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Re: Poll: What's The Best Xenoblade Game? Rate Your Favourite For Our Upcoming Ranking

TCKuma

1: 10/10 Amazing and I love it
X: I haven't played yet
2: 7/10 took me a really long time to actually finish it and there are some questionable design choices
Torna: 9/10 Incredible, vertical slice of Xenoblade 2 that irons out some of the problems I had with that game
3: 10/10 the game that got me back into the series. Mature story that really took me by surprise and a world I couldn't wait to keep getting lost in
Future Redeemed: 10/10 banger ending πŸ”₯😎

Re: 'Azure Striker Gunvolt Trilogy Enhanced' Announced For Switch

TCKuma

@RextheSheep The problem is they aren't actually all that limited. They open the preorder window to allow as many people as possible to preorder them, and once the window is closed you can't order it anymore. But that still means that tons of people can get their hands on the games. I'm more referring to the fact that the LRG editions were all on seperate carts, priced at damn near full price, and include NONE of the DLC. Selling them would really not be worth it. I'll still probably get this all in one release at some point, but this is now the 2nd time this has happened with them (first time being Blaster Master Trilogy).

Re: Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP Teases "Nightmare Mode" Update For Switch

TCKuma

@darkswabber Yeah the original is fine. It's a fun quirky little game. The remaster is literally worse in every way. Smooths out some of the more unique aspects visually, has lost a ton of the licensed music, and to cap it all off the Switch version is a mess. And not involving Suda or Gunn was a weird, gross misstep. They essentially took his game, and crapped all over it.

Re: Review: Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge Of The Seven (Switch) - A Remake That's Equally Intriguing & Underwhelming

TCKuma

This review gets a ton of things wrong. 😡 The characters that you play as do lack personality, but that's because of the more open ended structure. The real main character in this game is the kingdom of Avalon in Varennes, and of course the titular Seven Heroes. You get to learn a lot about the Seven throughout the game and what makes them such a threat.

Re: Round Up: The Reviews Are In For The Plucky Squire

TCKuma

I think it's a little shady to release a game across all platforms but only give reviewers access to one version of it. If it's a product that someone can buy right now (and you can) there should at least be gameplay available to view for that platform, or a review someone can refer to, to make an informed decision. This same thing happened with Another Crab's Treasure.