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Re: Reminder: What's The Best Switch Game Of 2021? It's Time To Rate Your Favourites

Bydlak

@boogisreal

Of course, MHS is more light-hearted in terms of overall presentation and vibe. The story is more simple as well. It's definitely easier than the SMT games, but if you want challenge, you'll find a variety of special missions that will give you just that. There's also an online co-op mode. The MH setup has its limitations, but nevertheless it's a very good and polished game. I can easily recommend it. To me, it was more appealing than MH: Rise. Also, you may consider Ys IX, if you want a jrpg that's more on the darkish side.

Re: Commodore 64 Games Are Being Teased For Nintendo Switch

Bydlak

@CupidStunt

That actually brings up an interesting general question: are the early games of the 80's appealing only to them boomers like myself (for the purely nostalgic value) or do they offer any universal values to every possible person interested in quality gaming? Not that I know the answer, just wondering.

Re: Commodore 64 Games Are Being Teased For Nintendo Switch

Bydlak

@CupidStunt

It's not an unjustified opinion as the gaming world went a long way from this era. But I've play Jet Pac by Ultimate Play the Game (later turned into RARE) just yesterday evening and had a blast with it! Or look at Software Projects' Manic Miner / Jet Set Willy series. And that's just a surface. I mean, there are many games on the 8-bit home systems of the early eighties that are all-time classics and therefore should be available to the modern audiences to appreciate, I guess.

Re: Review: Dusk - An Incredible Port Of 2018's Quake-Inspired Boomer Shooter

Bydlak

@OorWullie

That's right. It should be patched. Also, you cannot have your analog stick inverted for y axis and the motion controls regular at the same time. And that's the most intuitive and convenient control scheme for me: inverted stick + not-inverted motion controls for fine-tuning.

Apart from these minor issues, the game is awesome! A must have for retro shooters fans. Way better in terms of gameplay than Project Warlock and Ion Fury, even though these games are quite solid themselves.

Re: Review: Balan Wonderworld - A Charmless, Confusing Fossil From The Creators Of Sonic

Bydlak

@TheLightSpirit An interesting point, indeed. So, there's the first impression which is based on trailers, screenshots, and articles on sites such as our lovely NL. If something passes this stage, I would be seeing some real gameplay on yt. And then I would buy it or add to the wishlist or just skip. The real judging part, however, comes only after I'd actually have played the game. Accordingly, my initial post was not an expression of an opinion or judgement (meant as a point or a assertion) but just a recollection of my first psychological impression of that game (as an experience) which eventually turned out to be in line with this review.