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Re: Memory Pak: Making Contact With The "Ungoogleable" Game I Couldn't Quite Remember

tseliot

One of the very first isometric RPG games I played was a game I think was called Immortal. Took me forever to remember the name or find it, but figured it out years ago, and then I may have forgotten it, but think that was what it was called. One RPG game I fondly remember playing but have yet to find anywhere, and as you said it's hard to Google something without the name, is a TurboGrafx RPG with towns and bars. I'm sure it had horrible graphics, but in my weird memory it looked as good as any RPG today. Nostalgia is indeed a powerful drug. (If anyone thinks they know what game I'm referring to, even with that sparse information, please feel free to guess or remind me.)

Re: Talking Point: What Do You Wish You Knew Sooner In Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom?

tseliot

How is fast travel not something you figure out in the first 30 minutes? Wonder what the reaction would have been to BOTW or TOTK if they truly made you traverse everywhere? It's an intriguing thought and definitely would have ensured you saw more of the game than the main quest but this generation is definitely locked into fast travel being a gimme in open world type games. Playing the RE4 Remake now and really wish it had a fast travel system. Maybe it does and I haven't figured that out after playing for 20 hours? I have made it to the castle, so if it's before that, I completely missed it. Scared to look because anytime you look online for something about a game you usually find out more information than you wanted to know.

Re: The Nitro Deck Is A Stunning Switch Controller Grip Promising "Zero Stick Drift"

tseliot

@Coalescence That's true but what's the next big system seller from Nintendo? They're either keeping a tight lid on things, or it's Pikmin 4 and then tumbleweeds and crickets. Maybe if you have a big backlog for Switch. this makes perfect sense, but it does feel more like the current Switch is almost EOL. Guess we'll see, it certainly would have seemed more useful even a year ago, at least to me.

Re: Sonic Co-Creator Yuji Naka Could Face Over Two Years In Prison

tseliot

Anyone in that position without competent legal and financial (or ones that they actually listen to), shouldn't be in that position, and won't for long. It's easy to be stupid when you're broke, but if you got that kind of money, you better listen and take advice from the professionals. No pun intended, but it's literally not a game, or if you treat like one you better have some 1-Ups in your pocket.