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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

Re: It All Gets Crazy in This Devil's Third Launch Trailer

C-Olimar

I'm surprised at how many people commenting are buying the game. Perhaps if sales are decent enough we'll get the support of a patch or two to help solve some of the issues the game currently possesses?
This kind of game really suits DLC as well, so I hope that isn't off the table.

Re: The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes Dated, Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water to Have Free and Limited Edition Versions

C-Olimar

Surprising but sensible approach. The series wouldn't usually attract many sales outside its core fan base, so make an attractive retail version with larger profit margins to satisfy this fanbase, with a free to start eShop model to attract new fans.
Free to play/start is definitely a good choice for Nintendo when releasing games in its more niche exclusive series. (Steel Diver as another example).

Re: Speculation Grows That AMD Will Provide the Nintendo NX Processor

C-Olimar

@Nintend0ro Having two consoles set up isn't ideal, especially as I already have a PS3 and Xbox 360, with a PS4 inevitable. There's limited space in my set up.
I'm more concerned about download titles anyway. All those titles available on the eShop would require new versions to run on the new hardware without backwards compatibility. Plus I'd have to pay for them again :/
I'm hoping for a 3DS-DSiWare style integration of the NX and Wii U eShops, whereby Wii U titles are available to download and play on NX, provided you own the necessary controllers.