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Re: After Years Of Delays, Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road Finally Has A 'Final' Trailer

Rentaro

@Shiryu I've always played ED in Solo mode, where I was just trading and exploring in the solar system without any interaction with other human players. That worked great for me, and the cool thing is that you'd still get to influence (a bit) the shared world with the online players a well.

Regarding Squadron 42, that's really the only reason I backed Star Citizen in 2013. I just wanted another single player Wing Commander game at that point (the DOS games were a ton of fun to me back then), but I guess making one takes more than 13 years with a very greedy and inapt Roberts at the helm. Many folk call the project Scam Citizen for a reason at this point.

Looking forward to Victory Road!

Re: After Years Of Delays, Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road Finally Has A 'Final' Trailer

Rentaro

@Shiryu Oh dear. I can't believe I actually spent $60 on Star Citizen in 2013, during its original Kickstarter. Currently that 'game' has already guzzled about 1 billion dollars in funding and it seems it's still nowhere near completion (to put it mildly). I think I might actually not even survive its release at this point. Thankfully Elite: Dangerous did it right instead imho, and I'm still absolutely still in love with that one.

But I seriously digress. I really like the look and fun feel of Victory Road, even though I am not a real-life footy fan as well. And I can actually play it during my lifetime. Please be good, game, and I'll definitely pick you up!

Re: Review: EA SPORTS FC 26 (Switch 2) - A Fantastic Football Game, Once You're Used To The Frame Rate

Rentaro

@sixrings I understand the frustration - but the game is what it is at this moment, unfortunately. I would also have assumed it to be able to reach that sweet spot of 60fps, seeing there are many quality S2 offerings that do this. Perhaps it is a lacklustre effort indeed.

However there should never be a need to call out other people's purchase decisions, is what I'm saying (which is what happened here). If one doesn't like the current offering, just don't purchase it, but don't blame others for enjoying a version they like playing anyways.

Re: Review: Story Of Seasons: Grand Bazaar - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition - The Series' Best Remake Yet

Rentaro

@rawzeku that's going to be a hard one to answer I think. I love farming games (for example Mineral Town, Rune Factory 4 Special and more recently Guardians of Azuma) and have been hooked with them, but I'm just totally glued to Fantasy Life at the moment. There's just so many different things to do and enjoy (about 15 jobs / lives including Farming to try out and 'work' on).

If you are looking forward to put loads of time in a relaxed game, Fantasy Life might just be it for you. I have not yet played Grand Bazaar but it's definitely on my radar. At this time I'm enjoying a probably more varied experience in FL. Make sure to check some detailed reviews and experiences on YouTube and pick the right one - good luck.

Re: Review: Roadwarden (Switch) - A Fascinating And Quite Special Text-Based RPG

Rentaro

@Pillowpants 'unfortunately' (but very fortunately) yes, I'm like 50+ of age. I loved and still love them, also when they somewhat later added simple graphics and music on Commodore 64 and Amiga and such.

If you are fond of classic adventures as well, may I recommend you check the free-to-see "GET LAMP" documentary in YouTube? I think you might love it.

Re: Review: Roadwarden (Switch) - A Fascinating And Quite Special Text-Based RPG

Rentaro

@Doctor-Moo yeah, it really is a bit of a concern for me as well, playing this on the Switch. With a UI/UX like this, having a relatively big screen and good trackpad or a mouse seems best.

I'd love to have this on my Switch as well though. I'll probably end up getting it just because I love it and I'd enjoy it again on the go.

Thanks for that review NL!