Bobb

Beautiful games, both of them.
No, I'm not biased, why would you think that?

I love me some colorful game artbooks but whether I pick this one up will depend if I can snag a not-overpriced copy, as is common for them to arrive around here

Zelda Echoes of Wisdom for sure, but it seems there are many other gems incoming

I don't know the correct word in english but they hired many temporary artists (freelancers? contractors?) to work on pokemon model and animation in Sca/Vi. I think we have them to thank for the variety of walks, swims and idle animations, it was pretty good if you sit down and watch the pokemon sometimes.

Time gated events might be what makes me never give it a chance. The main freemium game deal breaker for me is that feeling you will never get to experience everything in the game simply because you weren't there from the start

MH Wilds on Switch 2 would force my hand to acquire the new console ASAP if I'm honest

Lego builders were so preoccupied with wether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should

@Kidfunkadelic83 beat me to it!

I am not being understanding the issue. What is issue?

@EarthboundBenjy I have a similar sentiment to this kind of content update DLC. With Xenoblade 3 they announced early on they would release a post game story 1 year after launch. I bought the game and left it in the pile until they finally released the final DLC so I could play all in one go.
If I had played it at launched I, too, would struggle with coming back to see smaller additions

Can't pick a favorite. SNES, N64 and GCN all look too good and recognizable

That's... interesting. As much as we repeat Pokemon Company is it's own thing, it's hard to imagine it doing it's own thing separately from Nintendo.
I really want to hear more about Legends ZA

Not gonna lie, this looks pretty good

I've been having this problem lately, with only a few minutes to play before going to work/bed, I look for a new game at my Switch library and end up not playing anything because most of those games will be barely have enough time to watch the opening story and maybe reach the first save point

I have yet to play the first one but from the unhinged humor and action from the trailer, could this be the Goemon game we deserve?

I hope one day WB CEOs will hire someone who knows what gamers want to direct their games instead of cramming every scummy practice in all their games and hoping for a profit

Edit: or lend the IP to someone who actually cares

There was an old parody webcomic where a young Sephiroth's shoot get blocked by young Cloud, fast forward to the future and Cloud is holding Aerith in his arms, implying Sephiroth held a deep grudge.
Maybe Kirby was fearing for his friends there

@Croctopus Ive been thinking this! They launching their own charger so late in the cycle COULD mean the next console will support Joycons (but it also could be supporting the Switch longer, like they did the 3DS)

Rest in Peace, Mr Jones
Thoughts to friends and family

But can you pet the dog?

J/k. Good to know this is an excellent port

I believe it describes the opening sequence we already saw before Zelda takes the main role.
Now, if we're allowed to dream, it would be fun if there was some kind of NG+ where you have to beat the game restricted to playing with Link's arsenal instead. Not unlike Castlevania where you unlock the Belmont on NG+ for a more classic gameplay

Enjoying a difficult fight might be fun, but your time is also valuable. Don't feel too bad cheesing it if you want to enjoy the rest of the game.
If anything, make 2 save states: one before the boss and another after it. This way you can keep playing, and if you ever feel like revisiting that boss fight, you can try to beat it the way you intended

I play my Switch almost exclusively in TV mode. I have little use for the Lite version

I can't claim to remember the whole Xenoblade Trilogy OST by name, I would gravitate towards the fighting themes while regions' music were more serene. That said, I already love that Boss Theme

Got to finish P5 so I can play PQ2, Strikers and Tactica

That's really nice, I just wish they'd get dedicated art for the keyring and scroll

They went all out this time, huh? I remember it being much shorter last time. Whoever came up with this project nailed the feel of gaming magazines of eld. Kudos!

My favorite battle theme in the series. Just wish it was longer before it looped

Always nice to see Nintendo trying new things even if I'm not good with horror games

@martynstuff I did play that! That game was bonkers and I didn't recognize half of the roster but it was fun times nonetheless

Eighting? Now, that's a name I haven't heard in a while...
I have never been much of a fighting gamer, I wonder what past title of theirs I have played

Same here, would never have heard about it but now I definitely want to play this game

Honestly surprised me with the rocket stunt to move the bouldermobile. Speedrunners achieved a level o patience I can only dream of

I'm a simple man, I read Rune Factory and I click the article.
Yes, looking forward to seeing more of this!

I'm not sure FOMO is enough to make me go back

The timeline is a fun little extra (to which I'm guilty of enjoying) until people start going rabid over it. Let it be whatever they want

The possibility of patching games already out in the market is a godsend for modern gaming. It's just as with anything else, you can count on greedy jerks to misuse it and release broken games to patch up later

Watching this hurts so bad. I can't quite point where the pain is, it hurts in my soul

That was to be expected but also a relief to hear Mr Furukawa say it so openly and directly.
Stay gold, Nintendo

This might be the second or third time I've seen an humourous response from Mr Bowser on something others would consider a sensitive matter.
If anything, I appreciate his sense of humour

This demo alone made my 90s gaming years flash in front of my eyes. I wish these CDs were easier to acquire

Beautiful. I wish I could play something new that looked like that

I'm skeptical.
Is there really no relation with NoA's ex president at all?

Jokes aside, looks interesting and I like the trailer music
Also the hand drawn art looks nice in motion

I find it interesting because when we see a top down Zelda game, we usually think about the established formula since the SNES and GBC games, but this one seems to be following up from that presentation where they explained their aproach to BotW, giving the player multiple ways to overcoming trials, big and small.
I hope the world is much much bigger than previous top down Zelda games, so that we get to explore and try a bunch of solutions to simple traversal

@AmyTheBrawler-64 @Jack_Goetz Wow, just imagine what that person would have sounded like in voice chat the moments prior deciding threatening innocent lives was the way to go

@Mz3player Makes sense! Thank you

"Added new legal layouts for Clockwork Lair!"

Legal... layouts? What?

I was watching this at work while drinking my coffee. Halfway through I almost choke, spit my coffee, all the while trying to hold sobbing.
Well done! I loved it

I think they did well in replicating the previous characteristic art for the series but in 3D

I've also backed this one!
Looking forward to it