Dr_Corndog

Three Starfy games at once? Now THIS is podracing!

@Yoshi3 Fffffridge Racer!

I have a friend at work who made several BotW dishes that looked identical to the in-game models. He even made his own Goron spice with a replica bottle and label. He let us sample some of his creations, and they were delicious.

Wish I could share some pictures, but he's a private individual and doesn't like to share his work outside of a close circle of friends and family and, occasionally, coworkers.

I ignore the timeline except when games are explicitly linked. Thus Zelda II follows LoZ, as MM does OoT. But OoT neither follows nor precedes LoZ; it is a retelling of the same story.

Same reason I wouldn't want to work in video games generally.

Now we can all discover for ourselves how awful Donkey Kong Jr. Math is.

Proof that you need more than well-intended laws; you need brains that can enforce them properly.

I had this experience replaying the first Zelda when it came to NSO (finished it despite not enjoying it much). But then I tried it again a few weeks ago and had a blast. Different mood, I guess?

Hopefully they'll give us the option to play as a driver, or as a passenger who endlessly berates the driver during their trip.

This reminds me to remind all of you that Wario Land: Shake It is a thoroughly wonderful game.

Wait, this is only twenty bucks?

They can do another Dig game after this. Heist > Dig.

I've played Dark Moon on 3DS, and 9/10 seems pretty high for that game. Shame they didn't make the improvements to this release that it should have received.

Wow, no Monkey Target? And 5 modes is scant regardless of what they are. I'm primarily a single-player fan of Monkey Ball, but even I can't help feel a little stung by the lacking multiplayer.

The Western art needs at least 5 more Samuses.

I don't care what it replaces or if it replaces anything at all, just bring back Startopics!

I'm not a fan of this series but it's cool to see such an unexpected surpeise.

MY LIFE IS COMPLETE

Wait, I thought Zelda was that green kid.

Nintendo Official Magazine Awesome

Well I certainly didn't expect this.

Calling a game sans its DLC "incomplete" is so meaningless.

But 20 pounds for this DLC is sort of ridiculous.

Did you say Tee Lopes?

With all due respect to Toriyama, the NA box art is killer.

I said 20 years in the poll, and even that feels too short. Halo CE is more than 20 years old.

Depends entirely on the game and the enhancements in the re-release.

@Qwiff Right. I was just making the comparison that both were highly popular series in the early days of western computer RPGs.

I'd love to play this (never played the original) but I don't know if I'd ever get around to it. I bought most of the Ultima games during a GOG sale (never played them either) and I haven't yet touched them.

I'm always up for a new DKC, but a new 3D game (sort of a redemption opportunity for DK64) would be cool. So would a new Diddy Kong Racing, for that matter.

Tier lists only apply at high-level play. If you want to crush people online with Ganondorf, have at it. Just don't expect to make top 8 at Genesis

Also, online.

Sweet, now we can build Korok torture devices in real life.

Chrono Trigger is my immediate response to this question.

Metroid games are usually of perfect length, but Zero Mission is the exception. The point where it starts to drag is the point where the style of gameplay shifts dramatically, so maybe it's more of a problem of quality than quantity.

I've seen BotW and TotK mentioned a couple times already, and I agree: both games are far too short!

I've got this habit of spending dozens of hours on games like this, exploring every corner, completing every sidequest I come across, and then dropping the game just before the final boss. I guess I just don't want it to end.

I think I'll go back and finish of Ganondorf now that I have a bit of free time, though.

Played a bit of the demo on Steam a while back and was very impressed.

SMB1 for single-player, SMB2 for multiplayer.

I forgot XCX had online features. What were they, now that I'll never get to use them again?

I've played Heist and the two Dig games, and Heist is easily my favorite of the three. Really a special game. Heist 2 is probably a day-one pickup for me.

Wait, Yuzu is the emulator that makes Smash playable online, isn't it?

Yeesh, some of these picks are terrible. And I'm someone who thinks water levels can be a lot of fun.

Might snag the Knuckles set and add him and Amy to my collection.

I normally don't care much, but when the original ran at 60 fps on much weaker hardware, it's a bit disappointing.

Looks like a game I'd have a great time with for 2 or 3 hours and then drop. Ah, well.

I would love to see these on NSO.

Both are pretty good. The NA box art is more exciting.

@Jamie64326 Yes, but otherwise they're very similar. They're both open-world western RPGs; they use the same system for determing character stats and perks; they obviously have the same setting, but also similar narrative structures.

One of the big differences is that F3 combat takes place in real time by default, but even then it's still based on the same mechanics as in F2. You can even revert to more turn-based combat in F3 if you wish.

@Jamie64326 Have you played them both? They're very similar.

Good game, but fairly disappointing compared to Fallout 2.

More exciting than a Silksong trailer.

Super Circuit at the very bottom is absolutely bonkers.

I have a favorite but I don't know which it is. Does that make sense?