StarryCiel

I'm actually very happy with the decrease in minigames. 50 was just way too much in the original Banana Blitz, and it meant that most of the minigames were too simple and lacked much staying power. Hopefully, this means the minigames will be more fleshed out this time.

Isabelle is definitely the best choice here. Although, I am left wondering why Undertale was even a choice when they aren't even Nintendo characters.

Also, Navi would be the most annoying tour guide.

Klonoa please!

Seeing minigames from Mario Party 8 just hit me in the nostalgia feels!

Kaze has made dozens of SM64 ROM hacks, and none of them have been removed, so I'm too worried.

As for this, SM64 Online blew me away! Part of me thinks Kaze overdid it seeing as the game contains the entire SM3DW roster and then some!

I have this game on Steam, and despite its looks, it actually controls really well. But I don't think I'd pay $30 for harder boss fights and more costumes.

This video was the funniest thing I've seen all week, especially "Draw yourself in the comments" and "I wish hedgehogs were real".

But as a Yoshi fan, my personal favorite was: "To add realism, Yoshi needs to go. I don't even know what he is, I can't relate to him at all."
This one had me in tears!

This looks awesome!

I love seeing these classic Superstar Saga moments recreated in 3D!

As a serious Kirby fan, this trailer made me squeal in excitement. It's literally combining Kirby 64 and Kirby Super Star! You could not get any better than this!

I'd say my favorites are:
1. Mount Wario (It's an extremely dynamic track with so many awesome sections. There isn't a part of the track that feels dull, from start to finish.)
2. N64 Rainbow Road (My favorite out of the three Rainbow Roads because of its great atmosphere, big jump at the beginning, and tricky section near the end.)
3. Shy Guy Falls (Such an underrated track! It's actually so well-made, and the waterfall sections are just so fun!)
4. Sunshine Airport (The multiple paths, loads of ramps, and great gliding section just make this track so enjoyable!)

Let's hope that by the time the Switch version comes out, Yooka-Laylee will be more enjoyable. Even with the bad reviews, I still want to play it.

If this game is actually made, I probably wouldn't get it. However, if it comes out, I at least hope that the rumor about Yoshi having an important role turns out to be true.

HAL Laboratory has been on a roll recently with their Kirby games, with Return To Dream Land, Triple Deluxe, and Planet Robobot all being amazing (with me liking Triple Deluxe the best). If the game is a platformer, then I would like the multiplayer to be like Return To Dream Land's multiplayer, since I feel like that was done really well.

It's great that this last name is actually acknowledged by Nintendo, since it's really cool! I remember learning about it from a Brawl In The Family Comic where Ganondorf is referred to as Mr Dragmire.

It seems like the previews of ARMS just focuses on the characters and the arms, so I don't exactly know how much staying power. Either way, the core games still looks pretty fun.

I got Bye Bye BoxBoy, Team Kirby Clash, and the PuyoPuyo Tetris demo. They're all really fun, especially BoxBoy. Team Kirby Clash's free-to-play kinda seems out of place, but it's still an enjoyable game.

The box-art looks fake, since it shows a grey Nintendo Switch, but the art on the side of the box shows a colored Nintendo Switch. The second box that @SLIGEACH_EIRE showed off looks even more fake.

@JaxonH I totally agree with this person. Just because you have the Wii U game, doesn't mean that this version is bad, let alone having no value. I'm planning on getting it, especially with the Amazon sale, but if people feel like they want to stick with the Wii U version, it's okay.

I've actually played ports and remakes with much less additions than this game, and they don't get this kind of slack.

Already pre-ordered it. I did get the DLC on the Wii U version, but the Battle Mode, portability, and general improvements pretty much makes it a day 1 buy. The sale on Amazon makes things even better.

@gatorboi352 Super Bomberman R isn't a bad game, by any means. It just doesn't strive to be innovative in any way, and it's not really different than any other games in the series. However, it's not a bad game.

@Zeargo The Co-Op in Bomberman R is definitely not as good as the Battle Mode, and I can understand that you may not have heard of it, but it's still extremely fun. Frankly, I didn't enjoy the Co-Op of Blaster Master Zero very much. It's a nice addition, but it's not really anything special.

Also, Snipperclips is not entirely an indie game, since it was published by Nintendo.

@Zeargo Doesn't the main campaign support Co-Op?

Frankly, I'm a little surprised that Bomberman isn't on the list. Sure, Bomberman isn't too strong as a single-player offering, but as a multi-player game, I'd say it definitely deserves to be on the list.

Besides that, I mostly agree, especially for the Top 3.

I don't know. I feel like these reviews are a little too harsh. Especially Jim Sterlings's review, not as a surprise. Playtonic Games did say that this was going to be a tribute to the old N64 collectathons, so I don't understand why people would expect anything more. Now, I'm starting to get a little nervous about how critics will react about some other collectathons like A Hat In Time. It just doesn't seem like Yooka-Laylee isn't broken or badly made, by any means. It's just not innovative, and many games that aren't innovative get good reviews like the many first-person shooters out there, and the New Super Mario Bros series.

Probably the craziest part is that Nuts And Bolts got better reviews than this game.

PETA just wants attention, and they pretty much got it this time. What other animal care organization would want animal abuse to be show on the screen of a kid's video game?

Frankly, it seems like PETA will just redact their claim and say that it's a joke in about a week or so, just like with the Mario Kills Tanooki stunt.

Somehow, this reminds of Temple Of Time from LoZ: Twilight Princess. Maybe it's controlling that robot, or maybe it's the aesthetic.

I've seen this game before...

Like many other RCMADIAX games, this one had potential, maybe more than others! To be perfectly honest, I was more optimistic about this game. Eh, but if it's a bad game, then it's a bad game.

Was it just me, or did that picture look quite similar to the Banjo-Kazooie box art?

@StephenYap3 Agreed.

@StephenYap3 I definitely agree about the Ultra Smash thing.

But about Bowser being the bad guy? It just wouldn't make sense if it's this obvious, but Nintendo wants to keep it a secret.

To be perfectly honest, I'm starting to think that Bowser WON'T be the baddy this time.

Also, Nintendo basically corrected almost everything that went wrong with Sticker Star: EXP, Partner Cards, Looking For Thing Stickers, And Diverse Levels are big examples. What more does the Paper Mario fanbase want?

One more thing, Sticker Star wasn't THAT bad, and if this is an improvement over Sticker Star, then what are people going crazy about?

Pokemon, Metroid, and Paper Mario.

It would be great if this game is for the NX. If so, the NX would basically start off with a Legend of Zelda game AND a Mario game a bit later. That would be pretty amazing!

@WiltonRoots I agree! If it doesn't feel like someone wouldn't like this game, they don't have to say things like "Paper Mario is dead!" They're really overreacting!

@Einherjar If you don't like the game in general, then you don't have to like the game. I just think it's crazy how people bash on this game just because it's doesn't look as fun as TTYD, which I still think is an outstanding game. If the last few Paper Mario games were exactly like TTYD, then people would be complaining as well. I think a coat of fresh paint(absolutely no pun intended) might not be as bad as it seems.

I was actually a little worried about E3 this year, but this game just blew my mind! I wouldn't say that Nintendo won E3(I think that honor goes to Sony), but I think it did very well anyway.

Huh. I don't know how to respond to that...

What more do these Paper Mario fans want?!

First, the Nintendo Treehouse confirmed that there is EXP. When you defeat an enemy, a hammer-like collectible appears. When you collect it, it fills a little bar on the paint hammer that can upgrade the amount of paint you have AND your HP.

There are also partners created by using the Partner Cards. They may not be Vivian, or Bombette, or Goombella, but they are a step in the right direction.

Finally, it doesn't matter if there are only toads. As long as the dialogue and the game still has the same sense of humor and wackiness that the Paper Mario series(Or practically any Mario RPG) is known for, it's going to be fine.

This hating is getting ridiculous! I think this game is leaps and bounds ahead of Sticker Star. It may not be as good as the first three, but that doesn't mean it's not a Paper Mario game. Paper Mario is not going to "die."