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Re: Review: Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers (Switch)

firstnesfan

@Ryu_Niiyama I can understand where you are coming from and in most cases I could agree with your view, but in specific cases like this game, Destiny vanilla and other "cash in" games I make an exception. If a developer removes content from a finished game to sell it as Dec or sell a small effort for full price (I.E. most Wii U launch ports) then value has to be discussed in the review.

Re: Review: Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers (Switch)

firstnesfan

It's sad that this game is thought of as a lazy cash in. With a little more effort, it could have been labelled a love letter to the fans. (Adding every known character in the street fighter universe, give every version of each character, added survival mode, all known Street fighter artwork/assests, sound fx/music from all versions with the ability to Switch mid gameplay, fully realized online including tournament scheduling and Capcom hosted world tournaments.)

Re: Review: Sky Force Anniversary (Wii U eShop)

firstnesfan

Other than the grinding loop, stage 5 is the only other problematic thing with this game. Bullet hell dodging is one thing but dogdong a forever heat seeking emp that disables all weapons for the entire level is just lazy design not a thoughtful challenge.

Re: First Impressions: Splatoon 2 - What We Learned About Weapons, Visuals and Controls

firstnesfan

@Yorumi dude no-one really cares what you think. That's not a dig at you, just that people tend to already have their mind made up. That being said, you could come off a little less whining/complainy when you post stuff. You are free to disagree with Nintendo charging for online, stating that it is peer to peer without evidence of that (I.E. the service hasn't even rolled out yet nor are they charging you for it yet) isn't anything that anyone wiahes to listen to. You do come off as a troll, just because there is always a negative connotation to what you say. I mean I don't really care what you say, I read up on stuff and make up my own mind. Heck I don't even have a Switch yet.

Re: Ubisoft Director Says Nintendo Switch May Unite the Casual and Hardcore Gaming Audiences

firstnesfan

@ThatNyteDaez People complain because it's not what they want, I don't understand either. Some complaints are valid, they price is too high(although it does seem within reason), the launch lineup is thin (but Nintendo has learned their lesson about that, right?) but complaints about it being a hybrid is crazy to me. I mean who wants a phone that is more than just a phone right? Oh ya, everyone.

Re: Ubisoft Director Says Nintendo Switch May Unite the Casual and Hardcore Gaming Audiences

firstnesfan

@Spoony_Tech Well if they think a last gen Fifa is going to do well then they are part of the problem. I am all for Nintendo having strong 3rd party games, but for a long time now everything 3rd party port has been a lazy, little to no effort by the developer. Then the games bombs and they have to blame someone other than themselves and that is just bull. If Street Fighter 6 or COD 2017 come out day and date without, being gimped, but still sell terribly then that becomes a real problem. Wii U had a terrible install base and that was the only other real root of that issue.