@OldGamer999 They just did a Mario soccer game three years ago and despite strong initial sales they quickly fell off a cliff due to the mediocre reception. Doubt they're really rushing to make another one of those again any time soon.
I guess since this comment thread's now about Kirby as a whole...
Personally it's a series I like, don't love. Generally can pick up a Kirby game and play through it and have some fun but I'm usually not dying to get them day one or anything and there are a good few I've never actually bought at all, the original Air Ride included (though I did rent it and didn't like it). My favorite is undoubtedly Super Star Deluxe probably then followed by 64, after that's probably Adventure / Nightmare in Dream Land.
All in all I'd probably agree in calling it a 7/10 series, but I don't by any measure consider a 7/10 a bad thing. No Kirby game's ever likely to blow me away but they're generally solid, fun comfort games for when you just want something kind of mindless. Plus I imagine with the core cast mostly being super basic shapes they're probably incredibly cheap to make compared to a lot of other series.
For the record my first exposure to the series was actually Dream Course and Avalanche, got them both for my birthday when I was like five or six.
That being said if I do have a big grievance with the Kirby series it's that it's constantly dumping all kinds of new lore and darker implications in supplemental material but it's pretty much impossible to actually care about any of it at this point because none of it is ever actually going to add up to anything or in any way matter.
It's a firm, "Eh I dunno maybe," for me. Demo was fun but I just got Fitness Boxing 3 and Bayonetta 1 & 2 (during the very brief window when they were for once on sale a couple of days ago) and I'm split if I'd rather go with Kirby or Sonic to scratch the racing itch that MKW failed to scratch for me. I think I'm leaning Sonic but kind of keeping my options open at the moment.
Link looks fine, Zelda I get what they're going for but it's too vibrant of a blue for the setting in live action and just looks tacky. Though I really think there's zero chance this movie is going to be anywhere close to good regardless.
Mega Starmie's one of those designs where just the picture of it was kind of, "Erm, what?" but it just looks so great in motion. And I'm glad people are able to find something of themselves in it.
At least personally I like RDR1 way, way, WAY more than 2. 2's still very good if you're in the right mindset for it and there's something to be said about the sheer density of its content, but it has a lot of really obnoxious mechanics in the name of poorly conceptualized (and frankly in my case, entirely unwanted) realism that really just make the experience a lot more plodding than it has to be, there's entirely too much bloat, it has possibly the slowest-paced and most boring opening I've ever seen in a game, and then it also ends in hours upon hours of dull busywork. Also I think it really suffers for the fact that it's blatantly reusing plot points from and going out of its way to call back to the first game in ways that often don't feel very natural.
The first game also starts slow and slows down near the end, but I feel like being a much quicker experience on the whole does it a world of good in comparison.
That said I'd probably buy a Switch 2 port of RDR2, but it wouldn't be full price.
@Elektrogeist1287 Not really, the series is generally more of a depressing, violent horror story. It's just there's kind of a weird underlying trend in some of the games toward out of nowhere fanservice that really doesn't suit the mood at all, and the comedy spinoff included in this is especially heavy on it.
@Elektrogeist1287 Eh, varies. Blood Covered (the first one) and Blood Drive (the last one of this set) were already available anyway, and the first game's widely considered the best one while Blood Drive's pretty universally seen as the worst, but as for the other two...
Book of Shadows people are kind of mixed on. Think the overall consensus on it is that it's got its ups and downs but suffers from some irritating mechanics and bad pacing, but it's a very debated game.
Hysteric Birthday Bash I think is probably the most well-received game after Blood Covered. The fanbase generally seems to like that one in large part because it doesn't really take itself seriously.
Unfortunate, but the Japanese versions include the English translations so they can be gotten if you're willing to jump through some hoops, be it either the Japanese eShop or importing a copy.
Looking to finish up Persona 3 Reload mostly. Kind of at a point in the game where I'm very near the end but not quite AT the end so getting pretty checked out and kind of just wanting to get it over with but still enjoyed my experience more than not.
Also I've been making a habit of getting in some time with Fitness Boxing 3 on a daily basis lately.
@jojobar I mean an hour isn't an insignificant length of time, especially in a subseries where the games are usually only about 15 hours long and can be beaten in significantly less than that.
I always find it weird when people snap to, "Stop criticizing it, it's a wonderful game, this isn't actually a problem!" when referring to preview materials for something none of them have actually played yet. This isn't even the only article I've seen talking about how deeply irritating this character is.
Checked out the demo and thought it was decent but not sure if it was decent enough to sell me on the game or not, especially with the Switch 2 version of Sonic coming out a couple weeks later with me also considering going for that one instead. I'll probably play it again during the next free period and try to come to a decision on it but either way it's mostly feeling like a, "Maybe when it's 33% off in a year," kind of purchase to me.
I picked the game up when I got my Switch 2 though not gotten around to doing a run through of it yet, and it'll probably be a bit since I'm just wrapping up a playthrough of Persona 3 Reload and not looking to run through another 100 hour RPG right now.
Have already played through the game before on the 3DS though and loved it. Super recommend it, had been meaning to replay it for awhile even before the port was announced.
@Zeugziumy It isn't that unusual to try to accelerate capitalizing on a big property like this especially if it's kid-aimed because, y'know, kids are going to grow out of it so get their attention while you still have it.
Already struck me as a thing that I would not at all be into and I buy most games digitally anyway. Not interested in it but the game key card thing doesn't have any impact on why.
@wert303b I mean day one they said that not all games would be backwards compatible and put up a site listing all known games with issues, they never really acted like this was going to be seamless.
I've been holding off on getting NieR for if they ever fix its compatibility but other than that I've not really been having many issues and most everything I care about works at least for the most part.
The only issue I've really run into at all is that one time when replaying the first Danganronpa it locked up and then crashed while trying to boot, but that seems like a freak thing given it's not an issue I've otherwise seen reported and the rest of that playthrough ran better than the game does on the Switch 1.
Something about his eyes just looks really off to me. Being fair not a fan of the movie's art style in the first place, but it's especially weird with Yoshi because he looks like mostly right but the eyes have this strange uncanny look to them.
Mostly looking to finish up Persona 3 Reload, at the start of December so not a giant amount of the game left to go. All in all having fun with it but pretty ready to be done with it.
It makes narrative sense but it has always been weird they opted to just give Byleth the Dancer outfit as DLC without actually letting them have the class.
Really don't see the point in remaking either. Link to the Past is definitely aged in some respects but it's still very playable, doesn't have the limited control scheme holding it back the way Link's Awakening did, and its map has been revised enough into other games that it wouldn't really even feel novel at this point.
As for Chrono Trigger, entirely under the opinion that any kind of remake could only make the experience worse, especially if you inflicted that HD-2D vomit on it. I wish they'd port it to modern consoles, desperately overdue, but remaking it would be a mistake in my view.
@Bobb It actually runs a bit deeper than that. There are sidequests in the game to catch Mewtwo and Diancie but they require having the Mega Stones to activate.
I'm having fun with the collection but it definitely has issues. I'm mostly just disappointed that the messy launch of this probably doomed any likelihood of eventually getting a PS2 game collection since by now the widespread negative word of mouth is already out there and likely impacting the sales.
Mario Tennis and Fire Emblem are definites, Yoshi I'll wait for reviews since it's an incredibly inconsistent series, Mario Wonder I need to see how much single player content there is since I don't really care at all about multiplayer but Rosalina alone might tip it enough for me to get.
Not super interested in the rest. Maybe Rhythm Heaven but I've tried to get into the series before and I'm just really bad at it.
I'm hoping the MK4 fixes include audio fixes, the game really just doesn't sound right. Also the unlimited Fatality timer doesn't seem to work in the arcade MK2 for some reason.
Collection has other issues I hope they fix, can definitely feel the input lag even offline, but so far I've had fun with it at least. Really glad they're cutting the pause menu time down because it takes obscenely long for that menu to pop up as it is, it can be hard sometimes to even find an opening long enough to do it.
Nah, not played the game in years at this point and even if I did go back to it I feel like I'd lose interest again within a couple of weeks. Finished the museum besides the paintings and got more money than I could ever spend, feel like I've done all there is to do.
@charliecarrot Yeah, 13 Sentinels is excellent. It took me two tries to get into it since I think the opening is very slow and it doesn't really start in the thick of what's interesting about it but it's super worth seeing it through, very rewarding experience.
For what it's worth while they're certainly not the console version the GBA versions of Deadly Alliance and Tournament Edition are still very worth checking out. They're incredibly impressive ports that feel about as close to the console experience as they reasonably could and they look and sound great.
I'm really digging it and don't at all care about online play which probably helps. Though I do hope they fix the audio and graphical issues with MK4, the lack of the, "Fatality!" call in particular really hurts the experience.
I'll probably pass. $5 isn't much but the last time they did a DLC update it reinvigorated interest in the game for me for like a week and a half before I went back to not playing it so I think I'm kind of just better off going, "Yeah, I checked in for a year straight when the game came out, that's enough," and staying away.
I mostly just wonder why (unless this has been added in a patch since I last played it, been a long while) there isn't a music player within World itself. People seemed to really like that feature when they put it in 8.
@dew12333 It's mostly a one person job going by the description, the director doing pretty much everything but the art design, writing, and music. $32,000 out of pocket on top of whatever's already being paid for the work that's been done as it is isn't exactly chump change for a one person operation.
Besides this also helps to prove interest in the project which will help with securing outside backing and potentially getting more funds from other sources, which is something they specifically say in the description that they're aiming to do but will likely take some time to put together. Having a successful Kickstarter first would help tremendously with getting financers on board.
Kind of long wondered about checking the game out on Switch because my brother (who has it on PS4) has been obsessed with it for years, but it'll probably depend a lot on how they price it digitally. The Switch version hasn't been on sale in nearly five years at this point and it's not a game I'm willing to pay $60 to get caught up on.
@TheStormGL It's a game that's had a ton of different revisions and new iterations over the years. The current Switch release is several updates ago and Repentance is DLC for it, and this new revision will likely add a bunch of new stuff to it.
Comments 3,177
Re: Poll: So, Will You Be Getting Kirby Air Riders?
@OldGamer999 They just did a Mario soccer game three years ago and despite strong initial sales they quickly fell off a cliff due to the mediocre reception. Doubt they're really rushing to make another one of those again any time soon.
Re: Poll: So, Will You Be Getting Kirby Air Riders?
I guess since this comment thread's now about Kirby as a whole...
Personally it's a series I like, don't love. Generally can pick up a Kirby game and play through it and have some fun but I'm usually not dying to get them day one or anything and there are a good few I've never actually bought at all, the original Air Ride included (though I did rent it and didn't like it). My favorite is undoubtedly Super Star Deluxe probably then followed by 64, after that's probably Adventure / Nightmare in Dream Land.
All in all I'd probably agree in calling it a 7/10 series, but I don't by any measure consider a 7/10 a bad thing. No Kirby game's ever likely to blow me away but they're generally solid, fun comfort games for when you just want something kind of mindless. Plus I imagine with the core cast mostly being super basic shapes they're probably incredibly cheap to make compared to a lot of other series.
For the record my first exposure to the series was actually Dream Course and Avalanche, got them both for my birthday when I was like five or six.
That being said if I do have a big grievance with the Kirby series it's that it's constantly dumping all kinds of new lore and darker implications in supplemental material but it's pretty much impossible to actually care about any of it at this point because none of it is ever actually going to add up to anything or in any way matter.
Re: Poll: So, Will You Be Getting Kirby Air Riders?
It's a firm, "Eh I dunno maybe," for me. Demo was fun but I just got Fitness Boxing 3 and Bayonetta 1 & 2 (during the very brief window when they were for once on sale a couple of days ago) and I'm split if I'd rather go with Kirby or Sonic to scratch the racing itch that MKW failed to scratch for me. I think I'm leaning Sonic but kind of keeping my options open at the moment.
Re: Poll: What Do You Make Of Link And Zelda's Live-Action Looks?
Link looks fine, Zelda I get what they're going for but it's too vibrant of a blue for the setting in live action and just looks tacky. Though I really think there's zero chance this movie is going to be anywhere close to good regardless.
Re: The Game Awards Nominees Announced, Donkey Kong Bananza Up For GOTY
Really wish Hundred Line got a nod but not at all surprised it didn't.
Re: Feature: How Mega Starmie Became The Internet's New Queer Icon
Mega Starmie's one of those designs where just the picture of it was kind of, "Erm, what?" but it just looks so great in motion. And I'm glad people are able to find something of themselves in it.
Re: ICYMI: Red Dead Redemption's Switch 2 Release Is A Free Upgrade For Switch Owners
At least personally I like RDR1 way, way, WAY more than 2. 2's still very good if you're in the right mindset for it and there's something to be said about the sheer density of its content, but it has a lot of really obnoxious mechanics in the name of poorly conceptualized (and frankly in my case, entirely unwanted) realism that really just make the experience a lot more plodding than it has to be, there's entirely too much bloat, it has possibly the slowest-paced and most boring opening I've ever seen in a game, and then it also ends in hours upon hours of dull busywork. Also I think it really suffers for the fact that it's blatantly reusing plot points from and going out of its way to call back to the first game in ways that often don't feel very natural.
The first game also starts slow and slows down near the end, but I feel like being a much quicker experience on the whole does it a world of good in comparison.
That said I'd probably buy a Switch 2 port of RDR2, but it wouldn't be full price.
Re: Multiple Switch Games Get Switch 2 Compatibility Fixes
Forgot Tokyo Xanadu wasn't compatible. Been kind of curious about checking it out so glad they fixed it.
Re: Corpse Party Tetralogy Pack Switch Western Release Cancelled
@Elektrogeist1287 Not really, the series is generally more of a depressing, violent horror story. It's just there's kind of a weird underlying trend in some of the games toward out of nowhere fanservice that really doesn't suit the mood at all, and the comedy spinoff included in this is especially heavy on it.
Re: Corpse Party Tetralogy Pack Switch Western Release Cancelled
@Spider-Kev Blood Covered and Blood Drive are, Book of Shadows and Hysterical Birthday Bash aren't.
Re: Corpse Party Tetralogy Pack Switch Western Release Cancelled
@Elektrogeist1287 Eh, varies. Blood Covered (the first one) and Blood Drive (the last one of this set) were already available anyway, and the first game's widely considered the best one while Blood Drive's pretty universally seen as the worst, but as for the other two...
Book of Shadows people are kind of mixed on. Think the overall consensus on it is that it's got its ups and downs but suffers from some irritating mechanics and bad pacing, but it's a very debated game.
Hysteric Birthday Bash I think is probably the most well-received game after Blood Covered. The fanbase generally seems to like that one in large part because it doesn't really take itself seriously.
Re: Corpse Party Tetralogy Pack Switch Western Release Cancelled
@Coalescence It's probably more due to how these games are very fond of weird out of nowhere underage fanservice than it is the violence.
Re: Corpse Party Tetralogy Pack Switch Western Release Cancelled
Unfortunate, but the Japanese versions include the English translations so they can be gotten if you're willing to jump through some hoops, be it either the Japanese eShop or importing a copy.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (15th November)
Looking to finish up Persona 3 Reload mostly. Kind of at a point in the game where I'm very near the end but not quite AT the end so getting pretty checked out and kind of just wanting to get it over with but still enjoyed my experience more than not.
Also I've been making a habit of getting in some time with Fitness Boxing 3 on a daily basis lately.
Re: Preview: Metroid Prime 4: Beyond Is Great, But I Want To Kill One Of Its Characters
@jojobar I mean an hour isn't an insignificant length of time, especially in a subseries where the games are usually only about 15 hours long and can be beaten in significantly less than that.
Re: Preview: Metroid Prime 4: Beyond Is Great, But I Want To Kill One Of Its Characters
I always find it weird when people snap to, "Stop criticizing it, it's a wonderful game, this isn't actually a problem!" when referring to preview materials for something none of them have actually played yet. This isn't even the only article I've seen talking about how deeply irritating this character is.
Re: Kirby Air Riders: Global Test Ride Demo Updated To Version 1.0.1, Here Are The Full Patch Notes
Checked out the demo and thought it was decent but not sure if it was decent enough to sell me on the game or not, especially with the Switch 2 version of Sonic coming out a couple weeks later with me also considering going for that one instead. I'll probably play it again during the next free period and try to come to a decision on it but either way it's mostly feeling like a, "Maybe when it's 33% off in a year," kind of purchase to me.
Re: It's Official, Red Dead Redemption Is Coming To Switch 2 This December
Glad to hear it's a free upgrade, might do a new playthrough when it comes out. Do wish they'd port GTA4 though, I'd be all over that in an instant.
Re: Square Enix Switch 2 Launch Title Scores A Limited-Time Discount
I picked the game up when I got my Switch 2 though not gotten around to doing a run through of it yet, and it'll probably be a bit since I'm just wrapping up a playthrough of Persona 3 Reload and not looking to run through another 100 hour RPG right now.
Have already played through the game before on the 3DS though and loved it. Super recommend it, had been meaning to replay it for awhile even before the port was announced.
Re: Super Mario Galaxy Movie Trailer Reveals Rosalina, Bowser Jr., And More
@Zeugziumy It isn't that unusual to try to accelerate capitalizing on a big property like this especially if it's kid-aimed because, y'know, kids are going to grow out of it so get their attention while you still have it.
Re: Pokémon Pokopia Is Seemingly Nintendo's First Game-Key Card Release
Already struck me as a thing that I would not at all be into and I buy most games digitally anyway. Not interested in it but the game key card thing doesn't have any impact on why.
Re: PSA: Don't Forget To Update Your Switch 2 Pro Controller
I'll be honest, I have a Switch 2 Pro Controller and I wasn't even aware it had audio support.
Re: How Are You Finding Switch Game And App Compatibility On The Switch 2?
@wert303b I mean day one they said that not all games would be backwards compatible and put up a site listing all known games with issues, they never really acted like this was going to be seamless.
Re: How Are You Finding Switch Game And App Compatibility On The Switch 2?
I've been holding off on getting NieR for if they ever fix its compatibility but other than that I've not really been having many issues and most everything I care about works at least for the most part.
The only issue I've really run into at all is that one time when replaying the first Danganronpa it locked up and then crashed while trying to boot, but that seems like a freak thing given it's not an issue I've otherwise seen reported and the rest of that playthrough ran better than the game does on the Switch 1.
Re: Nintendo's Black Friday Offers Include Deals On Switch 1 Games, amiibo, And More
Was hoping for a sale on Xenoblade X but eh, maybe it'll get one digitally, they don't always make those one-to-one with the physical sales.
Either way, good lineup though I've already got all of the ones I'm interested in.
Re: PSA: SNES Controller For Switch Online Is Finally Back In Stock (UK)
@JumpingJackson Yeah, the only one that isn't able to be charged on the Switch 2 is the NES controller.
Re: Images Of Yoshi From 'The Super Mario Galaxy Movie' Have Leaked Online
Something about his eyes just looks really off to me. Being fair not a fan of the movie's art style in the first place, but it's especially weird with Yoshi because he looks like mostly right but the eyes have this strange uncanny look to them.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (6th November)
Mostly looking to finish up Persona 3 Reload, at the start of December so not a giant amount of the game left to go. All in all having fun with it but pretty ready to be done with it.
Re: Good Smile Reveals New Fire Emblem Byleth Dancer Figure, Pre-Orders Now Live
It makes narrative sense but it has always been weird they opted to just give Byleth the Dancer outfit as DLC without actually letting them have the class.
Re: Nintendo Download: 6th November (North America)
Nothing really on my radar until Mario Tennis.
Re: Zelda: A Link To The Past And Chrono Trigger Are "Ripe For Remakes", Says Analytics Firm
Really don't see the point in remaking either. Link to the Past is definitely aged in some respects but it's still very playable, doesn't have the limited control scheme holding it back the way Link's Awakening did, and its map has been revised enough into other games that it wouldn't really even feel novel at this point.
As for Chrono Trigger, entirely under the opinion that any kind of remake could only make the experience worse, especially if you inflicted that HD-2D vomit on it. I wish they'd port it to modern consoles, desperately overdue, but remaking it would be a mistake in my view.
Re: Reminder: Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Gets Another Free Guest Character Today
Wonder If Joker will notice this guy's life is startlingly similar to that Dragon: Like a Yakuza movie he watched with Makoto.
Re: Pokémon Legends: Z-A Mega Dimension DLC News Coming Tomorrow
@Bobb It actually runs a bit deeper than that. There are sidequests in the game to catch Mewtwo and Diancie but they require having the Mega Stones to activate.
Re: "I'm Running On Fumes" - Digital Eclipse Is Scrambling To Address Issues With Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection
I'm having fun with the collection but it definitely has issues. I'm mostly just disappointed that the messy launch of this probably doomed any likelihood of eventually getting a PS2 game collection since by now the widespread negative word of mouth is already out there and likely impacting the sales.
Re: Nintendo Reconfirms Release Windows For Major Upcoming Switch 2 Games
Mario Tennis and Fire Emblem are definites, Yoshi I'll wait for reviews since it's an incredibly inconsistent series, Mario Wonder I need to see how much single player content there is since I don't really care at all about multiplayer but Rosalina alone might tip it enough for me to get.
Not super interested in the rest. Maybe Rhythm Heaven but I've tried to get into the series before and I'm just really bad at it.
Re: Nintendo Music Updated With Animal Crossing's 3DS Soundtrack
New Leaf's probably my favorite of the Animal Crossing soundtracks. It's a bit of a cliche answer but I especially like its 4 AM theme.
Re: Persona 5 Series Sales Just Won't Slow Down As Games Soar Past 13 Million
@Yoshi3 Honestly forgot it even existed, doubt I'll ever check it out if only because of how big its download size is.
Re: Persona 5 Series Sales Just Won't Slow Down As Games Soar Past 13 Million
I've kind of contributed to that number entirely too many times myself between getting...
At least I've never gotten the dancing game I guess?
Re: Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection Update Announced, Here Are The Patch Notes
I'm hoping the MK4 fixes include audio fixes, the game really just doesn't sound right. Also the unlimited Fatality timer doesn't seem to work in the arcade MK2 for some reason.
Collection has other issues I hope they fix, can definitely feel the input lag even offline, but so far I've had fun with it at least. Really glad they're cutting the pause menu time down because it takes obscenely long for that menu to pop up as it is, it can be hard sometimes to even find an opening long enough to do it.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (1st November)
Persona 3 Reload mostly with some Mortal Kombat on the side.
Re: Poll: So, Will You Be Getting Animal Crossing: New Horizons - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition?
Nah, not played the game in years at this point and even if I did go back to it I feel like I'd lose interest again within a couple of weeks. Finished the museum besides the paintings and got more money than I could ever spend, feel like I've done all there is to do.
Re: 68 Switch 1 & 2 Games You Should Check Out In The 'Screaming Deals' eShop Sale (North America)
@charliecarrot Yeah, 13 Sentinels is excellent. It took me two tries to get into it since I think the opening is very slow and it doesn't really start in the thick of what's interesting about it but it's super worth seeing it through, very rewarding experience.
Re: Review: Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection (Switch 2) - A Killer Kompilation, But Online Is A Mess At Launch
For what it's worth while they're certainly not the console version the GBA versions of Deadly Alliance and Tournament Edition are still very worth checking out. They're incredibly impressive ports that feel about as close to the console experience as they reasonably could and they look and sound great.
Re: Review: Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection (Switch 2) - A Killer Kompilation, But Online Is A Mess At Launch
I'm really digging it and don't at all care about online play which probably helps. Though I do hope they fix the audio and graphical issues with MK4, the lack of the, "Fatality!" call in particular really hurts the experience.
Re: Poll: Animal Crossing: New Horizons Is Getting A Huge Update In Early 2026, What Are You Most Excited For?
I'll probably pass. $5 isn't much but the last time they did a DLC update it reinvigorated interest in the game for me for like a week and a half before I went back to not playing it so I think I'm kind of just better off going, "Yeah, I checked in for a year straight when the game came out, that's enough," and staying away.
Re: Nintendo Download: 30th October (North America)
Got Mortal Kombat, last game really on the horizon for me until Mario Tennis. Though do still have a voucher I need to find a use for before January.
Re: Nintendo On Why The Mario Kart World Album Isn't Available For Nintendo Music
I mostly just wonder why (unless this has been added in a patch since I last played it, been a long while) there isn't a music player within World itself. People seemed to really like that feature when they put it in 8.
Re: Resident Evil Requiem Pre-Orders Live, Switch 2 Pro Controller And Amiibo Confirmed
I'll probably pick them up at some point but will wait for a sale, it's Capcom so it won't take long.
Re: Rune Factory 4 Director Hopes To Bring His Next Farming Sim To Consoles
@dew12333 It's mostly a one person job going by the description, the director doing pretty much everything but the art design, writing, and music. $32,000 out of pocket on top of whatever's already being paid for the work that's been done as it is isn't exactly chump change for a one person operation.
Besides this also helps to prove interest in the project which will help with securing outside backing and potentially getting more funds from other sources, which is something they specifically say in the description that they're aiming to do but will likely take some time to put together. Having a successful Kickstarter first would help tremendously with getting financers on board.
Re: The Binding Of Isaac Is Heading To Switch 2 With A Full Physical Release
Kind of long wondered about checking the game out on Switch because my brother (who has it on PS4) has been obsessed with it for years, but it'll probably depend a lot on how they price it digitally. The Switch version hasn't been on sale in nearly five years at this point and it's not a game I'm willing to pay $60 to get caught up on.
@TheStormGL It's a game that's had a ton of different revisions and new iterations over the years. The current Switch release is several updates ago and Repentance is DLC for it, and this new revision will likely add a bunch of new stuff to it.