I'd love to read his thoughts on the narrative; I really hopes he gives the game due credit there. I think the narrative is positively genius, primarily in the subtlety of its details and how very little of it is communicated through cutscenes, but it's not purposely obfuscated either.
Well... I should say the apparent backstory, not so much the narrative of the game itself.
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Re: Interview: Daniel Johnson Discusses His Critical Analysis of Wario Land 4
I'd love to read his thoughts on the narrative; I really hopes he gives the game due credit there. I think the narrative is positively genius, primarily in the subtlety of its details and how very little of it is communicated through cutscenes, but it's not purposely obfuscated either.
Well... I should say the apparent backstory, not so much the narrative of the game itself.