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Re: Nintendo Direct August 2024 - Every Announcement & Game Reveal From The Indie World & Partner Showcases

Lightsiyd

It was an excellent Direct!! I liked so many games I don't where to start!! Fighting Collection 2, Star Overdrive, Peglin, Atelier Yuuma, Yakuza Kiwami, Tales of Grace f, Fitness Boxing, Guardians of Azuma, Metal Slug Tactics, Pizza Tower...

More than half of these will not survive my review process, but it's an excellent list of possibilities and I'm very excited!! Only thing that stops it from being a ten is that there's no Hack n Slash of my caliber here. Damn, what an awesome Direct!!!

Re: Romance Of The Three Kingdoms 8 Remake Brings Historical Strategy To Switch This October

Lightsiyd

@YourDaddy This is very late but I can answer that. The ROTK titles differ from iteration to iteration in that in some, you are allowed vastly more freedom than in others.

For example, in 14 and many others, you cannot play as a free officer. You must play a pre-existing historical officer (Cao Cao, Liu Bei, etc). The gameplay experience, options, and events vastly differ due to this, to the point where it is the reason this game is in my 'Maybe' NintendoLife list and not in my 'Want' list. I will only target the game after I have confirmed it is similar to my current favorite, ROTK 10, where I can play as a free officer (I prefer to start as a free officer, make friends, build troops, take over my city of origin before proceeding to conquer China).

There are probably other differences, but I've only played two different titles so this is my understanding of the major differences.

Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (24th August)

Lightsiyd

I practically abandoned my Switch for the last two weeks in order to enjoy Burnout Legends(PSP) , Ace Combat X: Skies of Deception(PSP). and Spiderman 2(PS2) . Speaking of which, it's easy to see why Burnout Legends is one the best in the series. Burnout Paradise got trolled by its open-world implementation, making getting to events a tedious chore, and the crash time of the vehicles during races was unnecessarily lengthened to negative effect. The sheer breadth of difference these two factors make is so large it's hard to believe without experiencing both. I hope Burnout Legends and the PS2 iterations get ported to Switch (or its successor) someday, and I hope I finally get around to finishing Cat Quest this weekend, haha.

Happy gaming, everyone!! ❤︎♥︎❤︎

Re: 36 Longest Switch Games Worth Playing To The End

Lightsiyd

@Yalloo Many thanks for going into depth with the reply, I highly appreciate it.

Hmm. Story is not really a relevant factor when I pick games, unless a previous entry of the game has already wowed me before. Not to mention, my first foray into the Zelda series (BoTW) did not leave much of an impression, so I'm rather apathetic about the series as a whole.

I'm more into rock than orchestra so that leaves the combat. I played the demo of AoC and I enjoyed playing as Link. I did not know what to make of Impa, perhaps she just takes getting used to? I was planning to pick one of the two (AoC is already on my wishlist) but I think it best to go with AoC first after having a look at both reviews.

Thanks again, and yeah I'll tag you and compare notes when I get to it 😁

Re: 36 Longest Switch Games Worth Playing To The End

Lightsiyd

@Yalloo That is pretty amazing!! Tell me, did you also play Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity? and if yes, which one did you enjoy more and why?

If you did play both, which would you recommend I choose if I was going for one of them and why?

Re: 36 Longest Switch Games Worth Playing To The End

Lightsiyd

@Jack_Goetz @jedgamesguy I put over 200 hours in both Breath of the Wild and Disgaea 5. Looking back, I'd rather have spent those hours elsewhere. Too many of these 'long games' are long because they have too much filler, bad pacing, grinding, and things that waste a players time while not being fun.

@Vyacheslav333 agreed. Played it on PS5 and it could do with being shorter