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@Spectra I would guess no. It seems you liked FE and Disgaea for the unique personalities in the games. Wargroove and AW does not have unique individuals beside the leaders. You produce units which you would throw at opposing units without any emotional attachment.

@misterMike it's a Nintendo thing you know, look at 7.0.0. How else would you travel to Portugal and make friends there.

@misterMike honestly I hope what your saying is sarcasm because language support is important.

@Spectra I'd possibly stay clear. Sounds like it really could be hit or miss for you. I think a demo would have been a great idea on a game like this.
I still really need to try Disgaea.

@Spectra If you're curious if your tastes have changed, Mecho Wars is very similar to Advance Wars, currently on sale for $5 down from $10. I played Mecho Wars a few years back on PS3 before playing Advance Wars on Wii U and I liked MW better, mostly quicker battles. Not really any character development though, mostly just fighting, so if you know you really dont' liek AW you probably wont' like this either. But $5 is a cheaper way to find out than $20.

https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/mecho-wars-desert-ashes-switch

After several hours playing this I honesty think that this is its own game, yeah it takes inspiration from Advance Wars and Fire Emblem but it does it's own thing and has a lot of new stuff to offer. The amount of content so far in this game is astounding for a 15 quid game.

As a developer and publisher Chucklefish have really nailed it with their games, they can do no wrong in my book .

@Spectra It has a certain charm and character going for it that sets itself apart from Advance Wars. The trailers make it look like its just a fantasy version of those games but to me its more to it.
The characters themselves may be something that could bring you into this game. Perhaps watch a youtube video of someone playing it for half an hour and then decide.

@misterMike Effective journalism, especially reviews, requires opinions. If you don’t agree with the score, that’s not opinion. Bashing the person that took the time to make it is just baseless.
It’s also funny that you are claiming this can barely be called journalism. Have you seen major news outlets?

I would be tempted if it did actually come out physically.

@misterMike If you feel this site is toxic, there’s always gonintendo and Nintendo Everything.

@misterMike Hi buddy - go to Nintendo Everything. Way better than here - they have a Nintendo Everything Podcast once a week that's super dope too. That podcast especially is honest inside baseball about things on their site too (which is refreshing), and while they are fanboys like any of us, they aren't like what Nintendo Life has become (absolutely soul-less and not give an actual crap about it's audience). I stop by NL like maybe twice a week to see if there is anything new, when I'm bored, but this site has become...just a icky hype machine. The specific words and points...yeah, I agree with everything you've said in this thread.

@Damo By being snarky (which is different than plain "arguing with") with one person leveling criticism at you, you are inditing a potential part of the audience as wrong/bad/stupid, that may also agree with said person, and that becomes an act of unprofessionalism. And that's bad for business. And this site is just about the $$$ - so may you should back off of him and let him vent.

@Spectra If you can be patient, wait for the plausible physical version while you are at it. If given the choice, I would have picked up a physical copy over digital but I want it now and they are not offering a physical version yet.

@Spectra You're welcome. We're waiting for a sale too. Or for summer break for my kids, school is keeping them very busy this year, it'll be months before they even finish their holiday gift games.

@Damo Don't bother with @Galenmereth. Just do what you do best.

There's none in Hebrew/Yiddish? I'm offended! Seriously though, Why does it [seem to] take years to translate most Japanese games to English but it apparently only takes months to translate it the other way around? Why not just start by writing all games in English and then translate them to all other languages from there? That seems smarter/quicker/easier? but I know literally nothing about the process..