GeminiSaint

@SmaggTheSmug
Puzzle Bobble and Bust-a-Move are both the exact same game. Just choose whichever branding you like best.

Is... is this vore?

@EdScissorshands
For what is worth, the true final level in 3D World (Champion's Road) and the final challenge in Galaxy 2 (The Perfect Run) were both at least ten times more difficult than Odyssey's Darker Side of the Moon, which was significantly less challenging in comparison.

Okay, that looks way more faithful to an actual N64 than the first screenshot from a few months ago.

Only for one day? What's even the point then?

Meltan's evo looks good enough. But those two professors... just don't belong in the same world. Talk about clashing aesthetics!

As a comic-lover and someone who greatly enjoyed Yooka-Laylee (the game), I hope this Kickstarter project meets its goal.

I don't understand. We already knew about this guy. He was introduced in the latest Direct (09-13-2018)! Though he wasn't named then.

Nope!

Um, Ryan? The enemies don't know how to react to Link because he's wearing Majora's Mask! Nothing to do with the glitch.

Majora's Mask makes certain enemies think you're one of them... until you attack them once.

Guacamelee 2 on Switch, let's go!

Only 3 more costumes left, I believe.

Amazing how this exploded overnight from just a single silly comic strip. I mean, it's not like the concept is new or anything, so how did this happen? The world may never know.

Zupapa!
That was a fun little game.
Also the last game SNK made before their bankruptcy in 2001.

One step forward. Two steps back.

Playing Undertale on the Switch...
fills you with Determination!

Sometimes it's the small things...
This change doesn't bother me, but I wouldn't be opposed to a rollback to how it was back in the day either.

I detect a hint of bias in that comment.

Does it have anything to do with Minit? It's pretty much the exact same art direction! That said, it looks great.

Yesss. This news pleases me greatly.

Someone once said: you can't polish a ****, but you can roll it in glitter...

He was also Mr. Satan in Dragon Ball Super, and old Joseph in the Jojo series. Here's a summary of the latter:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-3GOo_nWoc

Jesus, Korporal Krizzle! What happened to your entire mid-section? I'd go see a doctor ASAP if I was you!

It's not going to happen.
And that's probably for the better.

This is cool and all, but... I still wish there was room for Hollow Knight too. That little guy seemed like a perfect fit for this game.

I think it's very clear that the handheld versions were quietly swept under the rug. As was Red Ash.

I didn't even notice those chairs!

No 999 seconds Cuccoo Rush? No true 100%!

It means nothing, because when they cut off one head, three others pop up.

That monkey looks like a cheap Diddy knock-off.

(sigh...)
Why even include an option to receive gift 'mons via internet if you're not going to use it?

@Cosats That was uncalled for.

Yooka-Laylee? I disagree. The gameplay here looks a lot closer to Crash Bandicoot in my opinion.
The main character design could use some fine tuning still.

@Balta666
This is not a traditional RPG. It's more of an experimental kind of top-down adventure game that looks like an RPG at first glance. There's also three endings (with one of them having multiple variations depending on your actions), and seeing them all will require more than one playthrough anyway.

I played this game to completion a while ago. It's pretty good!

Didn't he already do this at one of the GDQ events or something?

Makes sense. 3DS is pretty much dead for indies now.

Looks pretty janky...

Well then. That does it. I'll have to get this game eventually.

Over half of the games in this collection are offensively bad.
It's more like Famicom Mini: Kusoge Edition.

I think Playtonic bit off more than they can chew with this tonic. Going for a true N64 look would require essentially re-making the entire game. They would need new low-poly models and low-res textures for everything, and that is a lot of work that's just unfeasible. They should have just made a low-poly skin for the main characters (like Odyssey did with its Mario64 outfit) and leave it at that.

@Ryan Craddock
What do you guys mean with "the original version of Toki on the Amiga"? Wikipedia and other sources state that Toki originated as a coin-op arcade game made in Japan by (the now defunct) TAD Corporation.

Ah, if only I had that kind of disposable income...

Okay, we need a leak here.

Good riddance to those ill-conceived names.
Well done, Capcom, for righting an 18-year-old wrong.

I don't think that's what you'd call an "actual" duck.

@wazlon I feel that one was more of an "interquel", set between B-K and B-T.

@GamingDude800 I believe there are far worse games that are much more deserving of being called "complete junk", like, say, Superman 64. Yooka-Laylee, while not perfect, certainly did a lot of things right, and I know for a fact I had a metric ton of fun playing it to 100% completion. As for its camera system, yeah, it did have some quirks, but it didn't affect my enjoyment of the game at all. The august 2017 patch added in a more modern camera system anyway, so there's that.

As for Kazooie and Tooie, I replayed them both to 100% completion last year (thanks to Rare Replay), and I still stand by what I said; that they both aged like fine wine.

Banjo-Kazooie and Tooie have aged really well as far as I'm concerned. Yooka-Laylee was, in my humble opinion, the Banjo-Threeie we never got.

RIP Snake's assets.