This is one of the most well-written games I have ever played in its themes of war, and how there are always multiple sides to each one with completely different perspectives. I’m also really attached to the actual physical copy of the game that I have because I bought it in person directly from the NY Nintendo store.
I really only play those big epic RPGs, to be honest. However, I got hooked on speedrunning Super Mario Odyssey, and found out that not only are there other %s besides any%, but that some are better for my tastes. I like festival% quite a bit. Nevertheless, this was all just a lead up to say Sand Kingdom in Super Mario Odyssey is my most replayed stage in gaming, as I played through it on those Switch kiosks at stores multiple times as an addition to the runs themselves.
I wasn’t too interested at first, but once I saw a bunch of people online and a few of my friends enjoying, I decided to take the plunge and download it onto my Switch. It’s been surprisingly fun. I haven’t payed a dime, and yet I’ve been winning a good number of games anywhere between 3rd place and MVP on my team (Talonflame rules!!!). My only frustration is Zeraora. Like…dude. He’s crazy. My play style doesn’t line up with it, but for the people who do…gosh, they’re hard to kill.
@Lone_Beagle They said that they wanted to put something Zelda related out every year since Breath of the Wild, and so far they've been successful. Maybe after Botw2 comes out that will be the next place that they turn to?
My favorite game out of these is the Windwaker, but I believe that Skyward Sword was improved the most. They fixed all of the problems that people had with the game (Fi being way too talkative, motion controls, repeated item dialogue, etc.) and made the game have the best specs of any Zelda to date. I think that, by modern standards, that $60 price tag is just barely warranted, yet warranted all the same.
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This is one of the most well-written games I have ever played in its themes of war, and how there are always multiple sides to each one with completely different perspectives. I’m also really attached to the actual physical copy of the game that I have because I bought it in person directly from the NY Nintendo store.
Re: Talking Point: Which Game Stage Have You Replayed More Than Any Other?
I really only play those big epic RPGs, to be honest. However, I got hooked on speedrunning Super Mario Odyssey, and found out that not only are there other %s besides any%, but that some are better for my tastes. I like festival% quite a bit. Nevertheless, this was all just a lead up to say Sand Kingdom in Super Mario Odyssey is my most replayed stage in gaming, as I played through it on those Switch kiosks at stores multiple times as an addition to the runs themselves.
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Really cool! It’s clear that a lot of thought and effort was put into these.
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I wasn’t too interested at first, but once I saw a bunch of people online and a few of my friends enjoying, I decided to take the plunge and download it onto my Switch. It’s been surprisingly fun. I haven’t payed a dime, and yet I’ve been winning a good number of games anywhere between 3rd place and MVP on my team (Talonflame rules!!!). My only frustration is Zeraora. Like…dude. He’s crazy. My play style doesn’t line up with it, but for the people who do…gosh, they’re hard to kill.
Re: Talking Point: Every Pre-BOTW 3D Zelda Now Has A Remake, But Which Is Best?
@Lone_Beagle They said that they wanted to put something Zelda related out every year since Breath of the Wild, and so far they've been successful. Maybe after Botw2 comes out that will be the next place that they turn to?
Re: Talking Point: Every Pre-BOTW 3D Zelda Now Has A Remake, But Which Is Best?
My favorite game out of these is the Windwaker, but I believe that Skyward Sword was improved the most. They fixed all of the problems that people had with the game (Fi being way too talkative, motion controls, repeated item dialogue, etc.) and made the game have the best specs of any Zelda to date. I think that, by modern standards, that $60 price tag is just barely warranted, yet warranted all the same.
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It doesn’t matter too much to me right now, what with the preorders being so far out…