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@PinderSchloss Lol what? If he was being used, then he surely wouldn't have signed up becoming an Ambassador in the first place

Anyways i've been saying this throughout. Nintendo can just re-use his voices that have like 5 million clips archived and it would not make any difference and the new Mario Party game is just proving that point. That said I am happy for him. I cried when the news was revealed that he would not be voicing the characters in the games anymore but Kevin isn't too bad with the voice and his voice is only going to improve.

My only concern is how would Kevin be on this as he seems a lot more quiet than Charles.

I would LOVE to see Treasure of Usas, Metal Gear, and many other classics from MSX!

The character designs are drastically changed for the worse...

Nell's mole for instance is on the right instead of left. Max's mark is also gone

Pre-orders coming top doesn't always mean the game will sell well when it's released.

I wouldn't choose Super Metroid to a newcomer in all honesty as the world is huge and you'll easily feel lost unless you know what you're doing.

Zero Mission is the best start point with its decent difficulty. If you like the structure, then go with Fusion as the level structure is not very large.

Finally..if you want challenge, then play Metroid 2 and then Super Metroid

Hmm...there are sections that have darker textures and look less vibrant compared to the oroginal

@victordamazio Have you even played the demo that comes with the kickstarter page?

I funded this game. Its downright fun!

If only I could visit Japan..if only...

@EliteXeos Yes. And good thing that Unreal Engine 5 is compatible with Switch

@Ocaz No I meant that Konami licensed one of their IPs to Nintendo and this news I read from Nintendo Life

Didn't Konami outsource one IP to Nintendo?

...I forgot its name...

@Ghost_of_Hasashi Yeah this...I mean, its not like the Genesis Mini is scalper market either...

@dartmonkey with all due respect, my point is missed.

And yes I have seen the prices of ghost trick on ds and yes it's high as of now. That doesn't mean that it's ok to reveal the game on a platform when the site is suppose to be dedicated on Nintendo news solely. This isn't relevant to Nintendo other than no longer being exclusives which happened long before this headline.

And it's not even a good version of the game either as the original is still the best way to the game. That is all.

Look you're free to post what you want as long as it's relevant to what news you post which in this case is Nintendo which the headline must be missing games on eshop are back..not this.

@KateGray Except the problem is that the games are already available on other platforms so talking about them being removed on the IOS is practically moot.

The point of Nintendo related is to cover up games that is specifically on Nintendo consoles or if Nintendo based games are released on mobile. Why would a community based on Nintendo care about former Nintendo third party exclusives that are elsewhere knowing full well that they would rather get it on Nintendo consoles?

If you're going to cover this up, might as well cover up all non-Nintendo news especially on a site that is supposed to focus purely on Nintendo news.

Ok...and I as someone who reads Nintendo news should care about them being in IOS because?

And just because Nintendo release their phone games in IOS doesn't essentially mean that its ok to talk IOS news especially if those games originated from Nintendo consoles.

I still prefer the first one over the others. Lots of ideas still hold up to this day imo.

@Indielink

" The visual upgrades made to the game are above and beyond what you would expect from an under-the-radar remake of a 30-year-old Japanese title. The animation technology used to make characters move and speak is reminiscent of how TV show Archer does it — a lot is achieved with a little, and characters will tilt their heads, smile, and toss their hair with convincing personality. "

Where do you see anything on a positive note regarding visuals? Cause I can't figure out the point the reviewer was trying to make.

@everynowandben Yeah that works. Also I do get attention for my reviews...atleast in one site.

Imagine if this actually happened.... sigh

@everynowandben I do write reviews. I just find this one rather unpleasant. Is there an option to submit my reviews here at Nintendolife?

Anyways, doesn't really matter since Nintendolife still has better reviewers like Tom and Alex.

@Indielink I don't want to bother spoiling the puzzles for myself thank you very much. Even so, many points she brings up are not making any sense. Is it suppose to be bad that the game is having visuals similar to Archer or a good thing? Because most visual games are illustrated in that manner.

@Indielink No its not. Because in that case that's more on you not able to figure it out and not the fault of the puzzle itself. That isn't fair for the 8 rating if you can't figure out the puzzle.

I mean a game like La-Mulana knowing for having obtuse puzzles is rated an 8 here but is praised for its puzzles despite that and the con was wonky controls.

And no I'm not a fan of sarcasim especially if a review is to target people who are interested in products that they might like. This review leaves a lot that I can't honestly figure out if its a good thing or not.

@Indielink @everynowandben I read the review, she mentioned specific puzzles that spoil the puzzle. Sure, many reviewers do this but this is an adventure genre based game. Of course you're going to expect cryptic puzzles at some point so why should that factor in the score?

Games like Maniac Mansion, Grim Fandango are difficult because of cryptic puzzles. But they are adventure games and there is little you can do in them.

But ok, I can take that as a con. It still doesn't cover up the Phoenix wright argument as that can only be understood to those who played Pheonix Wright. What about those who can't?

And what does not getting a sequel have anything to do with being a con? Plenty of games don't get sequels and they don't get criticism for not getting a sequel.

And now they come with this conclusion?

Pretty sad. You think SEGA could like...make use of them but nope. Gotta let Atlus be Atlus.

@BabyYoda71 Part of a review is to explain the flaws of the game hence why the score factors in. If you don't explain the reasoning behind the scoring, then you're not telling the game's problems to those interested in the game which is not being honest.

I expected an honest review. Not sarcastic pros and cons.

@Maxz Read the full review and still don't get why its an 8. If its similar to Phoneix Wright, then being obtuse isn't a flaw. If the visuals are something like Archer..is that suppose to be bad?

Anyways, the reviewer is stating that its like Pheonix Wright..but doesn't say to those whether this game can be picked up if you haven't played Pheonix wright in the slightest.

Basically complaining about the core idea of adventure games and how frustrating it is to solve problems when that's literally how these adventure games are designed to begin with. Unless if she meant that they are cryptic..in which case..ok fair enough..but that's not mentioned even a bit.

@Thelastjedi2007 That still doesn't explain how it ends up being an 8. If it has those pros and yet if it ends up being obtuse...like what's the con in this?

@Doofenshmirtz I read the review..and it still doesn't give good reasons for an 8. reviewer is comparing Phoenix Wright to this which is a completely different game alltogether.

A must-buy for Ace Attorney fans
Just get both games! Do it! They're fun!

Just as frustratingly obtuse as the previous one

.....still no good reason why its an 8.

Are Nintendolife reviewers beginning to be IGN reviewers? Cause its not funny.

Can be frustrating to know what to do next
Now you have another game you love that'll never get another sequel

...these are cons because?

Cause getting stuck and learning what to do is considered normal for adventure games so how is that really a con here?

And not getting another sequel....seriously, how does that give it an 8/10?

But can it outpace the 3DS stability?

By encouraging fan made games, SEGA is losing Sonic as a property.

@mariomaster96 Doing that is a waste as GameFreak is not advancing technology wise.

@MagicEmperor I kinda expected it would be worst. I mean no offense as I too love the series till it started going downhill from Miracle mask onwards.

Even if this is getting released, I doubt if it'll get localized.

Damn..when is SMO going to outsell BOTW...YOU KNOW FULL WELL THAT YOU CAN'T MESS WITH THE SUPER MARIO!

@Digimon24 So you want people to trust you that Nvidia would risk losing their partnership with Nintendo by simply ending the chipset production for the base Switch which Nintendo is increasing production?

Get real.

@Digimon24 Source?

Manuals...how I wish they come back. The ones where Wario shows up are some of the funniest!

Wow. He's even more godly back then! Must have been a fan of Beatels!

Imagine if Intelligent Systems had that much staff...

Damn! The one who got these pics could make a fortune if he has more!

@Ryu_Niiyama Yeah this. Heck, Play-Asia still sells a ton of them!

Hopefully, this prints SEGA loads of money...I mean...its Pokemon and Pokemon prints easy money...right?

So basically..an Xbox elite knockoff but cheaper.

I think they are struggling to offer something new to the series that isn't yet known. I think Fire Emblem and Pokemon also struggle with this and that's why the games from those IPs are less.

This is what some say as the best looking Wii game.

But for real, if this got a Switch port, I'm stoked!

Nintendo has confirmed that they did not distribute a rom from the Super Mario Bros game.

Now THIS is something I can agree with Nintendolife here!

Phantom Hourglass is my favorite Zelda period!

@BulkSlash But how to play GBA games with that screen?

How do you feel Nintendo is doing with the whole video game preservation thing this generation? Is its Switch Online SNES and NES service enough?

Nintendo actually preserves their games FAR more often than Sony and Microsoft. Heck, the fact that they attempt to port their decade old games from every gen proves it.

The only problem is that unlike those two, Nintendo hasn't done anything to bring in the demand of their legacy content further.

René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo would be really proud of this...

Am I really missing the big picture? I mean...what games did SEGA actually make that are worth the whole of last year?!?