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I got as far as the level 1 boss then I stopped playing due to the horrible controls. It’s the only game that I can recall where I actually stopped playing due to poor controls. I still have no idea if this game gets boring or exciting, or if it’s considered easy or hard.

I dunno, maybe I should have given it more time but I just remember instantly hating the controls from the get go.

Soooooooooooo…

As long as it doesn’t have garbage controls like the WiiU version, then I’m good.

Man, I hope the OoT remake isn’t just an April Fools joke. Puhlease be real!

@RicebinBernacky I was going to post the exact same thing.

I just finished this game on master difficulty on PS5 and it was brutal. On normal difficulty it was still a challenge. Not an overly difficult game on normal, but definitely not an easy game at all. It might look easy because it looks like a Pixar movie but after a few boss fights you realize this ain’t a cake walk

I’ve been waiting decades for Wart to make a comeback in a new Mario game. This is a step in the right direction.

Specifically on my Switch2:

1-Silksong
2-Metroid Prime 4
3-DK Bananza (still playing)

The voice acting is fine. It was a little annoying to keep hearing him recap what I should be doing but it wasn’t as bad as other games (like Fi from Skyward Sword for example).

Honestly Myles was the least of my issues with this game. I’m not saying the game is bad but the issues I found with it weren’t related to overbearing NPCs.

If it goes on sale (or if I find a used copy) then sure.

I haven’t played it yet so I can’t comment on the difficulty. However I did play Hollow Knight. I thought the difficulty for HK was just right at first. Tough bosses but after numerous play-throughs I was able to overcome all obstacles…until Team Cherry added all that extra content. Finishing the base game felt just right. However some of the bosses that were added afterwards were just too brutal for me.

I’m still about halfway through Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. After that, likely Death’s Gambit…although I also want to get Silksong but I’m still debating getting it for my Switch or wait until I eventually get a Switch2.

I personally would love to see MM as a celshaded FPS game. After playing Metroid Prime, I could totally see this for MM.

I found the buttons and analogue on the joycon just too small for me so the pro controller was a welcomed purchase. Not to mention the drift got out of hand with those too.

I’ll wait to see how they new joycons feel in my hands first before I decide to get a pro controller.

No thanks. Not worth putting $$ imo.

Hey Koko, where’s my new Castlevania? WHERE IS IT?!?!?!!!

I’d like to see the Prince of Persia Sands of Time trilogy added.

Ok. I don’t know if it’s the fact I saw this on my mobile phone or if it’s because my eyesight is poor but they both look identical to me.

Hey, I want to see this game released as bad as the next gamer but can we please stop making articles based off pure speculation at this point?

Combination of these:

Switch: Prince of Persia The Lost Crown DLC
PS5: Black Myth Wukong
iPhone: Severed

I don’t care so much where the game takes place. I just want them to bring back coop again (whether it’s Goo-uigi or some other form).

Are game trailers meant to give you motion sickness? Cuz maaaaaaan, this one did!

I’m currently playing the Blasphemous 2 DLC Mea Culpa.

I would prefer for them to celebrate the anniversary by patching this game. Constant glitches where I’ve lost countless hours of progression, it’s just not worth it anymore.

Super Castlevania 4 please!

Geez this looks a lot like Bo Path of the Teal Lotus (which I enjoyed). Glad to hear it’s quite different gameplay-wise. Might pick this up down the road.

YUSSSSS!!! This just made my day!

Out of curiosity, are the new save states & rewind features also available when playing the OG Haunted Castle? If so, does it make the game more…umm…palatable?

I’ve been on a Metroidvania marathon lately. I’m currently playing Dandara for the first time.

I’m really digging it, but maaaaaaan it took a while for me to get the hang of the controls. Not used to playing a game that I can’t run or jump lol. Worth it though!

Oooooooooh this is exciting indeed! I loved both games. Hoping it’s DLC for the sequel since the first one had a few added which were all awesome and significantly improved the original game (IMO).

I’ve only played the third one so it looks like I’m playing these backwards lol.

Can you play this game as couch coop like the third one? I thinking maybe not since “Goo-igi” only appears in the third game…

My kids got a kick out of playing together through the game together on the same Switch.

@Polvasti its just a shame that a body of work gets overshadowed by this. No matter where you stand on the matter.

Why are we talking about SBI more than the game itself?

Looks good. I’m getting PoP Lost Crown vibes from this.

Tried the demo and I thought it was really beautiful but unfortunately quite boring. There’s zero combat in the demo (but I kinda assumed that from the trailer). It looks open world but I don’t think it is from what I played. You just float around collecting things like emeralds and pages from a journal. Demo does not explain anything, you just walk and float around with peaceful music and beautiful visuals. I didn’t know where to go or why (maybe that’ll be explained in the full game?). More of a very light platformer but I wasn’t a fan of the controls. There’s a delay in your jumps…which is fine I guess when you’re not in the middle of a difficult platforming section.

All in all, not for me but I’m glad there was a demo available.

“Don’t you dare say it!”

Meanwhile: “OMG Silksong update # 17 - Game has been rated in Yemen! ANY DAY NOW!!!”

Still playing The Messenger. So good!

@Varkster that’s exactly what I was thinking too.

I’m in the very very early stages of The Messenger. Haven’t had a chance to sink my teeth into it too much yet but so far I’m really liking it!

The last Metroidvania I played was Iconoclasts and I have to admit I did not enjoy it very much.

The boss battles were well done but the gameplay otherwise was boring imo. The story itself was well done but most of it was conveyed through dialogue…lots and lots of dialogue (minimal cutscenes).

Add to the fact that you don’t have many upgrades and the tweaks were treated as an afterthought (which unfortunately are also the only things you are tasked to find through exploring)

@Jalex_64 thank you! Yeah I should have known that

@Ryu_Niiyama ah yes. I should have figured that out thank you. Loooong day lol

Since BotW came first, I feel that that game had a bigger impact on me. However TotK addressed almost every issue I had with BotW.

Mind you since I personally didn’t care for building stuff, I guess BotW wins for me by a very very small margin.

@Ryu_Niiyama I feel I should this but my brain is fried from a long day…what’s AoC?

Looks pretty good! How was the first game? I didn’t see a review on NL. Is this a Metroidvania type game?

@canaryfarmer wait…really? I downloaded the demo yesterday and it flat out wouldn’t let me play it unless I signed up.

Ugh I wish you didn’t have to sign up for an Ubisoft account just to play the demo. And you can’t skip it.

I played both Twin Snakes and the original MGS on PS1 and I enjoyed both. Mind you, I didn’t play them back to back (& to be honest this was a long time ago).

I don’t know why I’m seeing comments that the original was vastly better. Could someone shed some light as to why the original was so much better than the twin snakes remake?

This looks really promising! Never heard of this game before. I’ve got a bunch of questions though about how to play a game like this…like for example how do you aim? Do you have to time your button press with the bike’s rotation? If I don’t land correctly is that instant death?

Now that I’m done with TotK and Blasphemous 2, I’ve decided to work on my backlog. So far my time is on Spider-Man Miles Morales.

Well I’ve started Blasphemous 2 this weekend. So far I’m really digging it. I loved the first one so I guess it isn’t much of a surprise that I’m liking the second game.