jodudeit

This has some of the worst animations I've ever seen in any video game. Ever. That tail wagging just looks so bad.

And this is really weird because Outright Games have also made some games with actually good animations. That MLP gen 5 game they made has some legit good animations in the cutscenes and in gameplay. This Paw Patrol game feels like they fired their old animators and hired new ones who can't actually animate.

I was hoping for this list to rank the actual Pokedex of each generation. Like, the actual electronic device that your character uses.

The sequel to Kung Fury is supposed to come out this year. The updates on Twitter have been lots of fun.

The visuals actually look pretty good! Especially the animations. The run cycles look appealing, the way the characters' bodies lean into turns is nice, and the textures don't look bad.

I don't know if the game will be any good, but it actually looks like this team cares about the product they're making.

This game looks passable, but stiff. The $40 price tag seems a bit steep.

This is the same Nintendo that officially said in a hearing that Night Trap would never make its way onto a Nintendo system. The same Nintendo that wouldn't allow Mortal Kombat to have blood on the SNES.

Visual novels don't interest me.

I seriously doubt any indie studio would be able to come even close to replicating the perfect core movement and control of DKC: Tropical Freeze.

Cats 2019 is awful. But I will say that some of the backgrounds were actually really good. I've never seen 1920s back-alley trash that looks as good as that movie's.

Hopefully Inti Creates will make a spiritual successor to Super Castlevania IV now.

This would be beyond impressive. Like, Witcher 3 levels of impressive.

For a game like this, I really think the best art style is 16-bit pixel-art.

As time goes on, I'm becoming less and less interested in metroidvanias. Instead, I'm gravitating more and more towards linear action games with challenging but fair stages.

This is why I'm so excited for Cyber Shadow.

The gameplay still looks uninteresting to me.

But the giant monsters still look cool and well animated.

The hardware that enables wifi in the NES cartridge is several orders of magnitude more computationally powerful than than the NES it slots into. Fun stuff.

I don't know about this. The dragon doesn't look very good to me. I hope others enjoy this, though!

@Franz

You are totally right here.

Imagine if actual Pokemon games had character models and animations on par with Pokken Tournament.

I've been using that symbol on basically everything for the past ten years. Buying a watch with it is certainly tempting.

@Dm9982 I've heard tales of .22s and .30-06s eloping when no one was looking and then, nine months later, a new AR-15 magically appears in the gun safe.

This doesn't look like a spiritual successor to Doom. It looks like a bad knock-off of Serious Sam.

My guess is that if one were to commission a similar piece from a professional, it would cost a lot of money. The first figure that popped into my mind was $20,000, but even that might be too low.

I've played the PC version since the Beta last year. It's a great game, but content isn't being released at the pace I'd like.

Also, this game is not a Hearthstone clone. It's based off of a physical card game that's been ongoing since 2010.

r/imsorryjon

I tried him. He's fine, but Smash is a game I only really play with others, so it will be a while before I really put him through his paces.