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Re: Japanese Charts: Well, Look At Who's Snuck Back Into First Place

arnoldlayne83

Kirby Air riders is such a great fun. It is so chaotic and full of tension, every event got me on the verge of my chair. I am enjoying it way more than Mario Kart World, which I dropped almost instantly and only revive for some sporadic local multiplayer.

Happy that is still selling decently, even if it will never be a blockbuster

Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (11th January)

arnoldlayne83

On chapter 12 of Xenoblade Chronicle...great game but I start to feel the wear.

Aside of that SoulsVania fest for me: Blasphemous (I absolutely love the setting and the graphics), The Last Faith (that runs surprisingly good and it really gives me 2D Bloodborne vibe), Dead Cell (every metroidvania should control like it) and Castlevania Advance Collection.

Re: Early Tech Analysis Of Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Reveals Frame Rate And Resolution

arnoldlayne83

@Xansies truth is that most of the Japanese devs (Nintendo excluded) are notoriously bad in optimizing their code. From software is a prime example, gorgeous artistic games that runs subpar compared to western releases.

That said they could at least done better. Or asked for a lower price, since they seemed to admit that this port was done with limited resources and in short time.

Re: Early Tech Analysis Of Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Reveals Frame Rate And Resolution

arnoldlayne83

@Baker1000 shadow of the colossus, crash Bandicoot n sane trilogy and ratchet and clank are all remastered with better graphics, better performances (ReC looks like a Pixar movie) and they were sold at launch on Ps4 at 39 $....

I am just saying that I am not going to pay full game price for a port of an old game with slightly better visuals that runs poorly on a new system. To me, it is still lazy port. It is full of great optimized ports on Switch (Diablo, Doom, Wolfenstein) that deserve more than this.

After saying that, everyone is entitled to spend his money as he wants.