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Huh...come to the think of it...I don't think I've ever played ANY of these "scam" games. But I'm very familiar with "shovelware" games. And it became very common throughout the 7th mid-generation. PSN (mostly PSP) & the Wii/DSi shop were quite flooded with those types of games. Can't say much for Xbox Live.

Even Steam has this issue. Online storefronts need serious quality control at this point. If nothing is done, this problem is only gonna grow bigger & bigger...

Imagine if they were Calvin & Hobbes themed...then I'd buy that instantly. Believe you, me.

Not that it would happen, mind you.

Hm...not really my cup of tea.

Sounds like good new from the looks of it. I'll say this as well:

"Good show! Jolly, good show!"

I don't mean to sound like a critic, purist, or anything...but this game certainly looks like it could fit being a 32X, GBA, Saturn, PSX, Atari Jaguar, ect. That said, I still consider this as a 32-bit.

But then, when you consider the 32x is an attachment/extension of the Genesis, I guess it does have the excuse to try emulating the feel of a Mega Drive game.

P.S. I'm getting tired of saying "Genesis" even though that's the name the system went by in the US...

I was interested in this but having loose control is problem for me. 2D platformers need to have good, precise controls. That to me is an requirement.

Definitely has the Patapon vibes right down to the tone & visual style. Of course, it's developed by the team that did the Patapon series after all.

Now imagine if there was a Pikmin rhythm game like this.

Didn't Square Enix added any songs from FF: 4 Heros of Light? It's a darn shame I've never had the chance to play that one...

@HotGoomba Or perhaps Rayman Origins+Legends & Rayman Raving Rabbids Party Collection?

It kinda feels that folks are forgetting Rayman Origins existence somewhat...

Yup...just Pikmin 1+2 for me. Pikmin 4 really didn't hook me in the way Pikmin 2 did.

August just seems rather lackluster. Which works for me since I can save money for two Autumn releases.

Would be nice if Sega THEMSELVES would do us a favor and release Jet Set Radio on the eShop. Really...is it sooo complex to understand, Sega?

Perhaps this game will itch that particular spot for some folks.

All this just tells me that I'm in NO hurry to buy a Switch successor next year or so. Besides, my OLED Switch is only what? 5 months old?

Yeah...I'm good.

Hm...nothing really catches my interest. But September and October surely will.

And still to this day...I haven't even played any of these two titles...

Why is that, I ask? Then again...I didn't know these two games existed at the time when I was 10. I like the art style of both.

@SpoonySpoons Neat! Mine's is a JVC AV-20f476 I'Art. Made in 2005.

It may not be a Sony Trinitron but it's nice enough to play retro consoles anyways, heh.

@SpoonySpoons Oooh, nice! What kind of brand, model, & year is it?

@Anti-Matter It's the same case here in the US just with the case of price. It's also the only reason why i'm getting the Switch release of Pikmin 1&2.

I'm just not dropping $200+ for Pikimin 2 whether it's the GC or Wii version.

I don't REALLY care if these run at 30 fps as long as it's stable. I've played the GC versions and they ran fine. The Only reason why I didn't buy the Wii ports of Pikimin 1&2 was that:

1.I could play the GC ver. of 1&2 on the Wii GC backwards compatibility.

2. The GC versions themselves were already cheap at the time when the Wii ports were out. So it didn't makes sense for me to waste spending $40 on the Wii ports of the same games.

I'll pick the Switch physical release around Christmas or so.

@Dragonite89 Quick question. Is 4K really that much of a necessity?

I'd rather care more for emulation & dumping than adding 4K.

@Sambuc Gonna be realistic here...even that option isn't feasible for everyone, you know. Especially considering the price & cost of 2nd copies of certain games that well in the $80-200 range.

Interesting...for a moment there I thought it was based on the Monsterverse Kong. But I guess not.

Not that it bothers me. Last time I've owned a King Kong game was Peter Jackson's King kong: The Game. But...I don't think I'll get this tho...

Golden Sun is something I would like to see. As I only played the Lost Age on GBA yrs ago.

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Nope. I certainly have no words to say honestly.

I think 32-bit would be a better term for this one. Either way, I do love 32-bit platformers.

I really wish i did grew up with playing the Sega Master System. Sonic, Phantasy Star, & few others aside, i did like that one particular Castlevania-style game, Master of Darkness, made by Sega themselves.

I didn't get very far due to me not having to play it before. Plus, I want to play Ys: Vanished Omens at some point. The Master System may not have had alot of RPGs, but I thought many of them were far more interesting than the NES rpgs.

@shonenjump86 I wouldn't stress about that. If emulation is the only option, then...well...it is. But if you must get one, try ebay.

You can find most at prices between $40, 50, or 60. Or a little higher. And you can try the og DS or DS Lite as another option too.

There are many ways, just find one that fits your preference.

I would love to get this but with Limited Run Games...Hm, gonna have to think about it for awhile.

In terms of actually "playing" this, I do have the OG "Phat" DS, if ya'll love to call it that. But for me, it's the OG DS. Anyways...it can play GBA games with no problem.

But WayForward can simply release the game itself on the Eshop & other online storefronts. And THEN do the GBA cartridge release later. It's sensible that way.

I think the only game I've played that put much of the backstory and behind-the-scenes in quests was Phantasy Star Online Ep.1.

Some of them introduce you to some of the characters, few are stand-alone quest, & then there are the ones that have a huge bearing the main plot itself.

Phantasy Star Zero kinda did this but to a much lesser extent.

I pretty much lost all respect for him at this point. I used to admire him back in the day...kinda sad if you think about.

I still enjoy some of the games he had worked on, such as NiGHTS into Dreams & Phantasy Star Online.

Interesting video. That aside...this confirms all Pikmin types are in the game pretty much. Though whether Ice Pikmin have their own onion is a different story.

That escalated quickly. That's how I'm describing it as...

I don't think I've ever enjoyed any of the 3D platformers on the N64. Super Mario 64 was fine for what it was as it was the only 3D platformer I owned & played. Banjo & DK64 i could care less about.

Rayman 2 I gotten on Dreamcast as it felt much better with the controller.

I find it really disturbing to see Sonic Chaos ranked a smidge low. To me, it's a very competent 8-bit game in it's own right. I do prefer the Master System versions of Sonic 1, 2, & Chaos. But I stay away from Triple Trouble, as it's really not my favorite.

I've would've been THIS close to buying Origins Plus. But after hearing that the "Plus" content wouldn't be on disc/cart had done it for me. After this, Sonic Superstars will be the last Sonic I'll ever buy from SEGA.

And I do think the score is justified. Sega could've added more than just the bare minimum. Like the lack of a CRT filter, for instance. I'm just gonna stick with Sonic Jam.

Still not that big but still a little chunky on the side. But either way, I'm looking forward to playing this game soon in Fall or Winter. Most likely Winter due to Sonic SuperStars being released close to Super Mario Bros Wonder.

At this point, just Sonic Superstars & Super Mario Bros Wonder.

That's about it really.

I do...well...kinda. What I DO NOT MISS is the freakishly' long cord of the Sensor bar. Though could've been alleviated if I bought the cordless one. But at the time when I got my first Wii, the wireless/cordless variety didn't exist yet until 2 years later.

As for the motion aiming, I didn't really have any issues aside from having to position the Sensor Bar itself. It was much easier to place it on my CRT TV than my HD TV.

Do I miss it? Well...yes...and no. To put it simply: 50% miss it, 50% not miss it.

Just playing Sonic Jam, Astal, Tetris Plus, & Clockwork Knight on my Saturn.

Rayman Origins & Lumines: Electronic Symphony on Vita. Tamagotchi Corner Shop: 1, 2, & 3 on my DS/3DS. Sonic Mania on PS4

And that's about it really. I'd be playing Sonic Origins Plus already if not for the fact of how SEGA handle it & Sonic Jam being the better compilation of which I already have. Why spend $40 then?

@JONOFTHEJONS Funny enough, Aprochrypha was meant to start out as a game originally, albeit, mobile I believe. I think Fate: Grand Order is kinda like it's reincarnated form, so to say.

I was surprised to learn about it back in 2013 when the Fate/Aprochrypha anime started airing in regards to it's original concept.

I think it's clear that E3 is pretty much a lost cause. It would be better to just outright discontinue/retire rather than wasting time, money, & resources.

E3 was already suffering a decline over the last decade anyways. But that's just my 2 cents.

I mean it's different enough...visually. But don't you think the best course is to...oh, I don't know...like WAIT until the game is out???

Not trying to be blunt here, but a video can show us so much without having to try it out OURSELVES. That's just common sense...

I personally like the pixel one (2nd tweet btw). Makes me wish there was a modern pixel Super Mario Bros game honestly.

Hm, this one actually might be up my alley. I just hope it gets a physical release at some point. And HOPEFULLY not a limited one at that either. Limited Run Games...?

I'm lookin' at you...

I'm not, gonna be honest here, really understanding the appeal of this game. So maybe it's just not the game for me anyways. And that's fine for me.

But I'm not gonna knock anyone down for liking/wanting this though. So that's all i'm gonna say.

Honestly, what bothers me is the asking price is $28.

What flippin' fish nonsense it is. Should be...uh...$1 at most, for the quality that it has.

@Rambler Seems to be. Considering the output of Vocaloid videos on Youtube & Nicovideo.

I'm amazed they even bothered emulating the Saturn version rather than the arcade ver. Considering that Saturn emulation is still iffy...(at least to me). But I'll be glad to be proven wrong though.

Most of the time, when shmups get ported to consoles & PC, most companies just go for the arcade versions to make things easier.

Now if we can get a modern Parodius compilation from Konami, that'll be nice.

@Tempestryke Either to ease the workload or to have more time to focus on other projects. Or...whatever reason there is for it.

It always have been a standard thing in the game industry for years. So it's a kinda of a tradition for most.

Take Earthworm Jim 2, for example. While Shiny Entertainment developed the game for Geneses & SNES. Screaming Pink developed the Saturn & PSX ver. While Rainbow Arts handled porting it to MS-DOS.

Mind you, this is just ONE example.

I was surprised to see Christopher Lloyd amongst the cast when I saw his name was trending.

Other than that...is all I got to say.

@Magician Then I guess it's safe to say, at point blank, that this isn't the game for you.

That much I'll say. That said, I do believe in giving people a chance. Even if said group's track record is iffy at most.

Hm...I like that case though. I should be able to order it this week or so. Assuming it doesn't go out of stock...