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Re: Review: Elsie (Switch) - A Stunningly Presented Mega Man X-Esque Roguelite

Bobb

I will definitely pick this one down the line!

@-wc- We've all seen how video game genres means less and less each year as the lines get blurrier, but the minimalist definition that separates roguelikes and roguelites is that roguelikes (as in the original Rogue) death means starting from zero, while roguelites are usually more forgiving with some sort of progression between deaths.

Re: Sonic Team Would "Love" To Remaster The Advance Series, Says Takashi Iizuka

Bobb

Being a Nintendo kid, Sonic Advance 1 was the first Sonic game I owned. I don't know if it's nostalgia or something else but, while I didn't enjoy the Genesis/Master System games at my friend's as much, I found Advance really fun. Never got around playing 2 through 4 but I'd jump at a chance to have a proper "Sonic Advance collection"

Re: Yooka-Replaylee Art Team Highlight Laylee's New Fluffiness In Remaster

Bobb

I trust them to strike a good balance between realism and cartoony. I enjoyed Yooka Layle for what it was.
I'm not looking to pick the remaster on launch as I've only played the original very recently, but I'd be lying if I said I'm not interested in the wrinkle ironing they did, especially the labyrinthine overworld between levels

Re: Random: Fans Are Begging Nintendo's Ex President To Sell His N64 Collection

Bobb

@Pastellioli That's just my 2 cents but I don't think Omni really wanted to buy these games for whatever price. It sounded like he was just joking, referencing those bargain seekers that try to underprice nice things, usually from older people selling electronics they don't understand their value.
Since Reggie playfully responded, the other people got into the thread and escalated the joke

Re: Nintendo Museum Tickets Will Feature Your Mii

Bobb

Cue in the people with their Prof Oak, Mr Saturn, Peter Griffin and just a blank slate with a single dot in the middle
Jk. I love the whole Mii thing and I hope Nintendo keep bringing new ideas to keep them around