SeveredLegs

Mega Man should look oldschool, it's the winning formula. Inti Creates (Mega Man 9/10) kept it simple, but they also did a great job with visuals in the Blaster Master Zero series, where the graphics look like HD-2D. The goal should be for the core presentation to feel like 8-bit, but with more parallax scrolling, slightly more colors, etc. Turning Mega Man into a Mega Man X game would not be ideal.

Late to the party on this, but I had an absolutely AMAZING time with this game. In many ways it's better than the original. Maybe pretty much all ways? Brilliant work and absolutely worth a try!

Vendetta (Crime Fighters 2) is the version y'all want....this one is only fun for a few minutes and then....ehhhhhh. Hit detection is GARBAGE. But the game is funny, at least.

Nintendo is getting dumber. Look at that Direct...look at how much effort they put into stuff no one cares about! Impressive.

Her voice acting for Zelda was totally fine. I just think the character's source material was boring. Really the worst was Revalli. They wanted to make him this braggart-type but they ended up making him annoying. Felt like I was watching an 80's cartoon for kids. Noooo thanks....

Space Invaders '91 on the 16-bit SEGA Genesis is pretty much the only Space Invaders game you need.

People should just move on and play other games.

Hate to be a skeptic since I had so much fun watching the first one — way more than expected. But the addition of Tails is probably going to turn this into a more kiddy (or more annoying) experience. Probably both, honestly. It's going to be really tough balancing him in the story, I think. Jim Carrey was so good as Robotnik that I have hopes, though. If they can weave in Knuckles somehow, it might offset Tails's lameness?

Maybe I'm being too harsh here, I dunno.

This list is pretty damned reasonable. A bit more so than I expected it to be, which says ....reasonable things about your the audience here, ha. The only unforgivable reversal here is putting Street Fighter II Turbo ahead of Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers. Anyone who has played both would never objectively choose Turbo, as SSF2 is the upgraded version, with more refinements and options. Would take the SEGA Genesis version anyway, though.

Why would it take this long to release it there in the first place? Seems like an obvious huge missed opportunity.

I think it's a big disservice to the quality of 3D Land that it's behind Sunshine and World. 3D Land was VERY good, and 3D World just didn't captivate me the same way. And let's not pretend Odyssey is really the best. In 3 years, do you really think you're going to yearn for Odyssey over 64 or Galaxy? Nah. Galaxy is the best, and the argument for 64 is there. But Odyssey? No way, man. Appropriate ranking has got to be Galaxy and 64 in the top 3. I get that everyone has their preferences, but Galaxy 1 and Mario 64 are the ones you're gonna come back to. Maybe Sunshine in there as one you come back to because it's a good alternate take on 64.

@MaxiPareja Yeah the areas were pretty uninspired and boring. That forest and those annoying creatures...meh. And the desert area was boring. Game was too cartoony, I think.

@TheWingedAvenger Get a Wii U and mod it. Then you can have BOTW, WWHD, and TPHD all on one machine.

@quigtendo BOTW2 isn't coming until Holiday 2022, you just wait.

@MaxiPareja It'll still sell though. But I agree with your points. They'd really have to upgrade the visuals and figure out how to simplify the motion controls to make this thing work. I'm not sure people want to use the joycons for this game. Maybe holding button combinations mixed with tilting the controller can simulate WiiMotion Plus in some way? Even so, is that a direction that needs to even happen? If they do this, my guess is that they just simplify the enemy design and remove a lot of the motion required stuff.

Obviously this game will sell well and all, but it's the only main Zelda I haven't bothered to finish. I've been watching a walkthrough recently and I think a lot of the game falls flat. The humor is boring, the motion controls don't add enough to make it fun (I even preferred the simple motion controls on TwiPri), and generally I think the presentation/graphics fall short. The formula definitely needed the mix-up that was BOTW. Maybe I should try playing it again versus watching the walkthrough? I dunno.

@Heavyarms55 I didn't play the game and, like most people, I was pleasantly surprised on the original game that they put as much effort as they did into it, as far as free updates and new ideas. With all of the stuff they pumped into the sequel from the get-go, I see it as overall being a win, don't you? Yeah there's stuff they could have added, but this is a full-featured product.