ikki5

Wait. So Berseria before Zesteria?

I ended up dropping it after not getting one of the promo cards after opening up so many of the promo packs.

To be honest, I never really though about this. Every Pokémon game is basically this, every single one. Most games with open world stuff have static NPC or NPCs on a railroad

This made me laugh when they said it was a paid purchase.

Look at the top 10 best selling games. Only 3 of them are Japanese games and that 3 is including a game bundled with nearly every console.

The option for Co-op is almost always better than not having the option at all. And in this day and age, they should offer both online and offline options. I remember playing FFVI with a friend as they had the option for a second player to control some of the party in battle.

I got excites and then realized it was "Harvest Moon," not the main series that is Story of Seasons.

@whmchrish

Technically it is a different series now since Marvelous is localizing them through seed now.

Lol, I said 3rd for the console rank because I read it what rank it was for all consoles.

I am still waiting to hear an SNES Edition come but I know it won't.

@Ryu_Niiyama People complain because it is still just a drip feed. Many of the NES and Gameboy games you can beat in a few hours. The SNES ones, a little longer save for the RPGs. You often have to wait weeks or more to get certain consoles when there is a vast library, many of which are first party games.

This is actually hilarious that this is even a thing.

The girl on the box looks a lot like Yuna.

The game would not let me name a deck "Psychic." I get the obvious names but Psychic? come on. That word is literally in the game.

I plan to get it someday, just not at a full price retail game.

How do you screw up a frying pan?

@Not_Soos The landscape is literally lttp but expanded.

@Chocobo_Shepherd Except this has nothing to do with the designs of the monsters. The game is nothing like any Pokémon game really out there aside from the collection of monsters and using them for battle.

@ThatGuyWho The problem is the wording of these patents basically affects nearly any creature capturing game and someone them, creature games in general, especially when it comes to riding them. I love Nintendo games and their products, but I don't agree with this, especially with how broad these are. The USA rejected them already and now they have to amend them to get a chance to try again because of how broad they were.

@Maubari My guess is because of the guns mechanics and people call the game "Pokemon with guns."

These both describe multiple monster collecting games.

@CPFinnit Yeah, I can see that being tough. lol We just had the one, the let's go Eevee and Pikachu one. My wife and I both play it so we decided it was time to finally buy a second one.

Well, I will get to see it later today. Going to pick up the game and the Zelda edition Switch Lite on my lunch break.

@Itachi2099

Did you even read the replies? Now, granted, I need to use the "translate post option" but most of the criticisms were their use of being a small indie developer," while they are having Sony and Microsoft back them and how they were basically playing the victim, in others words, about how they worded this letter, not so much about Palworld and it being bad. Then many of the ones talking about them ripping them off were about designs, which this lawsuit is not even about. Then there is also a fairly large number that even supported the developers or telling people that nothing has been confirmed so not to jump to conclusions. I must have sifted through about 40 of the replies there, maybe you can read it natively to get a broader picture but from what I clicked through, It did not seem like the country was wishing them gone like you make it sound.

@Itachi2099 A few replies on social media typically mean nothing. If they did, then the earth would really be flat and truly doesn't exist. Looking at the replies with the tweet that they posted here, I translated like 20 random ones and not one really seemed to bash the game or company, one was even wishing pocketpair good luck against the lawsuit. With that said, I would be curious to see the number of sales for the game on PC compared to the rest of the world also.

Sad, such a great game to get delayed. Hopefully it is still at least available on PC for them.

How can you sue for patent infringement but not have to tell the person you are suing what patents they infringed upon?

"Individual"

Not for me I guess.

I'd say a 7. I enjoy it but it could be more. It does not take long to get all the challenges done with at least A+. Going for the S rank on all is where most of the time will be spent.

Probably will pick it up on Steam

I'm not expecting much, the successor is on it way next year.

@FishyS It is not about stability, it is the fact that Twitter is charging crazy amount for it. Multiple platforms are dropping it.

To be honest, I am not expecting a whole lot, especially with the likelihood of their next console releasing next Spring.

As long as it does better than any of the trash that has come out after it. Hopefully Nintendo will realize they made a mistake butchering it

Pricey but I'm buying, my wife gave me the go ahead as well, $390 Canadian. lol

I am hoping this is the start to Zelda Lego sets.

I would give it a 9 myself though the lag with wireless controllers bugs me, plus the 30FPS when they really could have done the 60. Overall, I am still loving the game.

Looking forward to this. Though still disappointed that they opted for the lower FPS.

Sounds good. Had a blast with Scarlet. People will complain though

@talllennart And? Maybe they can end the drip feeding.

Nope, only spend like 30 hours on this game really. Beat one boss. To be honest, I stopped around when they patched out the dupe glitches. lol

@Dr_Lugae Not sure why you would question it when people have been emulating Nintendo's games for like 20+ years and Nintendo has never been able to stop it. The emulators often times even work better than Nintendo's emulators that they have on their systems.

Still waiting for DK64

I am curious to see the user reviews compared to the critic reviews. I am guessing it will be a big difference between people the game was targeted to (Players) vs not targeted to (Critics)

These groups are like a Hydra, cut one head, several more grow.

@MSaturn

One of the reasons that people probably did not notice was A) Because of the TVs we had with those older systems, quality was not nearly as good as it is today and B) You were a lot younger and there was not much else to compare it to. I am not sure about you but I remember the N64 and PlayStation being quite different and more "jittery," Same when I played Star Fox for the SNES, it was quite obvious even though I was a teenager. With newer TVs, this is also something much easier to notice, especially when going from higher FPS to lower.

I can see some thing being slightly more annoying to do such as the counter action command as that was a lot more precise when you had to time the B button.

@BodkinDQ
But we had it at 60 FPS, and yes, there is action commands such as the counter which I can see possibly being affect slightly as the counter was very precise when to press and you did not get anything notifying you when to press it. Plus if memory serves me correctly, there were badges to make the action commands, including the counter command harder for a buff. You're also forgetting that games used to be 60 FPS, and a game like Paper Mario... really it should be. Especially when screens are getting better and better, the frame rates are getting much easier to notice than they did on your old flat screeds or CRTs.

It is not a deal breaker for me, I know I am still going to enjoy the game, probably as much as I did when I played the original but it is a disappointment that they decided to cut back on the frame rate.

It is more disappointing for me. It should be able to handle 60FPS, 60FPS really should be the standard again. Is it going to stop me from getting it? No.

Paper Mario for me, Endless Ocean for my Wife, the rest... meh.

It is funny because I am playing the original the other day and I would tap the button again to do stylish moves even though they were not there. ha ha

@Beetlebum91 Yes true, I know I am picking it up and I bought the original... technically twice. lol I had to replace my gamecube and when I bought the new one, it came with the game so I had two copies.

So... why? The original was able to do 60fps no problem, plenty of other games are 60 and I really cannot see this game being very demanding on the actual hardware.

@Beetlebum91 Same, I am really hoping this does well so we go back to how the Paper Mario games used to be. I am just concerned with it being a remake, it might not do as well.