Kiwi_Unlimited

I love games that put good detail into the breeding aspect.

Something about generations of creature improvement and/or modification just inspires interest.

This sounds like a cool game to play around in. I'll probably pick it up, put in the time, enjoy it, and blob's your uncle!

So basically, it doesn't really matter how much you follow the rules, you just gotta fakemon it 'til you makemon it.

I didn't expect to be intrigued by wobbledogs, but that description. . . I'm really curious what mutations would/could happen.

Anyways, pokemon violet, all the way.

@Pak-Man

I was thinking the same thing.

I've watched too many abridged anime.

We very time I see "team star," my brain auto corrects it to "team 4 star"

I miss these so much.

That was a smurfin' great headline!

Holy moly, I'm in.

Just the subtitle bit drew me in.
I love deckbuilder roguelikes!

I honestly only think of shattered memories when I think of horror on the wii.

That game was amazing.

Also, I often read these articles on my phone in public places, so forcing us to watch the video without a transcript is a little frustrating, although I imagine it let's you guys put out more content, more quickly.

Thanks for reminding us of this classic horror gem!

@Old_Man_Nintendo

It really is hard to trust a sonic game before the reviews are in.

@Controller-Drift

Any time pokemon promises "open world, " my imagination is stoked.

To me, it's more fun than running down the same path as your buddy and basically having access to the same stuff in the same order, so I'll be the so that buys this pokemon.

Also, tactics ogre is definitely on my list

@NorrinRadd

Oh man, they'd better not! After his epic "one ski" skiing scene in On His Majesty's Secret Service, who could ever replace him!!??

Just bring back the vc. I'd buy mario 3 for the 700th time, but I won't pay for it monthly.

Best news I've heard all day!

@wicktus

I never did this ogre game, BUT. . .

The ogre series is a well of deep plot in general.
I've loved every game's story that I have played.

@Eagly

Lol, exactly.

@Eagly

If i can have the unpopular opinion for a moment, admittedly, some of my favorite designs were trash and ice cream, so I have no room to judge.

(What's funnier than saying, "Dude, you just got defeated by trash!")

@Eagly

Wait. Poliwrath is a frog?

I don't think I ever internalized that information.

Oh man, sears coupons.

What a nostalgic memory you guys triggered. . .

I miss when Mario 64 was groundbreaking and fresh.

I get that Sword/Shield is the mainstream game, but given how much praise Legends Arceus got, where are our special Legends Arceus distributions?

Or a dlc for that?

sighs
Crimson/Violet needs to get here so that we can move on from Sword/Shield.

I never knew about the pallette swap in super mario world! That's mind blowing.

This is a weird situation for me. I love that it's on switch and doing well. I love playing whatever I can on the switch, but. . .
I'm not sure I could enjoy this the same outside of vr. The universe is so all encompassing in vr. This is literally my go to experience for the wonders of vr, and going away from that for this game seems like a downgrade I can't personally get behind.

@Dark_Isatari

I wish they'd just release an Ogre Collection.

I want to revisit all the games so much.

@nimnio

I feel like the ogre games will always be cult following games.

When "the knight from lodis," the tactics ogre gba (or was it ds) game came out, many of the people involved went on to make FF tactics. Guess which game actually got attention?

The ogre games will always be in the shadows of other classic rpg giants, but damn, I'd choose an Ogre game any day.

@JimNorman

To be fair, the ogre games have always had an absurd level of important small details, encouraging a tremendous amount of micromanaging.

@Kiz3000

You honestly don't deserve to be attacked. I think most of us get it.

I bought Black/White's generation, but wasn't excited for it.

I haven't been enchanted with another game until Arceus. While I'm finally excited for true open world, it's easy in a series like this for each person to feel like the games are stale at different points.

I hope you get re-enchanted with it somewhere down the road.

@EarthboundBenjy

Oh man, fair point!

@Antraxx777

Except that Alucard was slow and large in Castlevania 3. He was retconned into said gazelle.

Grant Danasty, in the same game, was an acrobat turned into a monster, and effectively aided the Belmonts without powers or a bloodline backing him.

What of Cornell, basically a werewolf who had to learn to control his powers, who gets dragged into the fight against Dracula after his adopted sister is granted as a sacrifice?

Or for that matter, Henry Oldrey, the only gun wielder in the series, who is running around saving sacrificial children while whip wielders and casters take on Dracula directly (Sneider and Fernandez, in this case).

Who can forget Eric Lecarde, the wielder of (your boy) Alucard's spear, a human waging a battle that should be above his pay grade?

What of Sonia, the unfortunately retconned proof that a woman didn't have to be a magical caster to stand up to Dracula, but could go toe to toe with him like her eventual male progeny?

All of these characters were interesting, cool, unique, and sometimes moved like badasses, just like how Alucard was interesting, cool, unique, and sometimes moved like a badass.

However, unlike the others, Alucard got to feature on the best Castlevania game, and was suddenly catapulted to stardom.

@ZealMajin

Remnant: From The Ashes, you're completely right. Or were you referring to the Timesplitters series?

You're right either way.

; )

I appreciate the game, but hate how this one entry made Alucard the major fan favorite of the series.
He's interesting, but there are so many cool characters in the Castlevania universe, and if his movement and style hadn't been retconned in this game from Castlevania 3, he may have continued to be one of many cool characters.

Instead, now he's basically the only character most of my friends ever talk about when conversing about Castlevania. . .rolls eyes

@KateGray,

I absolutely love the tag line nod to "All you need is kill."

I've enjoyed that book, movie, Manga in all of its iterations!

@AstraeaV

I don't mind it when it's the same company as the original, but a sequel doesn't make sense.

Although a somewhat flawed example,it's like rare perfecting their fps design after goldeneye, but moving on to a different agent.

(It's off the top of my head, so it clearly isn't a perfect example, as I wouldn't really call perfect dark a spiritual successor, but something like that situation works for me with spiritual successors).

I never played this one.

I played tactics ogre: the knight from Lodis on the gba, which I really liked.
Looking forward to trying the first ogre universe tactics game. . .

But man, I miss ogre battle 64: person of loudly caliber

@Burning_Spear

Yeah, I keep waiting for something that feels as good as that, but never feel like anything since had gotten it right.

Switch motion controls need a bit more upgrade.

I would be all over this, but a short rogue lite makes me nervous.

I like meaty rogue-likes/lites

@Captain-N

Hey, Gamemaster. . .or is it Kevin?

Mario 3 was one of my two favorite Mario games, so I just wanted to virtually hi-five you!

Do androids dream of electric pokemon?

I'm only in is it's a limited time event on a pokemon for legends arceus.

Sword and shield? Meh.

I honestly don't want any games based on subscription services.

Just let me but the ones I want!

I still don't understand most of this. What does it mean to "maintain records of blocks?"

I barely understand the nft stuff.

This is an odd new world we live in.

@VoidofLight

I mean, once upon a time they were.

Prince of Persia: Sands of Time won awards when it came out.

But lately? You're right. They certainly haven't been amazing for - at least- a decade

@SpaceboyScreams

Or even. . . Just give us multiple massive dlcs!

I didn't care to buy sword and shield's dlc. I'd by arceus legends dlc in a heart beat.

I know nintendo gets insane about piracy ever since the n64 peripheral back in the day, but is it really that much of a problem for them?

I mean, I don't have the numbers and can't possibly actually know, but I feel like they're far more aggressive about this than any other group.

How bad is piracy of nintendo products getting to warrant such a paranoid response?

I just want that Snorlax pillow

@NinjaNicky

That's not true.

Gamecube had more power than the ps2. PS2 did far better, and THAT'S when nintendo stopped being technically superior, since they weren't winning that fight.

@gaga64

Thank you. I was wondering the same.

This may be the best dating sum concept ever.

That ouija board was hilarious (walu-ouija board, i guess?])

My favorite starter want my first starter. My first starter was squirtle, but my fave is piplup, whom I named "Pengin," and would never, ever trade to Cartman for "shoe."

My favorite of all time is Zapdos, because his spiky plumage reminds me of Doc Brown's hair. Zapdos will always be "the Christopher Lloyd of pokemon, " to me.

My other favorites are generally the most conceptually ridiculous ones. Defeating someone with an ice cream, a bag of trash, or a chandelier always makes me laugh.

I'm glad I can customize the amount of money the campus earns. I wouldn't want my attempts at building Greendale Community College to be too successful.

Otherwise, it might get sold to Subway. . .