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Re: Random: Zelda: Breath Of The Wild Sold Better Than Tears Of The Kingdom Last Quarter

CactuarDavid

While I agree with everyone else here that stuff like the lower base price and discounts likely play a huge factor in this, I can't imagine most general consumers (AKA not Zelda fans, who have all already bought both of these games) would even be aware that one is the sequel to the other. Most people who aren't chronically online just simply don't think about that kind of stuff.

Re: LEGO Fortnite Is Under Fire For Brand New 'Kits'

CactuarDavid

I'm not sure what people were expecting? Teams of people who need to get paid a salary working on a free game without any advertisements forever?

The high prices and lack of updates to keep the game fresh, okay I'll give you that, but this was always going to happen.

Re: Round Up: The Reviews Are In For Detective Pikachu Returns

CactuarDavid

I bought the first game a couple weeks ago, and I've been enjoying it a lot. Yeah it's easy and simple, but it's just nice. I dunno, I guess don't need every game I play to be a 11/10 masterpiece that makes you rethink everything you've ever known and transcends you to the next plane of existence. Sometimes I just want a cute "saturday morning cartoon" vibe of game, and it sounds like this sequel will be pretty much exactly that again.

Re: Review: Disgaea 7: Vows Of The Virtueless - Superb, Supersized Strategy RPG Is A Series Best

CactuarDavid

I got Disgaea 5 at release because I always liked the look of this series and there wasn't a ton available on Switch at the time, but I very quickly ran into the issue where I couldn't really figure out how to get better at the game because of just how much stats there were to keep track of. Like if I lost a battle I couldn't even figure out what I should do to improve except "raise character levels".

It's nice to hear that the campaign is relatively easy but I'm worried that in the postgame I will once again look at each character's eight tabs of stats/skills/abilities and wonder what would be the the smart thing to improve next.