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Re: Talking Point: As Sony Bins Physical, How Long Until Nintendo Follows Suit?

Cleefuzz

I have sort of given up on the game market of today and resorted to mostly retro gaming, in part due to this ongoing transition. If I buy a digital game and don’t play it immediately there’s no telling if I will ever have the chance since my ”license can be revoked” whenever, so to speak. My view is that this is a truly saddening development, but since most of you seem to have opted in for the digital route I guess most of you are okay with how things are.

Re: Pokémon Champions Plans To Keep The Stadium Lights On For A Very Long Time

Cleefuzz

@Pillowpants They’re co-owners with shared management of The Pokémon Company, which in turn manages the Pokémon brand. They’re owning approximately 32% of the company as far as I can tell. They also share ownership of the Pokémon IP with Gamefreak and Creatures Inc so they surely have a lot of input in regards to development of future releases. So, Pokémon is not solely owned by Nintendo is a more accurate statement.

Re: New Survival Game 'Pickmon' Is Just Asking To Be Sued Into Oblivion

Cleefuzz

Oh my god. I despise this sooo much. I actually felt like just seeing this drained a few years of my expected lifetime. I kinda felt like not ever wanting to play any monster catching game ever again. This affected me more than it should. Being so blatantly void of any original ideas or content and just the empty AI shell look made me feel like giving up on gaming altogether and switching over completely to my other hobbies like birdwatching, lego MOCing and gardening. This kinda ruined my day, truth be told…

Re: Poll: Is It About Time Game Freak Added Voice Acting To Pokémon?

Cleefuzz

So far the lack of voice acting is my biggest complaint. Since I’m not totally convinced that it’s a great game in itself, voice acting would have helped immensely with the story telling. Heck, even Marvelous nailed the voice acting in SOS: Grand Bazaar. Japanese and English voice acting should be standard in Pokémon games going forward in my opinion.

Re: Poll: How Many New Games Do You Buy In A Year?

Cleefuzz

For me it’s at least 6 games this year that I can remember from the top of my head. 4 physical Switch 2 titles and 2 eshop titles. Just bought a Switch game too, so… so far I’m in the non-existant category of more than five, less than ten.

Re: Nintendo Download: 15th May (North America)

Cleefuzz

Considered preordering a Japanese copy of Fantasy Life I, but decided against it. Will wait for the Switch 2 Edition. Would probably have preordered the Asia version with English cover but can’t find it anymore.

Re: Pokémon TCG Pocket Is Reportedly Already Bringing In The Big Bucks

Cleefuzz

@Kiz3000 This is exactly how I feel. I’ve tried some of the top tier decks and sometimes I just have to give up due to bad luck. The amount of real strategy is very limited. I like the cards and I see the game having some appeal but just opening 2 packs per day and mostly getting the same old stuff quickly gets old. They have to add more progression to the game to keep it interesting.

Re: Advance Wars-Style Game 'Warside' Blasts Onto Switch Early Next Year

Cleefuzz

@SmaggTheSmug There’s a difference between plagiarism and homage. The only noticeable difference here is a unit that shoves the opposing unit. Otherwise it looks almost exactly AW. Developing a game for a genre isn’t a problem, Quake and Halo is more like Advance Wars and Fire Emblem - too distinct that none would fail to see that they’re separate distinguishable games. In this case they’re not even putting on a new coat of paint.

Re: Talking Point: Should 'Third' Pokémon Games Make A Comeback?

Cleefuzz

Firstly, two versions was a fun thing when we had to resort to Link Cables.

Secondly, a third installment always made the previous ones outdated. Very bad market strategy these days, no?

Lastly, wouldn’t they be better off packing the versions in the same game and you just chose one, or randomly got some exclusives/missed mons associated with your save so you had the need to trade for them?

Re: Memory Pak: Story Of Seasons: Trio Of Towns' Ludus Was The Last Good Thing About The Series

Cleefuzz

I love these features, Kate! I’ve been loving the Harvest Moon series ever since the first game released on the SNES. In 2014 Swedish Video Game Vlog GamingGrannar did a showcase of my Harvest Moon collection on YouTube. That was by the time the series had already started to spiral downwards. After I’ve tried Stardew Valley I ceased collecting the games, since it felt like either Natsume or Marvelous even tried to make the new entries any better. However, it is with great interest I follow the releases of the multitude of Farming Sims in development. But I guess I won’t have the opportunity to dwell deep into these games as I used to, since my IRL farming adventure now has taken off, with both family, farming and animal husbandry in the mix. But I guess I wouldn’t have this kind of life if I hadn’t drawn inspiration from Harvest Moon/Story of Seasons to begin with.

Re: Mario Kart Tour To Remove Gacha Elements Next Month

Cleefuzz

I’m just afraid that the prices for High End drivers, karts and gliders will be so high that you can’t in a reasonable way earn them through normal play, even with a gold pass subscription. 100 Rubies for a Mii Costume is too much, and fire off a pipe for 10 different things cost 45 rubies today, with a chance for multiple High Ends and more common items. They probably keep the random pipe for green coins in tours, I guess.

Re: Talking Point: What Does Your Favourite Pokémon Say About You?

Cleefuzz

My favorite is Exeggutor. I love his goofy and ridiculous design. I really love that he got a new form in the Alola region as well. He’s a real underdog, difficult to play due to many weaknesses. I do feel a bit sorry for him, seemingly pulling the shorter straw in the evolutionary lottery. Regardless, he has some strange charm about him which gives him a VIP spot on my team in most games.

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