Negative Nancy Is A Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Game Where You Can Only Say 'No'

Kinda love this

@Neoicelord It's around £10 in the UK :-/

NO

You say it best.
When you say nothing at all.

This gives me strange South Park feels, might check this out.

There's already a game called Say No! More, which came out earlier this year... Plagiarism at its finest.

I don't pay more than a fiver for these telltale-style games. I know they have multiple endings and maybe some go back and play through multiple times to unlock them all, but to me they have no replay appeal beyond the first playthrough. Leaving aside exceptions like Life is Strange, they're usually not much more technically advanced than what could have been done on a PS2 either.

Should Nlife do a review of this game?

No.

Is that Weird Al in the thumbnail?

@PessitheMystic

It's not plagiarism. I played a more basic version of Negative Nancy a few years ago, before I heard anything about "Say No More".

Look here, someone plays a version of this game on Youtube 2 years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IgW38kmsF0

Pretty sure I'm saying no to this.

@Neoicelord I love that they don't have this. I hate it when stupid wannabe funny achievements pop up inside a game that aims for immersion. And its also arguable if buying a game just to milk achievements is also a great idea. I mean the dev wouldn't complain for sure, but the sheer inbalance between getting a platinum trophy in a game like Dark Souls and in some random indie-minigame also emphasizes the weakness of this concept.
Anyways, I'm grateful that Nintendo chose to say NO to over achievements a decade ago and sticks with it.

I can already see the joke overstaying it's welcome.

@valcoholic I thought I was alone in the anti achievements camp. I’m so glad Nintendo sees no point in them. I wish there was a way to turn them off (and gamerscore) on the Twins.

@Neoicelord sure but from a company's standpoint I understand that this sorta fragments the audience and makes this system a bit pointless. I mean a bit. Not like its completely unnecessary, but I can understand why they wouldn't include them it in first place

@valcoholic Nintendo also said no to a mandatory subscription to be able to play games online until the switch then they said yes

hehe well sure, but I believe this is slightly diferent. achievements really is something you can implement or not while the online service is a whole own thing that earns them actual money. I mean its not like I would hate achievements so much, I sometimes do hunt them on PS4. but I do prefer Nintendo's way to handle them by just making them part of individual games. Like AC has a very big Achievement system on its own. Wonderful 101 had its own take and so on.
Sure on PSN and XB its different as you see everytihing on the account and so on but I guess I'm glad to just not having to think about this on my Switch.