Sure is fun to read so many people not address the topic.
I'm most excited about MUSHA because it's been a hot minute since that's been available anywhere. Most exciting part of Genesis being including in NSO is the chance to get more great shooters. Gaiares please.
One has to wonder where an atmosphere of perpetual victimhood comes from. Certainly not from anyone posting a completely out of left field rant about PC culture in the comments section of the funny haha Monty Python game and everyone saying how daring and bold it is to say such shocking and true things while giving it a bunch of likes and support. Making sure to simultaneously lament how much likes and support the comment will of course never receive because the world is full of degenerates smh.
I don't know why the Nintendo Life comments section is so often a complete trash fire, but man it never ceases to amaze.
More to the point, I think the game looks like goofy fun and I like the use of classic art. Reminds me a bit of Aviary Attorney. I went and watched the eShop trailer and got a couple chuckles already so I think I'm going to have to give it a shot sometime. I'm a bit swamped with adventure games to play on Switch, though. It's not a bad problem to have, of course. I remember when the genre was declared dead not too terribly long ago (it never was). Just another on the long list of things declared dead pre-maturely.
This is probably one of the best reviews I've seen at capturing what the game is like and about. I suppose the question is do you want to play a game primarily about atmosphere and teenagers talking to each other, and if not, maybe this isn't the game for you. It was one of my favorite games of last year. I've bought it twice, once physically, and find myself still thinking about buying it on Switch again.
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Re: Poll: Which Sega Genesis / Mega Drive Games Should You Play First Via Nintendo Switch Online?
Sure is fun to read so many people not address the topic.
I'm most excited about MUSHA because it's been a hot minute since that's been available anywhere. Most exciting part of Genesis being including in NSO is the chance to get more great shooters. Gaiares please.
Re: Mini Review: The Procession To Calvary - An Absurdist Point-And-Click Quest That Will Split Your Sides
One has to wonder where an atmosphere of perpetual victimhood comes from. Certainly not from anyone posting a completely out of left field rant about PC culture in the comments section of the funny haha Monty Python game and everyone saying how daring and bold it is to say such shocking and true things while giving it a bunch of likes and support. Making sure to simultaneously lament how much likes and support the comment will of course never receive because the world is full of degenerates smh.
I don't know why the Nintendo Life comments section is so often a complete trash fire, but man it never ceases to amaze.
More to the point, I think the game looks like goofy fun and I like the use of classic art. Reminds me a bit of Aviary Attorney. I went and watched the eShop trailer and got a couple chuckles already so I think I'm going to have to give it a shot sometime. I'm a bit swamped with adventure games to play on Switch, though. It's not a bad problem to have, of course. I remember when the genre was declared dead not too terribly long ago (it never was). Just another on the long list of things declared dead pre-maturely.
Re: Review: Oxenfree (Switch eShop)
This is probably one of the best reviews I've seen at capturing what the game is like and about.
I suppose the question is do you want to play a game primarily about atmosphere and teenagers talking to each other, and if not, maybe this isn't the game for you.
It was one of my favorite games of last year. I've bought it twice, once physically, and find myself still thinking about buying it on Switch again.
Re: Review: Alien Crush Returns (WiiWare)
Not a fan of the music, but the game is fun. I'm depressed there wasn't something more like the original game.