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Whydoievenbother

@TingLz: Why though? It's not like they made the same achievement when they beat it on an easier setting.

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LzWinky

MrMario02 wrote:

@TingLz: Why though? It's not like they made the same achievement when they beat it on an easier setting.

Heck if I know. I don't really care if an Easy mode is added

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jump

Am I the only thinking Star Fox Guard is better than Zero?

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Alright, I gotta stop getting into arguments with jump. Someone remind me next time.

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AlliMeadow

@arronishere: No, I agree. From what I've played so far I think both games are really fun, but Star Fox Guard is amazing. My favorite new release since Splatoon I think.

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Rumorlife

Vegas Stakes is one of the better retro casino games I've played, I don't know why it gets guff, maybe because it's an oddity.
Imagine, Vegas Stakes U. That would sell bad...

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jump

AlliMeadow wrote:

No, I agree. From what I've played so far I think both games are really fun, but Star Fox Guard is amazing. My favorite new release since Splatoon I think.

I just find it a shame it's been completely over shadowed by Zero.

Really it has done Zero's job of showcasing off the Gamepad as a viable controller better than Zero has and one of the few games that feels fresh on the Wii U.

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Alright, I gotta stop getting into arguments with jump. Someone remind me next time.

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DefHalan

arronishere wrote:

AlliMeadow wrote:

No, I agree. From what I've played so far I think both games are really fun, but Star Fox Guard is amazing. My favorite new release since Splatoon I think.

I just find it a shame it's been completely over shadowed by Zero.

Really it has done Zero's job of showcasing off the Gamepad as a viable controller better than Zero has and one of the few games that feels fresh on the Wii U.

So far I am enjoying guard but I am disappointed I can't control the camera with the controller gyro. I have to use analog sticks which makes the aiming feel really. really slow. maybe further unlocks will solve this issue.

People keep saying the Xbox One doesn't have Backwards Compatibility.
I don't think they know what Backwards Compatibility means...

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AlliMeadow

@DefHalan: You can also use the stylus to turn the cameras, which is quicker, although harder to control.

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DefHalan

@AlliMeadow: I think I would just prefer gyro controls. More accuracy and quicker movement. The slow movement is probably part of the game design, to make things a bit more hectic, but I do find it annoying. Star Fox Guard, while fun, turns into a hectic mess really quickly. Something that could be fun with tons of friends watching the screen and switching off GamePad duties, but annoying by myself.

People keep saying the Xbox One doesn't have Backwards Compatibility.
I don't think they know what Backwards Compatibility means...

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Akane

@CreamyDream: I just played the beginning of Shantae and the Pirate's Curse as well. I enjoyed the gameplay but I can't help but wonder why every single female character has her boobs out like that.

Inb4 I get flooded with people condemning me to hell.

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Akane

@CreamyDream: Bayonetta is not for kids though. And the amount of exposure is different in normal stance.

I have a qualm about it when every single female character looks like they are just there to show off their boobs while no male characters are trying to divert the attention of the player to their nether region.

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Freeon-Leon

Nego wrote:

@CreamyDream: Bayonetta is not for kids though. And the amount of exposure is different in normal stance.

To be fair, kids see those things in a different way than us.

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Akane

@Freeon-Leon: I like the art style when it comes to the environment and most of the character design. But that does not mean I like every aspect of it.

CreamyDream wrote:

At the end of the day though, a child would get more boob mileage from a family trip to the beach, so I still think it's still relatively harmless.

Yes, because that's what happens on a beach. You don't go swimming expecting to stay dry.

Don't get me wrong. I'm not afraid of the naked body or against it in principle. What I am against is character design when I see it as objectifying or treating sexes and genders (as well as other similar traits) inequally and unjustly. I would feel the same if all male characters had their nether-region exposed while all female characters were wearing baggy clothing.

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DefHalan

CreamyDream wrote:

Got Shantae and the Pirate's Curse on Humble Bundle and I just played the beginning.

I have to say, so far, I think I'm going to be taking back those mean things I said about Shantae.

(I still don't like the Game Boy Color one though)

The GBC one is very rough. Risky's Revenge and Pirate's Curse are much better in my opinion.

People keep saying the Xbox One doesn't have Backwards Compatibility.
I don't think they know what Backwards Compatibility means...

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DefHalan

Nego wrote:

Bayonetta is not for kids though. And the amount of exposure is different in normal stance.

Is Shantae for kids?

People keep saying the Xbox One doesn't have Backwards Compatibility.
I don't think they know what Backwards Compatibility means...

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Whydoievenbother

@DefHalan: I've heard the "It's E10+, so it's for kids." argument, but Journey is also E10+ and It's arguably more mature than several M rated games on the market. Really the only way to know is to guess based on the marketing.

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DefHalan

@MrMario02: that "E10+ is for kids" argument is kinda the same thing as cartoons are for kids... looks at Anime and Adult Swim... yep all cartoons are for kids lol

People keep saying the Xbox One doesn't have Backwards Compatibility.
I don't think they know what Backwards Compatibility means...

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DefHalan

CreamyDream wrote:

DefHalan wrote:

that "E10+ is for kids" argument is kinda the same thing as cartoons are for kids... looks at Anime and Adult Swim... yep all cartoons are for kids lol

Whether or not the game's fanbase is actually 10-year-old children or not, fact is that the ESRB rating means that it is being marketed and sold towards children, or that it's appropriate for children of ten years.

I'm a firm believer that cartoons and games should be enjoyed by everyone of all ages; I'm a full-grown adult and one of my favorite TV series is Gravity Falls. Fact is, though, that Gravity Falls is marketed towards children.

I am not saying you can't enjoy things targeted to a different age group, but that doesn't mean just because it is rated E10+ that it is targeted to kids 10 years old.

People keep saying the Xbox One doesn't have Backwards Compatibility.
I don't think they know what Backwards Compatibility means...

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shaneoh

DefHalan wrote:

I am not saying you can't enjoy things targeted to a different age group, but that doesn't mean just because it is rated E10+ that it is targeted to kids 10 years old.

Exactly, I don't hear of many children enjoying the morning news, I certainly didn't.

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