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@Serpenterror BotW isn't a Wii U port. It's just a product that got released simultaneously on two Nintendo platforms, the same way Sonic Frontiers will be a multiplatform (PC/PS4/Switch/XBox) title.

Just get Mania and call it a day. It wasn't made by Sonic Team and it's the only good game in the bundle.

Greed pretty much defines Nintendo. Full price for a 5 year old DIGITAL product is unacceptable.

Go master Metal Slug 1, 2/X and 3 until then. They're essential.

It's just Bravely Default. There's nothing that remotely resembles Octopath or Ni No Kuni.

I miss the old days when Wayforward rarely failed a game. This one looks bland as hell.

First game is a masterpiece. I never played the 2nd but I hope the remaster improves upon a lot of stuff.

A fantastic console with some bad decisions and poor marketing. Better than Switch under certain aspects.

Soul was removed, but I'd still pay for a proper remake of this fantastic game.

How about a permanent price cut? 20-25$ is the right price for this.

Eco Fighters, Three Wonders and both Mega Man games for me.

I'd say the originals had better colors and contrast.

I miss the 2000s so much.

So, you need a premium, strictly limited package to get access to the complete product? This is ridiculous.

NMH3 was incredible and I wish more companies could make rough, poorly optimized games like that.

Bad emulation confirmed?

@Zach No microphone, no cameras, no portability (in the sense of closing up the device and walking around with it in your pocket). I'd say it's pointless.

The game was fine, the story and writing sucked. That's why.

The fan translation will remain superior no matter what.

B**hit. The "official" fan translation did a superb job on that.

@Snatcher Same here, I always think of him whenever I see this game.

Physical-only games in an era where digital distribution is cheaper and widely available to everyone in the world.

You know the reason.

This is a disaster. I haven't been disappointed like that since Super Mario Bros 35th anniversary. 50 bucks to own a decent version of a long awaited Sonic collection is insane. Not even Mega Man Zero games costed us that much.

@Don They did that to celebrate Pokémon's 20th anniversary, and clearly stated that wasn't the norm, remakes were their priority instead of ports. No GBA mainline Pokémon ever hit the Wii U store. I find it very unlikely to have those games re-released for Switch Online, but I hope I'm wrong.

There will be no mainline Pokémon game.

Probably another expansion pass exclusive, and won't feature any mainline Pokémon.

Here comes another half-assed port.

The new font looks awful, and they didn't need to touch 3D models and artwork. It's FF8 all over again.

More garbage like Sol Cresta? No, thanks.

Why not simply make more DLC packs for the first game? It doesn't make any sense.

So much wasted potential...

Zelda never needed a timeline to begin with.

Waiting for a google drive link so I can preserve it myself. This is ridiculous.

It looks gorgeous, a real shame it's not the P4 Golden release we've been asking for years.

@Link-Hero Visual consistency for the most part. Character sprites are blurry, fonts don't fit the game's UI neither its "retro" look, certain animations aren't as smooth, pixel scaling don't match the menus and backgrounds. It's serviceable if you don't care about these details and just want a cheap nostalgia trip, but the game lost so much charm in the transition that it doesn't feel/play the same.

Difficulty and accessibility are completely different things. Having an easy mode doesn't make the game more accessible to anyone, it just makes things less demanding to master/complete. You can have extremely difficult one-button or two-button games that can be enjoyed by pretty much anyone at any age range, regardless of physical or mental limitations. Older NES games are great examples. Getting frustrated because you can't reach the credits screen has nothing to do with a game having accessibility options or not.

You're not missing much, this version is vastly inferior to the SNES original.

He missed the whole point of how EMMIs fit in Dread's gameplay

So, they're essentially delaying the digital version on purpose to boost the physical edition sales.What a bunch of jerks.

Both SNES (Returns) and Wii U (City) had the best games.

The game's too expensive. Not interested until a 50% discount happens.

Steamworld games have better versions elsewhere, but man, I really miss the old 3DS days.

The first game and Match of the Millennium are among the best pocket games ever made. They have aged very, very well.

@AstralRedStar705 @Anti-Matter Good luck from March 2023 onwards.

It's not worth owning a 3DS without hacking it. And by hacking it, you essentially get access to all regions' games.

The font sucks, like their worst "HD" font so far.

Virtual Console. Unless you "hack" your Wii U, there is no official way to play Metroid Prime Trilogy or rare, expensive games such as Xenoblade or Pandora's Tower.

@HolyGeez03 That makes $50/year for Switch Online, you can't simply purchase the $30 expansion if you want the DLCs.

XBox Game Pass has over 100 games in the catalog, half of them being quality, full $60 games.

There is a huge gap between both services here.

You need to spend $120 to enjoy the "free" DLCs bundled with the $30 expansion pass. That's not even comparable to getting 2-3 full games each month.

That was expected, this game never looked like it could stand out among dozens of great shmups that released in the past 30 years or so. $40 for what? A bunch of ugly pixels and a barebones presentation?