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Re: Review: ACORN Tactics (Switch eShop)

KeeperBvK

Can anyone please tell me what this sentence in the review is supposed to mean:
"The artillery is pretty stock standard, from close-ranged shotguns to distance shooting snipers and everything in between."

It sounds as if the reviewer believes "artillery" to just be synonymous with "weapons" which would be rather ridiculous. He appears to be thinking of "shotguns" as a subcategory of "artillery", which, again, would be hilarious.

Re: Review: L.A. Noire (Switch)

KeeperBvK

@Spoony_Tech What I was getting at is that in comment #26 you had written this:
"I would liken it more to a gritty detective movie or tv show set in the 1040's then anything close to Ace Attorney."

It was a typo there (you wrote 1040's instead of 1940's) and I instantly visualised a "gritty detective show" in said 1040's, which would be just awesome to have.

Re: Review: Revenant Saga (Switch eShop)

KeeperBvK

@BulbasaurusRex I had contacted the staff the other day in this subject and from their reply it seems like they are pretty much through with reviewing each and every eshop game due to the massive Switch release lists as of recent combined with a lack of staff.
Too bad, as that is basically what made nlife stand out to me and apparently to others as well.
Still waiting on a review of that last Kunio-kun game for example...

Re: Review: The Jackbox Party Pack 4 (Switch eShop)

KeeperBvK

@Eigotaku

So...on one hand you call yourself part of "older folk like this reviewer", only to start your review with something as bollucks as
"Ever since the first 'You Don't Know Jack' game arrived on PC in 2011"?

YDKJ started way back in 1995. In 2011 it only came back after something of a hiatus.

Re: Review: Ghost Blade HD (Wii U eShop)

KeeperBvK

@leemeyer26

I second @Kilroy 's sentiment. This has to be THE worst review I've ever read here. It tells me absolutely nothing at all about the game aside from it being a shoot em up. How about next time you're reviewing a Mario game you just keep on babbling how you move around and jump in the game, making it a good platformer?

Ugh. That first paragraph alone. You obviously have no clue when stating shmup would be another term for bullet sprayers.

And what about you prasing the training mode? Just about any shmup has that!

Re: Review: Pirate Pop Plus (Wii U eShop)

KeeperBvK

Playing the game at Gamescom I thought it was incredibly boring. Within the first few minutes I'd start to rack up combos, upgrading my arsenal and literally destroying everything on screen in no time without ANYTHING breaking up the repetition.

Re: Feature: Exploring the Licensed Content in RCMADIAX Games on the Wii U and New 3DS eShop

KeeperBvK

"Titles like BLOK DROP U and more recently SUPER ROBO MOUSE, among others, seem to have no such content."

I love how BLOK DROP U is always cited as a positive exception from this guy's norm and how people praised teh game upon its initial release, yet the game is a carbon copy of an early smartphone game, merely replacing the once cute visual assets with...barely anything to look at. So in a way that game was even worse than these recent officially licensed games in how he just took another guy's game without even acknowledging it.

Re: Review: Prism Pets (Wii U eShop)

KeeperBvK

@MitchVogel 20148 was the "it" game of 2014? It got many clones? Clones that tried to capitalize off of 2048?
sigh
When are you finally going to do at least some tiny research before building up an entire article on such nonsense?
2048 IS a clone. It is one of those games that unashamedly capitalized on another team's ideas and hard work.
Threes is the original game, developed over the course of months, while 2048 has been slapped together in a weekend by some jerk.

Re: Review: Sweetest Thing (Wii U eShop)

KeeperBvK

@Dankykong More like Cranky Kong, eh? Looks like you're only one complaining about NL reviewing every download game, while most other people agree that this is the single best aspect of the whole site. Why do you even come here when complaining about what even made the site so popular over the last ten years?
It's not their fault some (or many) of the games are bad and occasionally some of theose alleged bad games turn out to be decent surprises. Also, what else would you like the staff to do? Review good games we already know are good? Wow, big difference.

Re: Review: Tachyon Project (Wii U eShop)

KeeperBvK

@Humphries90 Nobody cares that you've apparently also done reviews on pretty much all the download games reviewed here. Just post your opinion instead of repeating your "I did a review of this too." line over and over and over. It doesn't provide any additional information or makes your point more valid. Just state your opinion and we'll know that you've played the game.