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Having to adjust the camera every time I use thebow and no inducation how many Koroks a level has or if I found them all bothers me much more. The motion control bow in general is hortible if I'm not sitting up while playing, which I am not at least half of the time.

@Clyde_Radcliffe
We're not on Twitter here. I typically don't take the entire internet into account when I comment on comments on a specific site.

100% agree that Twitter is a hellhole that has twisted justified upset over things beyond all reason though. You can't even look at Animal Crossing pictures without coming across some douchebag who tries to guilt you into joining the screamer ranks. (Maintaining the point that screames on the other side who feel attacked by disapprovement of inappropriate behavior are just as ridiculous.)

It's always interesting how the only ones who make a big deal out of things like this are the ones endlessly going on about "drama" and "everyone's too sensitive lol", while the supposedly oversensitive people mostly just say it's inappropriate and move on.

Preordered already, but I don't mind being able to play a bit of the game early.

I'll still get the physical version for my collection at some point, but for now...

The German Atelier games have one blank half and one with all the warranty stuff.

Plenty of people who bought the Switch for this particular reason do understand the point. He's one person who doesn't. So why does anyone think he's qualified to judge whether it's a good idea?

Okay, I skipped the Mario collection mostly because I'm not super interested in 3D platformers, but this I am very tempted to ignore ONLY because of the limited release BS. Feel free to limit physical copies if you must, but there's no reason to do the same with downloads other than putting pressure on people.

Article: "unlocking it takes time"

Also article: "basically just complete the previous content"

Oh, that's the day after my birthday. Great timing.

Walking away from people acting like idiots is a practical solution when you're just one person.

No idea about anyone else, but there's such a thing as too sharp for me.

The cover looks like a good summary of the quality.

Censorship is really hitting new lows these days.

I probably won't because I hate the covers, but it's good that people who buy games used will have a complete option.

Sounds nice, but why even try out a game that won't be around for long? If I enjoy it I'll just be disappointed.

Until you have to subscribe to sixteen different services to be able to play everything you want because everyone and their mother has exclusive games.

Actually, a one time purchase to keep the game forever without additional costs is still the best options for me as a gamer, but then again, maybe that's because I don't "consume" games.

This makes me want a proper anime.

I like to have as much of a game as possible on physical carts, so it would make sense to buy this if I ever want Sword for my collection, but dear Arceus are these covers ugly.

@Rexenoboy
From what I've gathered Empires has its own gameplay structure, I'd see that more as a spinoff game than another version.

Do the Empires games tend to get Ultimate/Deluxe/whatever versions? That's the one thing that really puts me off buying KT games.

I thought pheromones did the opposite?

I hope they let us keep the eye and skin colors after the event, I need yellow eyes.

Anyone who still thinks microtransaction prices are justified is beyond help.

Stuff like Moero Chonicles is USK 16 here in Germany, I really can't see Bravely Default being any higher than 12.

Edit: Australian rating system.

Oh cool, more things I can't order because I cannot use the Paypal account linked to my Nintendo account to pay for them and none of the very few credit cards I have access to work on the site.

Maybe pressure works on other people, I just lose any and all motivation to do/buy the thing you want me to do/buy.

You haven't noticed Charizard being shoehorned into everything almost as much as Pikachu?

1. It's not uncommon for retailers to list games from other regions, Amazon does it all the time.

2. That is not how we read dates.

"It doesn't help that the word is used to advertise products which are often garish or needlessly adorned with vents, neon trim and the like. Not always, of course, but generally the 'gamer' version of anything will have gaudy LEDs embedded somewhere and an edgy name: 'X-TREME' or something with numbers and a 'Z' in it."

I wonder if that's a leftover of pretty much all 90s toys being like that.

Personally I thought "beating" a game meant finishing the main mode/campaign or doing whatever triggers the credits, and "completing" meant doing all the extra stuff as well, like optional bosses (but not necessarily things you need to 100% the game like all collectibles or achievements)

Now all I need is DKC 3 before the next console arrives and they start over with the NES games again.

That's the regular full price for a game, and for the complete edition too. I wonder what the point of this is.

And all you need to do to pay that off is to go fishing and resell turnips.

A bit more, yes, but not that much more.

I loved the first game and just got back into Fire Emblem Warriors (3DS because I got that one first). Looks like instead of moving on to the Switch version, I'll take this one.

Used copy it is. Buying a new one to support them is too difficult.

All this limited release business does is make me feel pressured, and that's the fastest way for me to lose interest. I considered giving these games a chance, but not like this.

I hope it's some new items as well. If a whole year after release the updates still feel like catching up to New Leaf, that's not good.

Isn't that the guy who said the next Direct would be a full one, then claimed people misunderstood him when it turned out to be a partner showcase?

How is the first one "a tool to complement the game"? That's just people using the existing ingame design function.

@KingMike
To be fair, very young people everyone above a certain age very old. When I was a kid, people in their thirties seemed ancient to me.

People who want physical games want physical GAMES.

@SwitchVogel
I'm assuming UK and US, right? The more I read about this game's multiplayer and what does and doesn't seem to work, the more I'm completely baffled at how messed up a game can be.

@SwitchVogel
Which versions were you using? I've heard from some people they weren't able to find their friends' codes from other regions.

"I played a session with Alex for the review period (no idea how that worked, thought there was region lock...)"

This sounds like you can either play with friends regardless of region, with the region lock only affecting random matchmaking (does that even exist?), or English-speaking regions count as one region. Could someone with the game look into this?

My money is on a new version of that episode about (not) evolving Pikachu in season 1.

@Tourtus
If you have a Japanese account (or want to make one for it) you can download a demo on the JP eShop.

One of these days someone will make the right guess and peopl will claim they knew all along.

I wouldn't even know which version to buy. Hard pass now.

So instead of normal matchmaking I have to hope that at least three friends with the game are online and want to play at the same time, ir hunt down someon else's code somewhere on the internet and hope that other peopke find it at the same time as me before it expires. Or join yet another out of game community.

Looks like I'll stick to the free version for good. If I pay for a game that's a few too many hoops to jump through.