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@ElkinFencer10 that's just not really how sales function, though, unless you presume that every game bought within this sale was going to 100% have been purchased by people within the same-ish time frame

@Aquinas I felt this way, but after seeing how positive its reception was the other week, I tried it out and was pleasantly surprised by the visual impact of playing it via the demo. The mc still looks ugly as sin in this one to my eyes in the full equipment pause menu view, but the combat looks great and doesn't have the generic/AI-ish feel which previews and screenshots also gave me.

The performance and loading pauses.. did not impress me, but I was only playing undocked (although with the updated, patched demo). Kind of a hard sell at launch when the original plus all DLC arguably does appeal more to me aesthetically as well, while also going for less than a cup of black coffee, but at least the demo influenced me to dive into that.

the demo was sooo fugly, dood.... 5/10 is being very kind unless I'm failing to appreciate the extent to which the non-combat gameplay elements enrich the overall experience. It's a good idea for a spinoff in theory, but... /: no thank-you. The gameplay feels like asset flip low-effort steam chaff except with the rights to the Disgaea brand.

that's like.. unacceptably fugly to release.

garsh, as is said.

honestly, if the Godzilla Melee remake had been announced within this direct, it would've been the highlight for me. I'm glad Onimusha and Dragon's Dogma II are making the jump (didn't anticipate either, despite RE engine generally porting well, obviously), and for Space Marine 2. I wished for Metro: Exodus and, even with a delay, 2039 being announced for Switch 2 this year, as my minor specific unfulfilled hopes, but I appreciated at least one major games showcase this week without horror and shooter oversaturation. Mildly disappointed at less seen of Duskbloods this time than last, but I'm glad the network test is soonish. Anyone bemoaning lack of high quality games to play on this console is.. deeply incurious, I guess.

@HammerGalladeBro god, Rayman DS was a dog of a port. As with most of its purchasers, I was truly just desperate for another full-fledged DS game at that point.

they really do calculate exactly how consumer-negative they can be while still remaining profitable and tolerated.

don't be dinks, release this for us too!!

wario is the warmest color

@LucasM3 yeah, hey, @nintendo, can we get some diddy towels instead?

@Overzeal definitely overzealous

@EvenStephen7 take me back

Meanwhile, I will personally pay anyone ten US buckaroos if they name their newborn child "Turok" (this comment is legally binding)

Sold me, awesome, alright 😌👍 this wasn’t on my radar, and I only occasionally play shmups (and strongly prefer horizontal), but I’m so in for this

@smithyo @Vivianeat it does, mostly. you can load and play each level, but you still cannot pass from one level to another once you beat one…. Fun to be had, but such a weird and awesome promotion that it’s a small shame it’s finicky like that.

"If you're already heading to the comments to issue a humorous barb,"

is.. is... is that a reference to the barbed genitalia of male cats??

The pricing for this game is just torturous. I know it's become par for the course for fighting games, but the wait for a "complete" edition is starting to sour me to the whole revival

some people have war in their countries

I feel like this article should have revisited the relating details of this prior one for deeper context:

https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2019/09/nicalis_investigation_reveals_tales_of_ghosting_slurs_and_mistreatment_of_staff