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Re: Review: Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden (3DS)

C-Olimar

"it feels like there's something of a gap in the 3DS library when it comes to fighters"
Um, have you been living under a rock since the 3DS launch?
Street Fighter, Tekken, Dead or Alive, BlazBlue and WWE All Stars are the good ones I can think of off the top of my head. I personally quite enjoyed Cartoon Network: Punch Time Explosion.

Re: Review: Chibi-Robo!: Zip Lash (3DS)

C-Olimar

I sense the developers themselves weren't entirely keen on the change in direction for our robot friend. But platformers sell, and the series deserved one last throw of the dice. I'm buying this, and I hope plenty of others do too.

Re: Video: Terraria Shines on Wii U and 3DS

C-Olimar

@rjejr The Wii and DS also connected in certain games, such as Ultimate Band, Jam With the Band and I believe a Final Fantasy game that was on both systems.

I for one want to see more games implement the 3DS as a Wii U controller. Instead of a specific Smash Controller app, why not a universal one used for compatible games, such as Mario Kart.

Re: Feature: Looking at the Building Blocks of LEGO Dimensions

C-Olimar

@rjejr About the K'Nex deal, I would normally think this would indeed prevent a Nintendo tie in, but Doctor Who building sets are licensed to Character Building. I'm not sure about the other franchises represented in the game, but in this instance the LEGO Dimensions set doesn't seem to have affected pre-existing deals.

Re: Preview: Fabulous Fashion and Questionable Game Design in The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes

C-Olimar

@rjejr Well I've never really liked Warriors games in general so I was never really gonna like it. And to be fair there is a lot of fun to be had in smashing your way through Zelda locations as your favourite characters (and Agitha).
For fans of the genre I'm sure it's great (definitely seems to be the best Warriors game to me) but I prefer more complex action games like Bayonetta