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Re: Spindle Is A Zelda-Like Where You Play The Role Of Death... And A Pig

Lone_Beagle

@labsdex They literally did everything except mention Zelda in their description.

"We grew up with the NES and SNES and fell in love with the classics."

"We love the classic 2D top-down Action-Adventure games of the 16bit era and their dungeons: ."

"Each dungeon will have a unique quirk. Of course, you need your newly acquired skills for each boss in order to defeat him."

"With Spindle we would like to create a game that follows the essence of the games of the old times: A living world that tells an exciting story, packed with interesting NPCs, stories, and secrets."

There's even a fishing mini-game...

I actually don't have a problem with people "copying" as even Nintendo copied their ideas from others. As long as they do a good job, who cares? And for new game dev's, why not work with a more derivative clone of something everybody likes.

Re: PSA: Remember To Update Your Joy-Con, As Well As Your Nintendo Switch

Lone_Beagle

@vio Thanks! I have their SNES adapter that lets you use a WiiU Pro Controller as an SNES joypad and it works well. I always try to get genuine Nintendo controllers...but the reviews for the 8bitDo for both PC and Switch gaming are really good. I just am skeptical of reviews written when a 3rd party controller is released; I want to know how it holds up after 3+ months of regular usage.

Re: 'The Lost Records' Is A New Fan-Made Expansion That Brings Skyward Sword To Zelda: Breath Of The Wild

Lone_Beagle

@Mariotag Technically, you don't have to pirate anything to play this. The emulator itself is ok, it was all reverse-engineered.

The game disks can be copied from your WiiU and dumped to a file that can then be transferred over to your computer...

So, no piracy necessary. This is how I play BotW on my PC, and let me tell you, man, it is nice playing BotW in 60fps.

How I wish Nintendo would up their hardware, so I could play in 60fps on Nintendo hardware, but, that is another topic.

Re: Best Nintendo 64 Games

Lone_Beagle

@carlos82 that, and another hit was their using the CRT scanlines as a form of anti-aliasing...brilliant idea at the time, but now with our flatscreens, contributes to the blockiness & graininess of the graphics.

For better or worse, most people would be better off playing the N64 games on an emulator. The problem is, not all run satisfactorily (still). Hopefully over the next 5 years, more can be done to make sure every game is emulated adequately.

Re: Anniversary: The Nintendo 64 Launched 25 Years Ago Today

Lone_Beagle

Yep, still have my N64 that I got on launch day, along with Super Mario 64.

Back then, we didn't have the internet generating all sorts of weirdness...can you imagine today, having to wait over 2 years for a Zelda to release for a new system? Oh, wait...we did that with BotW for the WiiU, lol

Re: Ghost of a Tale

Lone_Beagle

I just found out this was released on Switch, and I'm running over to purchase it right now. I played an earlier version on my PC and absolutely loved it. It is a really cool, open-world exploration game based on stealth...as the little mouse, you can't hope to fight the big rats.

It also had some great background lore in game. Overall it is a fantastic title. I would highly recommend it if you like 3D open-world (-ish) exploration and stealth gameplay. I have over 23 hours of gameplay on this, and I'm about 75% through it...I like to explore a lot, so I probably have much more time in the game than others would.

Re: Community: 12 Nintendo Switch Games We Missed, Recommended By You

Lone_Beagle

HOW DID I MISS GHOST OF A TALE ON SWITCH?

I played an earlier version on my PC and absolutely loved it. It is a really cool exploration game based on stealth...as the little mouse, you can't hope to fight the big rats.

It also had some great background lore in game. Overall it is a fantastic title. I would highly recommend it if you like 3D open-world (-ish) exploration and stealth gameplay.