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This is way better priced than the DLC for the previous FE games. I hated how expensive Awakening and Fates DLC were.

Is there no way to play a specific stage in competitive multiplayer? Downloading a stage and playing it locally automatically puts you in co-op mode, and creating a room for multiple players automatically picks random online stages to play.

Why is the physical game $34.99 in the first place when the game is only $16.99 digitally with frequent sales? Seems like a huge ripoff no matter how pretty the boxart is.

There's such a thing as a game being TOO realistic.

Sorry, I'm busy tomorrow.

"Free to play mobile title."

Pass.

That's fine, because SURELY they will lower the price of the game and microtransactions to compensate for the lower quality content.

You had me at David Wise.

Give Villager something to compensate for the nerfs in the last patch.

Great adventure games on the Switch that are cheaper than this include, but are not limited to: Broken Age, Grim Fandango Remastered, Book of Unwritten Tales 2, Syberia 1&2, Bad Dream Coma, Thimbleweed Park, and Machinarium. It seems kind of hard to justify getting this when there are so many cheaper alternatives that are just as good.

It's 10 bucks on Steam right now, but 40 bucks on the Nintendo Switch. That's not okay. Don't buy this if you don't want to be ripped off, especially considering the wide range of cheaper, equally good point and click games on the Switch.

More games being added over time when the deal ends in July probably means some E3 announced games are gonna pop up on there.

@eSocrates If I remember correctly, Splatfests had 3 levels in rotation instead of 2 so they probably used that extra slot.

@Agramonte I think most people that bought FFXII just got it digitally. That's what I did anyway.

The developer seems so passionate that I can't help but smile. Definitely keeping an eye on this one!

The Rotten Tomatoes score actually puts it over 20 points higher than Rampage, making it the most critically acclaimed video game film adaptation of all time.

So they're changing it but not pushing back the release date at all...?

I'm sure it will be fine. Sonic the Hedgehog projects made on a tight schedule always turn out great, right?

This is going to be the first movie I've ever watched on opening night.

Oh no. We won't get an EA game. I'm so heartbroken. /sarcasm

Well, you know the drill guys.
Come on Bowser give us Mother 3!

She is too cute for a Mortal Kombat game. RIP.

I wonder if the 50% is of your maximum HP, or your remaining HP?

If it's the former it's kind of a bad move that will probably only be relevant for it's Z-move and as a last ditch effort. If it's the latter though, it could be a devastating tool for a choice scarf or choice specs wielder.

This game is amazing in my opinion. One of the most intense and enjoyable games I've ever played, with my only complaint being that it's too short. I suppose your enjoyment of the game depends on whether or not you like tough boss battles though, since that's really the whole game.

You can re-map the controls in Smash Bros now, if you really want jump on the a button.

It's a point and click adventure game, for those scrolling down here wondering what the actual gameplay is like.

I don't see why everyone's complaining. It looks pretty decent for a $10 budget game.

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@thesilverbrick My guess is it's because of the female protagonist from the new Persona 5 being an alt, which they had to keep secret since Atlus hadn't revealed it yet.

Team Tortoise huh? Time to break out the Dynamo Roller!

Wow, I'm surprised and impressed to see a reviewer actually taking price and microtransactions into account for their review. I hate it when EA games and the like get good reviews on account of the reviewers getting the content for free.

I like boobs and I respect an artist's right to put as much boobs in a game as they want to.

And that's all I have to say about that.

I'm disappointed in the lack of Codename: Steam, but this is otherwise an excellent list. I'm especially happy to see Steamworld: Heist and Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward so deservedly high on the list.

I don't care about VR all that much so I hadn't taken much notice of this, but the ability to create your own games sounds pretty awesome so I'm now quite interested.

To be honest I bought this game because I assumed the bare bones content on release meant it would be getting expansions. I guess it's not too late for that but the lack of attention to this game is concerning.

So this is actually pretty doable with pause buffering strategies, OP spirits, and a lot of patience. The main obstacle is trolls that come into chat and type commands to quit out of the battles.

I'll get back into this game... eventually. I haven't played since around October 2017 so by the time I hop back in it will probably feel like an entire new game.

@KingdomHeartsFan Simple, you keep them low priced and don't make the gameplay hinge on paying for them.

Really happy to see that they're going back to 2D gameplay where the series really shines.

I'm just glad to see Nintendo be a haven for third parties for what seems like the first time since SNES.

My biggest hope for gen 8 is skippable cutscenes because my god does the dialogue drag on in some of the recent games. Also skippable tutorials, because I don't need a mandatory ten minute tutorial for a weird carnival thing I don't plan on using just so I can wonder trade.

Christ they just didn't even try

As others have said, play the original Yume Nikki instead. It's free and it will run on a toaster. Dream Diary is a weak attempt at making the surreal, free form original into something more "video gamey" and marketable.

I would rather have the other To the Moon...

"You sure we won't get sued for this?"

"We work for the government. They wouldn't dare."

Well I think it looks cute and fun. Besides, how many games out there can cite a 2-year-old as a member of the development team?

Looking at Paul W. S. Anderson's filmography, the most critically acclaimed film he has made in over 20 years in the industry is 2008's Death Race, which has a whopping 43% on RottenTomatoes. Most of his films score in the 20-40 range. So he doesn't exactly inspire confidence.

I really like Civ 6 on the Switch but even more than the DLCs I think it could use a patch. The game crashes pretty frequently and doesn't seem to be optimized for games with more civs/larger maps than the default settings. A graphics settings option would be amazing since I'd gladly turn off some idle animations in exchange for the game running smoothly and not crashing.

@Retupmocnin I mean that's kinda just how the KH series is.

I don't know if I'd call KH writing bad so much as it's written for a certain audience. Specifically, the audience that watches Naruto and uses "Rawr xD" unironically.

Did Nintendo forget to tell MyNintendo that the Switch is out or...

Glad to see they actually care about keeping the DLC characters balanced this time around.