OptometristLime

Not enough paragraphs for me to read AND feel informed enough about the author's conceptions. Hm.

@unrandomsam I'm going to be picky and say that a possibly flawed observation on Krysta's part doesn't really equate to her being soulless. Or ginger.

But then I'm a big fan of this show,
_{and that screengrab is heart-warming}

Well this looks kind of like Grimrock, which I own but have yet to play.
So, yeah... guess I will stick with that for now.

BUH -BA- BAAAAAA

^ What you will miss if your sound isn't all the way up.

Just have fun with it guys, for me it's nice to see a classic get this kind of attention.

No point in getting all sore over it, as if Nintendo Life can't publish whatever they want.

Tapping Y repeatedly... that would seem to summarize this game, dunno if that's a bad thing but seems meme worthy to me.

Ganondorf looks like a constipated football player, sorry to say.

That screenshot looks pretty tight in 3D, just saying.

I feel that character design can sometimes take a backseat to game play.
Ergo a fun world is one you want to live in and hang out with the game's heroes.

Although the Sonic series says nuuuuuuuuuuu

@unrandomsam you could join from the sidelines, for a team of three!

I hear the localization team is expanding, with an armchair analyst wing.

Going to buy everything pictured.

Well... darn, am I the only one supporting this?

Looks cool and they have a lot of momentum in these final minutes.

Episodes are stupid, actually, I just checked.

There will probably be some kind of discount rate for the whole package, which would be much preferable to a slow drip of content at the going rate.

I realize this is beating a dead horse, but what an obvious blunder to make having a dude talk while obscuring the actual content!!?

Seriously this is a reputable site but the video content is not there yet.

@Damo

That trailer has a bottom in it, as well as some bad words. Be warned!

Sarcasm? The screen grab at the top of the article also has a bottom, and no where in the body of the article is a warning served about the cuss words. I will assume this oversight is due to e3 euphoria...

Good comments. xD

It's actually rather striking oriented that way.

Think some of the posters are missing the boat on the whole "art style" thing honestly, from what I can tell a lot of the flourish that I would associate with the Wind Waker is coming through in the animations. Just looking at stills or even the scenery I would agree, but this seems to be an attractive game in motion.

@Gen0neD
Haha! If this message was placed at the head of many a comments section, it might prepare me for what's to come.

"Wow! Look at all this total crap!" Awesome. I'm assuming you guys either meant for that or that is unfortunately well placed.

They're getting to be good at this!

@CaviarMeths you're the one who seems to be in a "bubble" of reality, there is nothing to support your claim of good sales numbers for this entry. Retailers slashed the price in reaction to flogging sales, and I'm certain they didn't order copies to replace the sold ones.

Heres a quotation I found hilarious (in reference to Sakomoto's involvement):

Responding to criticism that was raised on the game's story, Yosuke Hayashi explained in a September 2011 interview with G4 TV that it was "definitely the product of Mr. Sakamoto at Nintendo. We definitely worked with them on the project, but that was all him."

There are only two guns in this game... wat?

"... and now we turn our attention to the redheaded stepchild; there seems to be a faint pulse here, still."

@MAB
Way to cherry pick those titles which don't garner strong reviews.
And ignore the rest of the (excellent) 3DS library

That's irresponsible, even for a troll!

Someone is bitter.

@wrackune

Fair enough, I've edited my comment slightly. ^.^
...Just wanted to add, the $20 tier looks pretty good so I'll definitely think about contributing.

@wrackune don't mind those guys... just a cult of personality if you ask me!

Hex Heroes looks to be one of the more stalwart offerings, comparatively.

While this is clearly a victory for mankind, I still would prefer the TV.

@ThomasBW84

Oh I quite enjoyed the review portion, my comment wasn't meant to undermine your reviewing style. Final scores are too arbitrary though and invite comparison with other, dissimilar games.

The Super Dodge Ball: Advance game was pretty darn cool, beating elite teams and unlocking their players, or choosing an underrated squad for their unique throws. Sounds like I would get some mileage from the NES version as well.

Overwhelmingly positive review, ends in a 6 / 10.

Could just be me, though. xD

Nothing like a Tales game to divide opinion...

@wombatkidd
@JohnRedcorn - I agree

This has certainly become twisted, into another occasion to admonish fanboys and tell them how stupid they are to care about their hobby.

I don't think April Fools gives anyone license to say or do illicit things under the guise of humor. Had these tweets actually been endorsed by EA I still would have thought them strange, but instead they amount to sabotage of EA's reputation by some twit of an employee lol

So the dissonant sound was not only ear straining, but a portent of this game's ill fate. Glad for the warning!

Advance Wars (or Advanced Wars, colloquially ) is insanely good.

But that Metroid Fusion trailer... all my terror.

Looks guacamole gross if you ask me.

@Action51 Nice!

Let's hope Nintendo hires you @bouncer0304

I really think a cell phone app would improve the game's immersion (even more) if done correctly.

I've always felt the potential for this, as a way to keep tabs on your town.

Buying furniture with a few taps of your cell phone would be neat-o.

Heck of a motivational speaker, this guy, Japan is lucky to have him.

This is like... Nintendo gives a third-party license to its Mario universe, and they some how replace overalls with Master Chief's armor.

It really doesn't make any sense for the character, and the development team is just spinning its wheels until the artists rein in their "creativity".

@maceng

Agree, I think the point should be how far the animations have come along. Truthfully it's not so great as a video reveal, but it's an OK tech-demo.

Not really sure about that voice changer effect.

It's more I kidnapped your son than manly announcer voice.
At least to me.

@Koffeeking0407 isn't the only one who just watched a trailer with all the bouncy boob ladies, right?

All the mature people who surely garner no pleasure from the fan service. Your position is equally hypocritical, does it make you uncomfortable that someone would choose not to buy this game?

That art is, just. So. Rad!

That first paragraph belongs on the back of every Other M box.

In this game: Samus is slowly melted by her overbearing CO...

Thanks to Scary_Old_Lady for the tip.

LoL! She's a gem.

Pure genius.

Wow, @NintendoRocket is out of his mind.

I do understand what you're saying @Squiggle55, but I feel like it's a contrived argument. Why should anyone care what somebody does with their own money - it's simply no one's business IMO. The app creator wants to walk away from a personal catastrophe, there is too much bad will generated by the whole situation. To try and channel that for good, I just think it's too late... Humble Bundle and other gaming initiatives do a great job of contributing, there's no need to ride the coat tails of the now infamous project.

@Squiggle55 eh? There is enough money in this world, not all of it needs to go to charity. Not sure I understand your point though.

But it's his money, and I do bristle at the charity suggestion — as if it's your money or the Internet's or something?

So... the first season is actually just a remake of Moon? I thought the episodic structure began with Moon, and then proceeded immediately into new territory.

Looks like I might have to eat crow for some of my earlier comments, because that price model / wait for content is starting to sound flimsy.

@unrandomsam I appreciate what you're saying but throwing the developer under the bus just won't change the way Nintendo Life handles its coverage. The fact is Jools Watsham is a prolific developer for the 3DS; you can expect his games to appear, especially when they fill gaps in the 3DS line up. While your concerns about the quality of his offerings are valid, there is no reason to doubt his sincerity of purpose in bringing these games to Nintendo systems.