained about the lack of lock on, and it's right there!
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SuperMarioFan96	128. Posted: Sat 4th Dec 2010 03:41 GMT Really? There is? I just looked in the instruction manual and it's not even written in THERE! I'll have to try that later.
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Kid_A	129. Posted: Sat 4th Dec 2010 03:45 GMT @SuperMarioFan96 Yep, just hold C while facing an enemy. Works just like a Zelda game, and makes the combat significantly more streamlined.
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CanisWolfred	130. Posted: Sat 4th Dec 2010 19:01 GMT hulklol123456789 wrote: Mickeymac wrote: hulklol123456789 wrote: NintyFan wrote: Kid_A wrote: Hey you know how every review has complained about the lack of a lock-on system? There totally is one! HOLD C TO LOCK ON TO AN ENEMY! I demand a re-review! That's funny. It seems like it's obvious, but I bet most people hardly use the C button. Like hulk said, it probably is because of players not reading the instruction manuel. They're usually not worth reading unlike the one for DKCR. I don't know why people say they are noth worth reading, I always read them, and found them very usefull, yes, all of them! Tutorials. Most games these days teach you how to play in game. If not, it's usually not hard to figure out. But sometime it IS hard, and other times tutorial are boring, thats why reading a manual, or just making a fast reading of it is always usefull. I only read the manual if I have to, personally. I usually skip tutorials if I can, too. It's just boring and I want to dive right into the game. I figure out the rest on the way. It sucks to do that with strategy and simulation games, though. Epic Mickey doesn't sound like a game I'd have a problem with. Just press every button and see what happens.
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hulklol123456789	131. Posted: Sun 5th Dec 2010 15:49 GMT @Kid_A, are you doing the NL review of these game, or is anyone other doing it?
	Man's worst enemy is laziness.
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Kid_A	132. Posted: Sun 5th Dec 2010 16:06 GMT hulklol123456789 wrote: @Kid_A, are you doing the NL review of these game, or is anyone other doing it? Spencer's got it, I believe. I sent an email to Corbie about this (because I thought he had the review) and I think he passed it on to him.
	Blog: http://www.sequencebreaking.blogspot.com 3DS Friend Code: 2277-7231-5687 Now Playing: Animal Crossing: New Leaf
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hulklol123456789	133. Posted: Sun 5th Dec 2010 18:03 GMT Kid_A wrote: hulklol123456789 wrote: @Kid_A, are you doing the NL review of these game, or is anyone other doing it? Spencer's got it, I believe. I sent an email to Corbie about this (because I thought he had the review) and I think he passed it on to him. Ok thanks
	Man's worst enemy is laziness.
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Gabbo	134. Posted: Sun 5th Dec 2010 21:03 GMT Yes, that would be me. Still to busy playing to bother to write it up yet. I was trying not to read other reviews before I was done, but thanks to this thread I'll make sure to mention the lock on feature!
	Gabbo
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Z_Bone	135. Posted: Sun 5th Dec 2010 23:13 GMT I still want that Nintendo Life review. I want a review from a real gamer that I can trust, not some poser who is out of touch with real gamers.
	Do the Mario!
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blurays	136. Posted: Mon 6th Dec 2010 00:41 GMT @Twario - If your a Disney fan it may be worth a purchase. The game has quite a few Disney cartoon and park references. The camera can be manually adjusted when there are issues with the camera angle most of the time.
	blurays
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Timwario	137. Posted: Mon 6th Dec 2010 00:44 GMT @nlifegamer Thanks. My previous comment was deleted because I decided to get it after reading some of these comments. I hope I don't have to return it. I'll be posting my impressions after I play it for a bit. Edited on Mon 6th December, 2010 @ 00:54 by Timwario
	Timwario
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Kid_A	138. Posted: Tue 7th Dec 2010 01:35 GMT I'm on the final-ish part of the game. SPOILER ALERT: Using paint on the first Phantom Blot and having him become your friend is easily the most heartwarming and adorable thing I've seen all year.
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Z_Bone	139. Posted: Tue 7th Dec 2010 03:17 GMT Does anyone have that paintbrush nunchuck? It looks cool, but I wonder how it feels to actually use it?
	Do the Mario!
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Kid_A	140. Posted: Tue 7th Dec 2010 07:05 GMT Just beat the game. The ending is really spectacular; I sort of went the noble route, trying to use paint as much as possible. Without spoiling anything, just know that it's very heartwarming (though, depending on what sidequests you ignore, perhaps a tad bittersweet). Can't wait to go back through and use thinner!
	Blog: http://www.sequencebreaking.blogspot.com 3DS Friend Code: 2277-7231-5687 Now Playing: Animal Crossing: New Leaf

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