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Re: Feature: 10 Years Ago, Nintendo Launched The Very Best 3DS

solarwolf07

I have a Mario Red 3DS XL (which, apparently, is the only way to get NSMB2 Gold edition, which I still have) and a SNES New 3DS XL that I still use very frequently to play Pokemon games. Can’t say enough how much I love the 3DS systems, they’re such a nice form factor and have a stellar collection of games and a thriving home brew community

Re: Poll: Are You Bothered By The Frame Rate In Zelda: Echoes Of Wisdom?

solarwolf07

Haven’t played past the second dungeon yet, and also didn’t play links awakening. However, I definitely notice the drops, but they certainly aren’t enough to ruin the game.

On the other hand, the combat feels like the auto-battle system from Pokemon S/V, just press the echo button and wait for the fight to end. Pretty tame.

Overall, enjoying the game. Not my favorite but I don’t regret picking it up

Re: Round Up: The Reviews Are In For The Plucky Squire

solarwolf07

@WaffleRaptor01
“Stop giving your platforming character the ability to jump, that’s for Mario only”

“Stop giving your fps characters guns, that’s for Doom only”

“Stop giving your RPGs monster capturing abilities, that’s for Pokemon only”

I could go on…

Re: Talking Point: Could Ganondorf Ever Be The Star Of A Zelda Game?

solarwolf07

My comment is buried, but I'll still add that I think Hyrule Warriors style gameplay perfectly fits gannondorfs character, as the big, dumb evil guy a brute force style loop is unbeatable. A slower, more puzzling game just doesn't scream "gannondorf" to me.

Doesn't change the fact that it would still be a wonderful idea to make more games starring the big bad characters though

Re: Most Stressful Nintendo Switch Games

solarwolf07

Subnautica definitely deserves its spot on this list. Dread is one of the best games on switch for sure, though maybe stressful isn't the word I'd use for it.

A series that isn't here is the Five Night at Freddy's series. The power outage sequence in the first game really gets your heart rate up. And while it's technically on the switch (but not recommended), FNaF Help Wanted in VR is genuinely the most stressful game I've ever played.