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Re: Talking Point: What's Happened To Switch's NES And SNES Games, Nintendo?

Anri02

@Crono1973 I’m sorry these past 3 months, they didn’t add games to the subscription, but really, we haven’t even had a general direct in the same amount of time. If March comes by and still nothing, then I’ll be concerned. I’m not going to go crazy over a measly 3 months when they put 20 games on the service to start with.

Re: Review: Dragon Quest III: The Seeds Of Salvation - Third Time's A Charm

Anri02

@w00dm4n The 3DS had two DQ games: a remake of 7, and an enhanced port of 8. The remake of 7 is the best way to experience 7, and the 3ds version of 8 is really good. For 8 I could recommend either the original PS2 or the 3ds versions as both have their good points. Just don’t get the mobile port of 8, it runs badly

Re: Nintendo Apologises For Tokyo Mirage Sessions Censorship Misinformation, Offers Refunds

Anri02

@YozenFroghurt I argue it does have an impact on the game because the censorship completely ruined chapter 2. If they had removed the gravure modeling and replaced it with something as good or better, you wouldn’t hear any complaints from me. However they did such a poor job rewriting chapter 2, it really hurts the narrative of the game. I’ll still wholeheartedly recommend the game to anyone, even with chapter 2’a issues, but I still can’t overlook the blemish on the game that is chapter 2.

Re: Nintendo Apologises For Tokyo Mirage Sessions Censorship Misinformation, Offers Refunds

Anri02

@YozenFroghurt That’s kind of like saying “My house is on fire, but the wildfires in California are worse, therefore I shouldn’t complain.” Sure there are bigger problems with censorship in other countries, but to use that as a way to dismiss censorship in a smaller scale, does not contribute to the conversation in a meaningful way. I’m sure I could come up with a situation people face that is worse than their government censoring, but giving that situation does nothing for government censorship, and in effect is just ignoring that problem for a perceived larger issue.