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Re: Review: Watch Dogs (Wii U)

TooManyToasters

@wiiuprotacker14 My beef with Watch Dogs isn't how it looks... it's far too much like other Ubisoft titles being ported to the Wii U, on the count of them being too lazy to shell out the cash for something like a follow up to Rayman Legends...

Re: Puzzle & Dragons Z Has Shipped Over 1.5 Million Copies in Japan

TooManyToasters

That's good and all to see Puzzles & Dragons sell well, but I've also heard good things about Radiant Historia and Xenoblade, and now that they're both sitting on my shelf I can play them whenever I want, and being long RPG's it's still likely I won't finish them anytime soon. I feel the same will apply to here if I buy P&D. :/

Re: Review: Myst (3DS)

TooManyToasters

I don't see why you need all those unnecessary Myst ports when there's a very reasonably priced and above average adaptation of RealMyst on the App Store.

Re: Soapbox: When It Comes To Software Support, The Grass Isn't Always Greener

TooManyToasters

Well written talking point, Damien!

I PERSONALLY would like to see more 3rd party support along the lines of the 3DS, but that too took at least 2 years to flourish. So repeating history can't be all bad right?

Besides, even if it doesn't look high end, Earthbound just arrived on VC and everyone knows just how big in content and length that game is. Hell I bet that Xbone and PS4 owners want Nintendo going third party because they're jelly about EB not showing up on THEIR systems.

Re: Poll: How Important is Dual / Second Screen Gaming?

TooManyToasters

You're asking questions with a lot of open-ended answers, NL (not just on the poll choices either). Those who buy Wii U/3DS are no doubt happy with the ability of using two screens as well as the option to stick with "classic" controls on Wii U's Pro Controller. But those who are afraid of taking chances with Nintendo or innovation in general stick with the Sony/M$ machines. Either way, you're bound to have a lot of negative feedback to dual screen gaming on multiple levels.

Re: Talking Point: Nintendo's Wii U Lineup Makes Commercial Sense

TooManyToasters

I really don't care about the small selection shown this year. Bayonetta and Project X both look really good in ways that actually push the Wii U's graphical limits, while Smash Bros. and both Mario titles perfect upon their already-polished predecessors.

DKC Tropical Breeze though? They just kind of added in Dixie and a new enemy (Vikings).

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