blindsquirrel

Doesn’t really feel like there is much reason to get the system at launch. Plus $80 for physical games is pretty bad. Overall mid.

Could’ve been an email

@the_beaver
I’m so confused, Bug Fables has the exact same leveling system as TTYD.

I ain’t spending $300 on a Lego set, no matter how cool it is.

I’m gonna guess they didn’t do much with the backtracking if troubles were untouched.

@WhyYouLie
To be fair, the first game got a remaster on the 3DS.

No, saving that money for TTYD. Showtime looks decent but it isn’t a game for me.

Former Netflix exclusive just sounds weird.

The 3ds is retro now though. If someone got their 3ds as a 10 year old, they would now be 23. People act like the system came out 2-3 years ago.

@abes3
They also were encouraging emulating TOTK a month before it released.

Game preservation isn’t a good argument when the Switch is still on sale and has games readily available.

A decrease in price is the only thing I would consider. But even then I wouldn't want physical to go away.

Game seems decent but not worth buying unless at a discount.

Also, watch the 2012 show, it’s so good.

@Fizza
To be fair, you don’t need to look at the leaks beforehand.

Sam Darnold was absolutely robbed of his rightful spot in the legends DLC.

It might be quicker to just do the sky island than learn that glitch.

@Yalloo
I haven’t, I’m planning on picking that one up on PC.

Hey, just wanted to point out that Aragami is a pretty good Stealth game not on the list.

I think every Internet forum in existence predicted the switch 2 to launch this year. Point being this isn’t some unexpected news.

I wonder why Origami King doesn't go on sale anymore, used to be a staple for these things.

@weisske
Same reason people were claiming Multiversus was a competitor to smash for like a week.

Maybe used at GameStop in awhile, but no way am I buying it at full price since Ubisoft sucks.

This will end up just like dolphin on steam.

@jamesthemagi
I think you’re missing the point. If people are willing to let their 13 year old kids play hard M games, nobody will give a crap about a Peach game being E10+ instead of E.

@jamesthemagi
Seeing as how parents willingly buy GTA and the yearly Call of Duty for their kids, I doubt this will stop them from buying a Princess Peach game for their kids.

@Eggolor
I’m sorry, but that makes absolutely no sense. If the old style is truly superior, then TTYD will sell well. No need to tell others they can’t try the new games because you don’t like the new style. And correct me if I’m wrong, but didn’t you make a comment a few months back about how bad Origami King was, while also saying you never actually played the game?

@Eggolor
So they shouldn’t buy a game that they want because you want the old style to return. Especially when OP already has played TTYD?

I’m sure anyone who cares about playing these games online will just use custom servers. It’s been 12 years, what did people think was going to happen?

Colgera might have the best theme in all of Zelda. That part with the Rito village theme is just perfect.

@-wc-
Oh definitely that’s the case. I always expected it to be near the top, but thought something like Mario Wonder would get first place.

Honestly surprising to see TOTK at the top given the recent discourse online about the game. It deserves the top spot though.

Dang, thought for sure this one would get an M rating.

That’s really cool, maybe they could have explained that in the actual game.

@NintendoKnower
And even those hardcore fans are restricted to places like r/truezelda. Everywhere else the newer games are loved, and most people still enjoyed TOTK on the true zelda.

Honestly I’m fine with this. The open world style isn’t the problem, and the issues are easily fixable. Better story and longer more complicated dungeons are needed although J did like most dungeons in TOTK.

Started Arkham City a few days ago, so hopefully I can get some good time in with that before finals week starts.

@SpaceboyScreams
Touché

@ottoecamn
He’s in an upcoming series based on a game (can’t remember which.) he was just promoting season 2 of the show and then announced an award.

I honestly think the dude was drunk.

Wait, I thought it was against the rules to discuss modern console emulation?

To fast for the award Winners, but Anthony Mackie was fine to ramble on for 5 minutes.

So is everyone just gonna forget we already played as Zelda in Spirit Tracks?
I'm fine with her just having a bigger part in the story. Heck, most of the story in TOTK and BOTW is about her, so I don't see what the big deal is here.

Yeah, TOTK was great but they clearly were stretched thin with ideas. The depths were lacking, sky islands were generic, story was okay at best, and they re used cutscenes at the end of dungeons.

Again great game, buts it’s time to move on.

Knight is excusable, it was always a pipe dream on switch. But Asylum not performing well is unacceptable and shows how lazy this port is..

Huh, was convinced that Nintendo forgot about DK. We’re only coming up on, what, 10 years since the last game in the series?

@LikelySatan
Yeah, I get it, was doing the same thing. Never understood why those games and more get a pass, but TOTK is committing a war crime with reusing the world.

@LikelySatan
Definitely, if you disregard the brand new story, characters, mechanics, etc, Origins is basically just City 1.5.

No idea, but I have a few candidates.

Arkham Asylum since the release of the trilogy has got me interested in the series again.

Gotham Knights, for the same reason. Just in a Batman mood.

Might start a replay of TOTK to get a more objective view on the game.

@rushiosan
They have a review coming out in a few days, this article wasn’t really meant to give the authors opinion on the game.

Honestly outside the Batmobile it doesn’t look terrible. Heavily downgraded from other versions, but still fine enough if the switch is all you have. Hopefully a patch is released to stabilize the frame rate for both Knight and Asylum.

@carlos82
Yeah, they are based on the 360 versions.