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Re: Feature: "We Were Quite Nervous" - Star Trek: Voyager - Across The Unknown Dev Talks Returning Actors, Music & Fan Feedback

Misima

@Chimichanga I also don't know if I agree with this. There's a lot of bad in every Star Trek now. But I do think there was some good in SNW and a lot of great in Lower Decks. Everything else was way more bad than good.

I would say that everything except Andor has been bad or mostly bad outside of the original trilogy. There's good in there sometimes, but the only people who did great with the franchise was bioware and Andor. In the same time we got special editions bad prequels, lots of garbage and Andor, we got TNG, DS9, VOY, ENT, LD, and several great original series movies.

Trek is better than Wars.

Re: Feature: "We Were Quite Nervous" - Star Trek: Voyager - Across The Unknown Dev Talks Returning Actors, Music & Fan Feedback

Misima

They said they tried different combat including FTL. Then why is combat in the demo dull and confusing.

I played the first 2 demos and there's stuff to like and hate. But knowing they looked at FTL and didn't go that route makes me mad.

They could have had a great system where who is at the controls is determined by how bad the away teams went, that would have been epic. Sorry can't use Tom he is needed in sickbay as the emh is down. Do you use Kim at helm or maybe chekotah, but you will lose other bonuses.

Re: Nintendo's 'My Mario' Toy Line Adds Three Fisher-Price Playsets

Misima

@Twilite9 I totally agree with you. But children don't have those skills. Life is for developing the skills to make great choices. I made bad ones because some of my earliest memories are wanting to play Mario. Despite being a higher testing child I ended up wasting potential. I am just saying if I was a parent I would raise a kid up to be good at tangible things a bit longer than 4.

But as always society at large will make the wrong choices and we will end up with more YouTubers than scientists.

Re: Sonic The Hedgehog Kicks Off 35th Anniversary Celebrations In Style

Misima

@FuzzieGinge88 I love when someone misses the point because they didn't experience it.

The playground was full of people arguing about Nintendo and Sega. The magazines were all about it. The commercials on TV, this all follows what I experienced and the general history. You didn't know anything about it. That's great, but that's not proving me incorrect. That means you're either ignoring the history or you're in the minority.

The vast majority of people bought a system based on peer pressure or marketing. I doubt very many people just got a system without asking for it from their parents.

Even if you did or the majority of people did it doesn't change my point. The love for Sonic is purely nostalgia. The game is overrated. I liked the Genesis when I was young, but I didn't like playing Sonic the most out of the games on it.

Sonic was a marketing ploy. If you got a Genesis without knowing that, congratulations you had a fun machine when you were young. That's fantastic.

Sonic isn't a good game, you can see that in how the gameplay is not mimicked in modern games.

On this Anniversary, you see a history of games that are rough and trying to invoke the original games, but without the nostalgia they're pretty much ignored. That is my point. It's clear Sonic is goth, in that it was a phase some people went through and some people are trying to keep alive, but most people are long past.

I am happy Sonic existed because we needed to not have a Nintendo monopoly. That's what sonic is, the trick that made little kids think they were cool for being a consumer.