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Re: Nintendo Download: 13th August (North America)

BoFiS

@techdude I have childhood memories of playing Circus Charlie too, but only emulated on a Super Joy we got from the mall and would take on vacations to plug into the TV...of course there were dozens of copies of it there, starting you on each stage to increase number of games.

Re: Tetris 99's 11th Maximus Cup Celebrates The Lunar New Year

BoFiS

As many people have mentioned, anyone who just plays more matches will accumulate more points even if they're maybe not doing as well as someone who can't play ALL weekend, but did place well in the games they played in. I guess it would almost be more fair to set a point goal and then just randomly pick 999 players from those who reach that point level.

Re: Feature: Star Trek On Nintendo Consoles - Where Are The Great Star Trek Games?

BoFiS

oh man, A Final Unity was one of my favorite Star Trek games as a kid, especially because it managed to be as fun as the 25th Anniversary and Judgement Rites games were, but in the Next Generation setting, with CGI cutscenes and voice acting from the entire cast. It plays like you're in control of an episode of TNG, which is exactly how Star Trek games should be. Would be amazing if they could somehow re-release it with improved visuals, or even just modern compatibility, but sadly not on any Nintendo system.

Re: There's No Need To Be Afraid Of This Day One Update For Luigi's Mansion 3

BoFiS

@Kalmaro Not really, patch data is much smaller than the full game, so that's all that will reside on your system after the update. And the entire playable game is still on the cart, so you can play it on multiple systems, lend it to a friend or sell it once you're done, unlike a digital copy.

However, in reading other people's comments, if there really is no option to invert both X and Y axis I might have to wait and not play this until there is. That is absurd, especially for Nintendo who usually has those options in basically every other game, Zelda, Captain Toad, etc. Only the terrible developers of Rime refused to ever patch an inverted Y axis patch in