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That description reads like what the Link's Awakening remake should have looked like.

Oh shiiiiiii, Daisuke Koizumi! Bought.

@Cyberbotv2 Serious? CD Projekt Red are freaking heroes through and through. They actually treat their customers with gratitude.

@RainbowGazelle
There are something like 32 characters in the base game.

"1080° Snowboarding / Excitebike / Wave Race" Three out of four ain't bad.

How did I miss out on the original release? I buy every shmup they put out!

Sweet, proper animation!

It's interesting from a historical standpoint but it just doesn't play particularly well.

@AlohaPizzaJack Valkyries and what?

@Dualmask @Kalmaro
That Demo entirely killed my enthusiasm for the game. I'm not even going to bother anymore.

Well that went from a good idea to a dumb idea real quick.

I don't even care about this game, really, but M2 puts so much effort into their releases I find myself wanting to pay for their stuff simply so they'll have reason to continue making things that might be of interest to me.

I don't know. It doesn't look like there's much to the gameplay to me. I'm concerned it will get old fast.

Know what's funny, I hated both Monster Hunter and Dark Souls but really enjoyed Dragons Dogma back on my 360.

XIII had great graphics, a fairly interesting story but pretty forgettable gameplay, partly due to pretty lame level design. These guys will have to step up their game.

@Sabrewing I agree, I saw it and thought if it was only the combat portion of the game then it isn't worth it. 3 gets flak but that wasn't because of a Gameplay issue. it simply didn't have the story elements anymore. Realistically 2 was a one and done sort of thing.

@Sabrewing The original Star Control was only ship battles. Star Control II is what introduced all of the exploration and RPG mechanics.

I was really excited for this game but I don’t like how it feels at all. There’s no weight to your mech and simultaneously you doesn’t feel swift either. You literally feel like a floating reticle and that’s it.

I do not like this art style at all.

Anybody want to speculate the HUGE announcement along with the game is that Travis is a Smash Bros Ultimate DLC character?

Put them all on there! Shmup machine, ahoy!

@HobbitGamer Like give it up so we can actually get the good designs from Macross...

@sandman89 Yeah man, I just bought one of the Hori L-controllers with the proper D-Pads. Suddenly every fighting game became incredibly more fun in handheld mode. A straight up official Nintendo D-Pad would be ideal for me.

I only played the first one, didn't know there was a second. But I really enjoyed the first and would buy another if they made it.

I still don't understand the idea Oddjob was a cheat. His head was lined up with your guns without you having to adjust up or down. He was the easiest character to headshot in the entire effing game.

Unfortunately the placement of the D-Pad makes the primary reason most of us would want it still not useful, fighting games on the go.

My problem was not that I wanted to play Sonic on a D-pad, my problem is next to an arcade stick the D-Pad is the best way to play Street Fighter or Samurai Showdown.

I'm all about the Kawamori designs... hence my Avatar.

@Santoria The key here being you're in one of the most congested cities. I, on the other hand, haven't seen a single copy in New Mexico yet.

By "Under Warranty" they mean a Switch that isn't a year old yet, right? Because I have a US release Switch and the corner has now cracked. Does that mean I have to pay for it?

Yup, big crack by the lower left hand screw. Never dropped, only carried in a hardened case.

Kind of a Blast Corps vibe, kind of.

Hey, Panic Button puts in the freaking work. I'll buy any thing they want to port just to thank them for doing it right.

Really? That toy is horribly articulated for a Figuarts release.

I've been stumping for Simon's inclusion since the Wii days. I hope that one is true. Simon isn't an odd pick at all. He's probably one of the most obvious picks since Nintendo has been adding in franchises outside of their own. Castlevania 1 and 2 on the NES, Super Castlevania IV on the SNES. Simon is Nintendo.

Do not like art-style or animation.

@Daftbomb What does the tablet include?

I want them to work some magic, get the license, and re-release the old Spider-Man beat-em-up.

Come on Nintendo, pull a Majora's Mask quickie and knock a game out with these designs.

What a stupid idea.

Video game development is the real grinder.

It may not look as good as the other versions but it looks damn good for something I can carry around with me.

@Ernest_The_Crab Whatever bro. It isn't made by Nintendo and it's gimped. Not what I asked for.

@Ernest_The_Crab Why do I care about that fact?

This didn't answer my prayer. I wanted an official Controller just with a D-Pad. Not a gimped third party thing.

@BensonUii This. SOLD!

Not offended by it, just not originally a video game character. Simon Belmont would be a much better idea though.

I don't know anything about Video System games.

To be honest I never noticed. The only thing that bothers me is a hardware issue because the shoulder buttons aren't analog so the pinball feels wrong but that isn't Zen's fault.

Dialed back exploration elements is a real disappointment. The other games, save for some later stage bosses, were too easy and the exploration kept it interesting.

Also, only 30fps? The demo felt sluggish and awful. I was hoping the full release would have a bump.

Not buying.

I remember being continuously mocked for this sentiment a year ago...