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Both the original trilogy and the prequel trilogy had beautiful endings. I can understand from the point of a storyteller to want to end it on a high note, but as a gamer and a fan of Layton's world I'm grateful they are making a new game

Wishing for a swift recovery. Thoughts and prayers to him and his family

It's a mix of bummer and non-issue. It will hardly affect any gameplay or enjoyment of the game

As a fan of retro isometric pixel art tactics and the Metal Slug games, the art direction in this game looks so good it hurts

Please keep your expectations grounded and hype if, and only if, something special happens.
Please

Nintendoes what the rest of the industry don't

YEAH! I was hopping there would be a big world to explore!

@Rees sounds like the perfect afternoon!

@McBurn The Legend of Link: A Zelda to the Past

@JohnnyMind Same here! The wait is killing me

From the blog post it seems this is a retelling of the first game but with LEGO visuals and humor

Definitely on my must-play list but, boy oh boy, my jRPG backlog only grows bigger...

I'm laughing nervously at the delay jokes. But, yeah, I'm not holding my breath.
Looking forward to playing it when it's ready

I guess they wanted to record a video in 3D 😂

Amazing game but it tears my heart to pieces to see good people being bullied by the goose

I was thinking about this game just last week. I missed it on the 3ds but will probably pick it up now

I could be wrong but I don't think they will announce a 2025 console release before the 2024 holiday sales

They might go with a bang like TP and WW remaster for this year, then the early yearly direct for Switch 2

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.

Annapurna has published more than a handful of gems from smaller studios the past few years. I had come to associate their brand as a seal of trust that "this indie game is sure to be great". This definitely hurts that image I had.
I hope the people who resigned get to keep working with what they love to do

Happy for the people who bought the season pass

I like this kind of open approach even if it feels weird in the entertainment industry. I hope they get to make the game they want to make

I had it on my steam wishlist for a while now. Might just take this chance and buy it on the Switch

@DripDropCop146 there is a fairly big chance I'm biased because I didn't get to play the first games enough as a kid. Your reply is entirely accurate

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"

Sakurai summarized in a very clear and concise way what I've been living with the past few years in my gaming life.
That's it. There is nothing else for me to add

I wonder if it was intentional or not. If it was, then, why?
It's interesting people documented it so fast

@CartoonDan the hardest level in the game is finding where the heck they hid the last level

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

Looks like an old 3D Sonic game with fluid, modern controls

@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

Where I come from you don't ask a person to sell their video game collection. That's like your firstborn!

(jk you guys)

Amazing! Ridiculous, yes, but amazing!
The Rito was my favorite. Thanks for sharing

There are more than a handful of gems in that legacy. Hoping my favorites are included

I don't mean this as an insult but I think the target demographic for this movie are young children who couldn't be happier to see their favorite video game become a movie

Wario Land 4 was my first and most beloved GBA game. I greatly enjoyed Shake It/Shake Dimension and have been sorely missing more Wario shenanigans.
I will definitely play this down the road

Lovely key arts. I love those classic designs.
Currently playing through DQ7 and, while I was happy for Martial Artist and Mage, I was kinda bummed Sage looks nothing like these

@Bass_X0 that's the slowest kill sequence an imposter can get by staying in character to avoid suspicion

I always knew Reggie was gold. You can tell by his impecable taste for N64 games.

(I'd hazard a guess that upside down yellow cartridge must be DK64, another solid choice)

The hero loses his arm during the opening apocalypse but gains a magical replacement?
I'm not implying they copied anyone because I don't think they did but it sure is a funny coincidence

More power to the devs for taking this stance! We will be eagerly awaiting for it next year

Good job making me tear up with the soundtrack and story recap.
But back to the book, yeah, I will need that one too

Okay, I admit I wasn't paying attention until I watched this trailer. It looks drop dead gorgeous and the gameplay looks fun! Might finally be my first Trails game!

I'm truly intrigued by this one. If gameplay is as fun as it looked I might give it a try

I'm a big fan of all things Rune Factory but, yeah, after 5 I'm a little wary about performance. Hopefully it plays well

Order of Ecclesia alone has me sold. No questions asked.

I wonder how they will emulate Dawn of Sorrow's stylus gameplay, though

@Olliemar28 Personally, I think he did great and I'm glad to have him for more Eggman shenanigans

One of my favorite games of all time.

Thanks, I needed to read and be reminded of some truths contained in here.

@Bunkerneath Mickey is a nickname and nicknames are for friends.

Jokes aside, his middle name is, in fact, Theodore. It seems they only got the last name wrong

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

Wait, is Shadow a squid now? An inkling?

Ive backed this one on KS so I'm going to give it a go anyways. Too bad to hear the execution didn't live up to the premise

I'm anticipating this one a lot since I enjoyed the first one so much. With that said, the delay doesn't bother me at all. I'd rather not play an undercooked game at launch, and I will be busy with Echoes of Wisdom anyways