This is pretty much the only game that stuck out to me in the Indie Showcase. I love these sorts of puzzle games where every puzzle is different from the last, and I also appreciate how the game respects the player enough to intuit what they need to actually do to solve each mess. If I had one tiny criticism of the puzzles so far, it's that the "ding! this is in the right place!" noise pretty much makes the sticky note "tile" puzzles a cakewalk. You don't have to actually figure them out, you can just randomly swap the pieces around until you hear a ding. Overall I still think the game is very charming though!
Between this game and Ark: Ultimate Survivor Edition (and Dinosaur Discovery) shadow dropping today, it suffices to say I'm a happy Switch gamer.
@wummle It's bizarre that there are (lots of) people like you who are having constant connection errors, and yet I have only had two dropped matches (and one dropped Salmon Run match) since launch. I'm rank 15, so not super high, but I've still played dozens and dozens and dozens of matches and very few drops. Very short matchmaking time too (never more than 30 seconds, often less than 10). Maybe some of the infrastructure they're using in certain parts of the world is just on the fritz?
@Ogbert LOL I didn't notice that but you're right, the image they're using for the thumbnail must have been a promotional concept image or something haha
@EarthboundBenjy This is exactly what irked me as well. I left the video being impressed, but not knowing where the real beta content ended and their custom ACE content began. Which wouldn't be a problem if they sold this as a technological magic show, but they sold it as a beta showcase
Your first and second examples are actually both standard in American English.
In "Don't expect to see Sonic kissing humans anymore" the word 'anymore' is a single-word adverb, describing the verb 'to kiss.'
In "Don't expect to see Sonic kissing any more humans" the word 'any' is an adverb, again describing the verb 'to kiss,' while the word 'more' is an adjective describing 'humans.'
Ultimately though, language is a means to an end, and if we all understand what they meant, that's really all that matters uwu
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Re: Mini Review: A Little To The Left - An Evocative, Imaginative Tidy 'Em Up
I loved this one. Beautiful little game.
Re: Exclusive: "There's Always A New Mess!" - Turning Real Life (And A Real Cat) Into A Tidying Up Game
This is pretty much the only game that stuck out to me in the Indie Showcase. I love these sorts of puzzle games where every puzzle is different from the last, and I also appreciate how the game respects the player enough to intuit what they need to actually do to solve each mess. If I had one tiny criticism of the puzzles so far, it's that the "ding! this is in the right place!" noise pretty much makes the sticky note "tile" puzzles a cakewalk. You don't have to actually figure them out, you can just randomly swap the pieces around until you hear a ding. Overall I still think the game is very charming though!
Between this game and Ark: Ultimate Survivor Edition (and Dinosaur Discovery) shadow dropping today, it suffices to say I'm a happy Switch gamer.
Re: Splatoon 3 Version 1.1.1 Update Now Live, Here Are The Full Patch Notes
@wummle That would be a big shame. I know Splatoon has a lot of fans in Aus and NZ.
Re: Splatoon 3 Version 1.1.1 Update Now Live, Here Are The Full Patch Notes
@wummle It's bizarre that there are (lots of) people like you who are having constant connection errors, and yet I have only had two dropped matches (and one dropped Salmon Run match) since launch. I'm rank 15, so not super high, but I've still played dozens and dozens and dozens of matches and very few drops. Very short matchmaking time too (never more than 30 seconds, often less than 10). Maybe some of the infrastructure they're using in certain parts of the world is just on the fritz?
Re: Round Up: The Reviews Are In For Splatoon 3
@RubyCarbuncle We'll miss you ;-;
Re: Splatoon 3 Demo Server Tick Rate Is Apparently 30% Slower Than Original's
Wait are you saying Splatoon isn't using dedicated servers? It's all P2P? What the heck exactly are we paying for with Nintendo Switch Online?
Re: Okinawa Pokémon Center's Grand Opening Marked By Gorgeous Animation
@Ogbert LOL I didn't notice that but you're right, the image they're using for the thumbnail must have been a promotional concept image or something haha
Re: Random: Someone's Built A Zelda-Themed Deku Tree PC
"Someone's Built A Zelda-Themed Deku Tree PC"
As opposed to those Deku Tree PCs that are not Zelda-themed?
Re: Watch: This Insane "Triforce%" Speedrun Turns Zelda: Ocarina Of Time Into Breath Of The Wild
@EarthboundBenjy This is exactly what irked me as well. I left the video being impressed, but not knowing where the real beta content ended and their custom ACE content began. Which wouldn't be a problem if they sold this as a technological magic show, but they sold it as a beta showcase
Re: Nintendo Expands Its Switch Online N64 Library Next Week With Pokémon Snap
@theberrage Nope. I'm not even sure what it would take for DK64 to get released.
Re: Random: Don't Expect To See Sonic Kissing Anymore Humans, Says Sega
@Silly_G @Silly_G You are correct.
Your first and second examples are actually both standard in American English.
In "Don't expect to see Sonic kissing humans anymore" the word 'anymore' is a single-word adverb, describing the verb 'to kiss.'
In "Don't expect to see Sonic kissing any more humans" the word 'any' is an adverb, again describing the verb 'to kiss,' while the word 'more' is an adjective describing 'humans.'
Ultimately though, language is a means to an end, and if we all understand what they meant, that's really all that matters uwu
Re: Random: Don't Expect To See Sonic Kissing Anymore Humans, Says Sega
@Pak-Man I was JUST about to say that lol. This man is a fool to think he can keep a lid on deviantART.