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Re: 15 Best Sidequests In Switch Games

CupidStunt

I am so glad the chose Cyan's nightmare. This was pioneering story telling in a game back then. And my god the theme track from Doma's castle and his side quest. How Squeenix got that music out of the SNES sound chip is nothing short of incredible.

Re: Nintendo Museum Overseas Visitors Reportedly Breaking 'No Photos' Rule

CupidStunt

@NinChocolate In Japan there are many places that you do not take photos. If you travel to another country, you respect the rules, traditions and people of that country.

It is that simple. It is a very entitled outlook to think you don't. If someone came to your property, business or country you would expect them to respect your rules and boundaries.

Re: Nintendo Museum Overseas Visitors Reportedly Breaking 'No Photos' Rule

CupidStunt

@NinChocolate Actually not taking photos and respecting rules and other people is part of Japanese culture. I was there 2 years ago. When you go to another country you should respect their rules and culture. It is something well travelled and respectful people should know.

In Japan if you respect their rules and customs, they give so much kindness and respect back.

Re: Zelda: Echoes Of Wisdom Was Built Around 'Being Mischievous'

CupidStunt

@Bigmanfan No one is asking you to change your opinion. I am entitled to mine too. I personally feel the idea of sand box puzzles are cool, but they are always far too easy. ToTk for me was too easy and repetitive. I am worried Echoes will have far too easy puzzles too. We shall see but I personally hope they go back to developer led puzzles.

Re: Zelda: Echoes Of Wisdom Was Built Around 'Being Mischievous'

CupidStunt

@Bigmanfan The puzzles in TotK were insultingly easy. The dungeons for me were the worst in Zelda history with the most boring and uninspired bosses. The Divine Beasts felt new and the puzzles within more challenging.

Sandbox puzzles take away the challenge. As it was the same map as BotW, the since of discovery was gone, and the Depths were so boring to explore, ot felt like an overloaded Ubisoft game as far as exploration waa concerned. It was by far, in my opinion, the most repetitive Zelda game ever made.

Re: Nintendo Museum Tickets Will Feature Your Mii

CupidStunt

@KeeperBvK That is awesome. Lots of multiple entry tickets going back in. What date and time did you get, I am Wednesday 13th at 10am. If you are there that date and time, look for a big muscular guy in a Luigi costume and his friend in a Bowser hat! Come and say hello.