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I can't believe I almost responded to that bait comment.
Anyway, I will not buy this game if Jar Jar is there for more than a tutorial level.

I really appreciate the amount of finishing they've done on this game after release. I played the previous version and it seemed like most complaints had already been addressed, although there were some areas where adjustments were still needed. Overall, it was a very strong first attempt in the genre, and I'm hoping to see a sequel with the lessons they learn.

Blast from the past. I forgot all about the envelope art, but as soon as I saw the first picture it came rushing back. That's awesome. A real lost art.

Sounds more like the regular pinball of pinball.

The meta gaming killed the experience for me. Can I beat the same two deck builds over and over? I guess. Is it fun? No.

@3VET You know what's crazy? This is actually something Nintendo would do.

Some kind of haunted baby game.

Electroplankton 2. Next question.

@N00BiSH The opening cut scene comparison will break your heart.

@Friendly
The best practice is to have customer service located in the region they are supporting. This ensures the best communication and results in average higher satisfaction. However, it is not the cheapest option. Making a change like this hurts people who are already employed and creates ill-will toward a company. But it means the company makes more money.

But how do they taste?

Good review. It's pretty much how I feel about the game, playing it now. They made some tweaks to address common complaints like checkpoints. I'm having fun, so what more can you ask?

I've got my copy on Switch 1. I'm into it. The game is fun. It's not free from criticism, but it looks like a lot of original complaints like lack of checkpoints have been fixed. It runs perfectly on handheld. Docked, there is infrequently minor stuttering at some loading points, but not at all game breaking. I wish I could take advantage of the S2 resolution upgrade.

@Gamecuber Respectfully, if you already own both on Wii, why do you feel obligated to buy it again on a new system?

@RemyMartin lol

@anoyonmus Keep in mind these games are 15 and 18 years old.

I don't hate it.

@HingryHuppo Of course, but they're in a league of their own. I don't expect other small times studios to come close to that level of quality or more importantly hype and success.

Don't people compare indie prices to AAA prices? I think these small developers are psyching themselves out by comparing themselves to Hollow Knight.

This game actually looks sick. There's a lot of big money behind these classic IPs and they turn out some sleeper hits.

@RupeeClock The Glover re-release is said to be an absolute travesty made by one man who claimed he could do it when he could not. Bad textures, sounds, everything.

It feels like we've lost the plot.

@LastFootnote Dozens of games are released each month, at least. It's not Team Cherry's responsibility to plan everyone's release dates. Nobody complains when a game shadow drops. The real lesson apparently is they should have been even less communicative.

To me this is what a perfect release looks like. "We're working on it. See you when it's ready." You got it, boss.

Bring back Re-Volt.

They're wrong, sorry.

@MrRom92
Chad Moldenhauer: "And of course, to have a chance to come full circle from our childhood inspiration of vintage cartoons and see Cuphead made into a rubber hose cartoon of its own is beyond words!"

That looks great, very cool.
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Oh. Uhhh....

Are we still doing this one?

If Pac-Man World 2 was so good, why wasn't there a Pac-Man World 2 2?

@mystman12 The Silksong movies were big in the 90s so there has always been a rivalry of sorts with Terminator.

We need a timeline and we need it yesterday.

There had better be 40 brand new Mario adventures.

@JohnnyMind "Japan for me as it shows the titular ring"
But the title is The Hobbit.

They should call the company Maptendo.

I've been comparing it to Super Mario Sunshine, but only as a meta narrative about the working class.

@ShieldHero The image is very obviously traced. I think the only visible difference is how far up the green patch is on the neck, but the wings (and everything else) are exactly the same dimension at all lines. People who value creativity, especially artists, take pride in creating something. Not in copying. If you want to be an author you can take inspiration from as many things as you want, but I doubt you would copy and paste whole pages out of another book. Right?

It actually is wild to see people defending plagiarism when even the pokemon company didn't want it.

One day all your beloved characters will be voiced by pre-recorded lines stitched together with AI like James Earl Jones.

Anyway, shame Charles Martinet is no longer voicing Peach but I guess all things come to an end.

Is DK too much of a big shot to do his own line readings now? Ridiculous.

@StewdaMegaManNerd No turtles in Japan.

I looked at this game awhile back but did not play it. It seemed too edgy.

Is this supposed to be a Biblical allegory?

@PokemonDMG They warned us pokemon was the devil. We should have listened.

@Mocznik We know.

It's almost impressive how Nintendo never releases a console that can handle its release titles.

Looks like a mobile game, but looking back I guess Bubble Bobble does too.

Very cute. I must be blind because I can barely tell the difference between these switch 1 and 2 clips.

Nothing personnel kid