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So I hear, but also that DP was really flawed before it. BW was pretty good by itself.
So I hear, but also that DP was really flawed before it. BW was pretty good by itself.
I haven’t played enough Platinum to say for sure, but that doesn’t sound right to me at all. BW alone was a very good game already.
GameFreak needs time. TotK had a lot of time to get polished.
Because nostalgia is a driving force for this franchise and BW committed the sin to dare not to rely on that. Which is why even when they cut the National Dex in Sword and Shield, they made sure nobody would miss that Charizard was still there.
They are constantly testing how little they can offer and still have people buy out of sheer nostalgia. That Indigo Disk DLC with the Blueberry Academy looks like it will be very barebones, just an enclosed environment with some Elite 4-like fights, but they made sure to show that all the old starter buddies are back, because they know people will flock to that.
Back to Tears of the Kingdom until Fantasy Life i drops. Finally cleared Korok Forest. It was surprisingly easy after the Hyrule Castle fight.
I got bold enough to try facing a Gleeok. I didn’t die but I wasted a whole lot of stuff. Seems like my stuff is not up to par yet. Am I supposed to have a bunch of elemental eyes or what?
I like it better like this. There is an oversaturation of pixelated games, but the art style of the first one was frankly the weakest part of the whole game.
Yeah, Capcom doesn’t own every possible variations of blue and red robot people.
Hell, Megaman is kind of an Astro Boy knock-off.
I get your point but it’s only marginal benefit for our limited immediate perspective. Even if we stop actively destroying our planet, we are still at risk of catching a stray asteroid and that would be it for our whole civilization and most of life. We really need to learn better self-preservation at an interstellar scale.
Seems pertinent that US politicians suddenly mentioned a totally reliable account about possible aliens just as people’s unrest over their cost of living and the excesses of the wealthy has been rising.
Google already seems more full of AI generated blogspam than ever
Repost are not an indication of the Dead Internet as long as human beings do it. Regular people don’t expect each topic to only be brought up a single time ever. They want to add their opinion too.
It’s reductionist, but it gets to the point that it’s not an abstract everlasting resource, it’s a system that’s not under your control, so it might not be always reliable. So people should be wary of service discontinuations, rules and price changes.
The point can be distilled even further, the cloud is someone else’s.
I hear RetroArch doesn’t have the best and latest emulation cores in general, though I don’t keep up closely enough to know why.
Frankly I don’t think this is quite accurate when it comes to media companies. They want people playing games because people who play games are more likely to talk about them and sell them to other people.
But they would rather have people talking of their new games. for sure.
The Wii U and the 3DS can be hacked to be incredibly backwards compatible. Wii U can run Wii and GameCube games natively, straight on the hardware, and the 3DS can do that for the old DS and GBA.
The Switch can do none of that, everything they got is ported or emulated.
If only wages kept up with inflation…
At least officially.
But yeah, it’s rough that the biggest discounts they ever offer were 33%, rarely, for just a couple titles.
The ability to use another console as a controller for game menus and asymmetrical gameplay.
I just miss the 3DS.
Without this, I wouldn’t even bother getting one.
The jailbreaking community saves the day once again