@shani Yes, Conker's Bad Fur Day parodied The Matrix including it's 'bullet time' at some point where you had to break into the bank wearing those typical black coats.
He's very kind and did the exact same thing in Mario World style, making about 9 worlds with many bobusses and surprises. Even drawing his own world map for them!
@Tsurii Ah yes, that would make sense! And I forgot that Wizards used to print them, as I haven't got Pokémon cards for at least over 10 years. I gave them away to neighbouring kids. But I just know original first sets have some value on eBay. So, this reprint would be unlikely to decrease that value as something as simple as a year mark makes them totally different in the collector world, just like the first print of a book.
I'd prefer Rayman above everyone, but hey, Bayonetta is a pretty cool addition with her focus on strategic combo's. Cloud is okay, his Limit gauge definitely gives a twist to the 'another swordfighter' trend we feared. About Corrin, hmm, I honestly don't know what to think. For now he's just another swordguy (or gal) with different ranged attacks.
I guess it's a fine ending to a DLC era, but it didn't end in the blast I expected.
Let's see. I've spent around 120 hours in Pokémon Shuffle and put in about 10 Euro's total, and those were used solely on Coins (items) and never Hearts (play time) so I can't say that money made me play it more or less. The game feels very generous towards players, and I like starting it up right before or after playing a 'normal' game.
Rumble World is something else if you ask me. I played it for about 110 hours in the same manner as Shuffle. But did you know that Rumble World has a strict all-time limit for amount money you can spend? It's more a DLC type game where anyone can choose how much of the game they want to pay for, or let patience be rewarded. Either way, about €30 is the max if I remember correctly, then you can buy all balloons and even get a VIP treatment including a Diamond Digger that digs up 40 Poké Diamonds a day to keep you going. That's what I did, so I spent aboyt €30 on this one never te pay for it again!
For Badge Arcade, well, I used up about €20 on it already to complete all the Mario sets, themed my Home menu like a pro, and will now play for free forever on a daily basis, as I'm not looking for more badges and don't really like tge gambling aspect this title has. Also, out of all 3 f2p games this one's the least generous, with few free plays even through the Practice Catcher giving little motivation. If you want all the different badges that will ever be released, I'm sure you'd need to pull money worth 10 full games or wait 15 years, if the app isn't offline by then..
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Re: Random: This 'Bullet Time' Super Mario Maker Level Uses an Awesome Slow Motion Glitch
@shani Yes, Conker's Bad Fur Day parodied The Matrix including it's 'bullet time' at some point where you had to break into the bank wearing those typical black coats.
Re: Random: Eager Super Mario Maker Creator Shares Mario's Lost World, a 38 Stage Extravaganza
I'd like to recommend the worlds by Sean W: https://miiverse.nintendo.net/users/sean_w_120
He's very kind and did the exact same thing in Mario World style, making about 9 worlds with many bobusses and surprises. Even drawing his own world map for them!
Re: Feature: The Biggest Wii U Games of 2016
Pokken Tournament for me. I played it in Japan last year and was definitely surprised by it's visuals and control schemes.
Re: First Edition Pokémon Trading Cards Are Getting A Reprint For The 20th Birthday Of The Franchise
@Tsurii Ah yes, that would make sense! And I forgot that Wizards used to print them, as I haven't got Pokémon cards for at least over 10 years. I gave them away to neighbouring kids. But I just know original first sets have some value on eBay. So, this reprint would be unlikely to decrease that value as something as simple as a year mark makes them totally different in the collector world, just like the first print of a book.
Re: First Edition Pokémon Trading Cards Are Getting A Reprint For The 20th Birthday Of The Franchise
Nice and all, but isn't this seriously impacting the value of the original print? Or would there be a clear way of distinguishing the reprint?
Re: Review: Minecraft: Wii U Edition (Wii U eShop)
To me it's simple, no Gamepad inventory = no buy.
I've already played this on PC and Xbox but gamepad inventory would've made this the best version yet!
Re: Poll: Did The Final Video Presentation for Super Smash Bros. Provide a Memorable Ending?
I'd prefer Rayman above everyone, but hey, Bayonetta is a pretty cool addition with her focus on strategic combo's. Cloud is okay, his Limit gauge definitely gives a twist to the 'another swordfighter' trend we feared. About Corrin, hmm, I honestly don't know what to think. For now he's just another swordguy (or gal) with different ranged attacks.
I guess it's a fine ending to a DLC era, but it didn't end in the blast I expected.
Re: Video: Check Out the Super Mario Bros. 3 Port That Never Was
@SetupDisk Because it was made in the USA, instead of Japan?
Re: Feature: Time to Vote for Your Nintendo Life Game of the Year Awards 2015
Super Mario Maker made my year for me, and this game will continue to thrive my house in 2016!
Re: Poll: Nintendo's Free-to-Play Experiments - Are You Still Playing?
Let's see. I've spent around 120 hours in Pokémon Shuffle and put in about 10 Euro's total, and those were used solely on Coins (items) and never Hearts (play time) so I can't say that money made me play it more or less. The game feels very generous towards players, and I like starting it up right before or after playing a 'normal' game.
Rumble World is something else if you ask me. I played it for about 110 hours in the same manner as Shuffle. But did you know that Rumble World has a strict all-time limit for amount money you can spend? It's more a DLC type game where anyone can choose how much of the game they want to pay for, or let patience be rewarded. Either way, about €30 is the max if I remember correctly, then you can buy all balloons and even get a VIP treatment including a Diamond Digger that digs up 40 Poké Diamonds a day to keep you going. That's what I did, so I spent aboyt €30 on this one never te pay for it again!
For Badge Arcade, well, I used up about €20 on it already to complete all the Mario sets, themed my Home menu like a pro, and will now play for free forever on a daily basis, as I'm not looking for more badges and don't really like tge gambling aspect this title has. Also, out of all 3 f2p games this one's the least generous, with few free plays even through the Practice Catcher giving little motivation. If you want all the different badges that will ever be released, I'm sure you'd need to pull money worth 10 full games or wait 15 years, if the app isn't offline by then..