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So this appears to be excellent as a single-player game. Good enough for me!

@JustMonika You'd be surprised by how many people don't keep up with current anime and only care about the ones they've watched years ago (if they even care about anime at all).

Back when the direct aired, it was bit funny (if a little bit frustrating) that of all the people I follow, only one guy knew Spy X Family and had a modicum of interest for the game.

That's a very specific way of triggering it, but not exactly hard for those that registered the box legendary sooner than they were technically supposed to. Still, hopefully there's a fix.

I'm really sorry, but you're either playing devil's advocate, or you know something and want to gauge the reaction first... hopefully it's just the former.

The HD version's bloom wasn't a deal breaker for me, but I do think the original style looks better.

It's weird to see an actual Metal Tails and not Tails Doll.

@Kazman2007 Unless it's actually explained in some outside material, we'll just have to assume that Calamity Ganon was Ganondorf's evil gradually leaking out over the course of ages.

@rjejr Looking by the comments section, a bunch of people would have preferred a more tragic ending. I just think that after everything Zelda went through in both games, she deserved it.

I kind of hope they release a complete version with all the content for the next console, if only for the chance to make it as good as the other versions (without the limitations of the Switch port).

I just choose to accept that the events of BotW and TotK (including the events in the latter's flashbacks) happen SO FAR in the future that the rest of the series is pretty much irrelevant to their plot.

@Captain_Toad People that already got it on PC/Xbox/Mobile, most likely.

@MirrorFate2 Never say never.

Smash IS lacking a representative for rhythm/ music games. No, DK doesn't count.

I don't need TotK to win Game of the Year, but I also don't need people looking down on it if it doesn't.

The only games I ever sold were ones I was sure I had zero attachment to, so I don't really regret it.
What I DO regret is disposing of all my Gamecube game cases (and a few DS ones). Unless those are forgotten inside a moving box somewhere.

I did everything but most of the optional minigames and getting all of the Korok seeds - and as far as I'm concerned, that's enough.

I guess the success of the new movie made it safer to acknowledge the old one.

@Araquanid I only hope this never becomes a problem regarding pokémon deposited in Home. I never did any genning, but I can't be so sure about certain unique ones I got through trades, no matter how legit all their data seems to be (and I even compare OTs and obtained dates for event pokémon).

@Chinesus It already hurts enough without people making light of the problem.

I'm honestly curious to know how they are checking if the pokémon are hacked, since it's possible to make them indistinguishable from legit ones at a basic glance.

@Chinesus @Burning_Spear Even though you're right to some extent, there's no need to sound so smug.

This is a kind of long-term planning I can't quite wrap my head about, but can still respect.

@Dr_Lugae Since it will likely be packing Aura Sphere, good luck with that.

Going by the comments, it seems it's already far too late for many people.

I realized that getting into the games' content is a lot more rewarding the least I know beforehand, so I'm going to skip it and catch up with the more relevant information later.

It's a bit weird to see Zelda with long hair again.

They really laser-focused on the more final-battle related themes for BDII.

For my favorites, I'd have to say Terry for overall content (so much music and the best stage) and Banjo & Kazooie for personal bias.

Something that I despise about the Yiga (in a completely intended way) is that unlike the monsters - that are either too stupid, bestial and/or made of evil to know any better - these guys CHOOSE to be part of a doomsday cult over a petty, old grudge, made even worse with how much more we learn about their society in TotK; and this, combined with their somewhat inexplicable adoration of a bumbling leader, reminds me too much of certain real life groups. In other words, they did a pretty great job creating an enemy team that I will go out of my way to mess with.

Some people take these news a little too personally.

They obviously would not add even close to all the tracks from the game that are worthy of being included, but it's still odd that the first battle theme isn't present.

I know the plot of those games isn't exactly the highest priority, but I don't know what some people get by being openly dismissive about it.

If the service is open for discounts, that's another reason for me to wait to test it. The other being the inclusion of at least one game I've never played and really want to.

I'm glad I already got enough of the hardest-to-get materials, but it would be nice to know if the last known duplication trick still works, since you need hundreds of certain slightly common items (amber, luminous stones and opal) to fully upgrade all armors.

Nintendo's tendency for being old-fashioned with technology can be a real boon occasionally.

SMBW and SMRPG are potential choices for the one I still have, but I'm willing to wait until something else even more enticing gets announced before May next year.

That's cute. Not enough to use it if it clashes with any pre-rendered cutscenes, but still.

I think this is the first time I got full marks on one of these - though I was definitely guessing on a couple of them.

It's honestly a relief to see Etrian Odyssey doing so well.

The poll is just missing his appearance in Hyrule Warriors.

I'm still not even halfway in TotK, and I have to say that for as great as it is and how well it evolves what was introduced before, it does NOT make BotW obsolete/skippable. There's just something irreplaceable about the first game's vibe.

I just hope they reach the expected initial sales to make sure the series doesn't become dormant again. Because I really don't have that much spending money to get this right now.

@Fizza Not to sound harsh, but good luck finding a resold copy cheaper than $40.

Not until I've got a proper stock of a few rare-to-get items.

Weird how the only ones yet to be included are the original three.

Doesn't Japanese society still struggle to be accommodating to the handicapped? I feel that this might have some relation with the fact that Nintendo has always been kind of traditionalist.

If people are only taking notice now, it's a sign that Age of Calamity simply didn't have the same reach.

I don't know if dragon parts are still a thing in TotK, but if they are, I hope I'm able to use this for those. Grinding for those wasn't really the most exciting part of the game.

Oh cool, a La-Mulana bundle.